Tonight, Project Bakeover is back to introduce some delicious treats from bakeries across Canada, as they get an expert menu and interior design revamp. Season two of the hit show is premiering on the Food Network and, if you’re a true sweet tooth, you might just recognize the Woodbridge custom cake shop that gets its … Continued
There are purses, there are earrings, there are hair accessories and there are . . . tooth gems? If you’ve ever wanted to add more bedazzling to your look through more than just jewellery, this new trend taking Toronto by storm is for you. Tooth gem embellishment is another gen Z trend that is garnering … Continued
By Erin Neilly
In a scathing and comical take on Black tokenism in the entertainment business, Toronto writer, playwright and all-around artistic dynamo Amanda Parris’s latest, Revenge of the Black Best Friend, is set to premiere on CBC Gem. “Revenge of the Black Best Friend came out of my childhood desire to see more stories on screen led … Continued
When Jordana and Bram Goldstein met for the first time is up for debate – he just might have been the DJ at her bat mitzvah. But since their potentially second meeting, it’s been a match made in heaven. Bram is the founder of bespoke golf bag design company Custom Sevens in partnership with former … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Toronto-born actor Katheryn Winnick, known for her starring roles in Vikings and Big Sky, recently announced the launch of the Winnick Foundation in an effort to help refugees in Ukraine. Winnick, who is of Ukrainian descent, confirmed in the March 23 issue of The Hollywood Reporter (THR) that she teamed up with her mom to … Continued
Adrian Forte has a long list of accomplishments already under his belt, from television appearances on Chopped Canada and Chef in your Ear, to guest chef stints at Café Boulud at the Four Seasons. He’s also the co-founder of comfort food favourite Dirty Bird Chicken & Waffles, and behind the popular pop-up Yawd. But, Forte … Continued
April Julian has always been interested in making, whether it was woodworking, painting or baking. She began cake decorating in 2007, after watching an episode of the Martha Stewart Show featuring famous Food Network chef, Ron Ben Israel. Together the pair was making a sugar orchid cake. Julian was so intrigued that she had to … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Common Deer is a four-piece Toronto band led by Sheila Hart on vocals with Adam Hart (guitar, synthesizer), Liam Farrell (percussion, samples), and Connor Farrell (bass). After a couple of highly regarding EPs, the band’s debut album, Maximalist, is officially out April 1. The record tackles a range of raw and honest themes, from mental health, … Continued
By lindsaylow
Looking for something to brighten your weeks? Add Streets Of Toronto’s new weekly Toronto quiz, Do You Know T.O.?, to your schedule! Each Wednesday, we’ll be sharing five Toronto-based trivia questions for you to answer, from history to sports to current events. Try to guess the answers to these questions after your daily Wordle fix … Continued
During the season four run of The Great Canadian Baking Show, Canada fell in love with the witty winner, Raufikat Oyawoye-Salami. This week, we get to see her back on screen as she hosts Raufikat’s Better Bake Show, where she attempts to share her kitchen wisdom with the two Toronto comedians who co-hosted her winning … Continued
By Ron Johnson
One of the city’s most beloved and homegrown music and arts festivals, Field Trip, will return to its old stomping grounds at Fort York and Garrison Common this summer for a one-day event on July 9. The music festival will feature headliners Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats along with a wonderful lineup of performers … Continued
It is a clear consensus among Canadian fashion experts reporting on the pulse of pop culture that streetwear is held near and dear to Toronto’s heart, even through the pandemic. With the threat of COVID-19 having pushed our community out of physical spaces and towards a more active digital presence, Toronto streetwear culture holds steady. … Continued
