Kevin Hamdan can read your mind. His social media pages — where he’s racked up almost 700,000 followers on Instagram and 1.7 million likes on TikTok — are filled with videos of the mentalist stopping people in the streets of Toronto, asking them to think of a name or a memory before seemingly reading their … Continued
Darlene Downey and Nathan Gorr, owners of Downey’s Farm, know a thing or two about Halloween. A fourth-generation family farm, they’re celebrating the 30th anniversary of Pumpkinfest this year. Ontarians swarm to the farm every year to see thousands of pumpkins, explore the Boo Barn and puzzle through a corn maze. Now, the pair share … Continued
By lindsaylow
Culinary and cultural phenom Mary Berg is back this month with a new daytime lifestyle series, The Good Stuff With Mary Berg weekdays at 10 a.m. on CTV. In a way, Berg is taking over for the legendary Toronto talk show icon Marilyn Denis. Here’s our conversation with Berg about her new show and a … Continued
To all the single Torontonians who want rich partners, look no further than around the block. A recent study from Seeking.com, a luxury dating app for the wealthy, revealed the top 25 North American destinations to find eligible millionaires. Toronto ranked first among Canadian cities, and third in North America right behind New York and … Continued
Toronto’s Laysla De Oliveira knew the competition for the starring role in a series created by Yellowstone’s Taylor Sheridan would be fierce. But when she hopped on a call with Sheridan himself and learned who she would have the opportunity to star alongside in Special Ops: Lioness, she knew this would be the role of … Continued
There’s never been this much attention on the Canadian women’s soccer team before. That’s partially because they’re heading to the FIFA World Cup in Australia and New Zealand on July 20, partially because the country is launching a long overdue professional women’s soccer league in 2025 — and partially because of Quinn. The midfielder made … Continued
As one of the newest additions to ET Canada’s reporting team, Brittnee Blair has travelled the globe interviewing some of Hollywood’s biggest stars, including Robert De Niro, Michelle Yeoh and Kelly Clarkson. She got her start on TV as the “Queen Bee” on Big Brother Canada’s third season, but you might recognize her from her … Continued
You’ve lived in Toronto for several years if not your entire life, and you’ve just been excitedly informed that Toronto has the biggest ravine system in the entire world. The man who told you this is Matthew Jordan, the creator and sole tour guide of recently launched Hidden Rivers Walking Tours, named in honour of … Continued
At Funny Bunny Services, dogs and cats take a backseat to another furry friend that’s growing in popularity — rabbits. As the only pet grooming shop dedicated solely to bunnies in Toronto and also one of the only in Canada, owner Morgan Black has cornered a (floppy, furry) niche in the market, and she says … Continued
In 2003, Michael Leshner and Michael Stark, also known as “The Michaels,” made history as the first same-sex couple to legally be married in Canada. Now, ahead of their 20th anniversary on June 10, Michael Stark tells us the story of how they met and the secret to 42 years of happiness. How they met … Continued
For the past year, women in Toronto have been using the “Are we dating the same guy?” Facebook group to warn other women about men they’ve dated who have harassed or abused them or find out whether the men they’re dating are cheating on them. Versions of this Facebook group have popped up in cities … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Toronto artist Abel Tesfaye, better known as The Weeknd, is set to star in a new HBO drama series called The Idol and with that news comes word that he might be ready to take a hiatus from his chart-topping music career. The Idol will premiere on June 4 on HBA and Crave here in … Continued
