By Nisean Lorde
Taylor Swift is set to begin her six-night residency in Toronto tonight! The star will perform across two weekends, from Nov. 14-16 and 21-23, at the Rogers Centre (and the city has more than prepared for her grand entrance). No sign of Swift as yet, but her boyfriend, Kansas City Chiefs’ Travis Kelce, was apparently scoping … Continued
It’s officially, unofficially Toronto’s fashion week, and this year it’s bigger and better than ever thanks to a new addition to the scene, courtesy of the city’s only fashion club, Rchive. The organization is launching Toronto Fashion Week (TOFW) F/W24 this weekend — and the fashion show will take over Billy Bishop Airport. The three-day … Continued
By Ron Johnson
The excitement surrounding Taylor Swift’s tour is nothing short of a cultural phenomenon. Her shows are often described as the most anticipated musical events of the year, with fans lining up for tickets months in advance. There has been a lot said about the crazy ticket prices upwards of $30,000. But what’s actually happening? As … Continued
One of the best ways to warm up from November’s bitter temperatures is with a hearty bowl of ramen. For those who have never tried the dish, ramen is a Japanese noodle soup that sees a delicious medley of vegetables, meat, and fast cooking noodles served up in a simmering broth. Whether you prefer your … Continued
Toronto’s restaurant scene is always in flux, and this month, it’s saying goodbye to a few familiar faces. Whether it’s a long-standing favourite or a trendy spot that didn’t quite make it, these five closures have left a hole in our dining options. Here’s a look at the spots that are officially off the menu. … Continued
The holiday season is here and whether you’re shopping for family, friends or colleagues, we’ve got you covered with thoughtful and unique local gifting ideas curated for your convenience! This year, make gift-giving more personal with options ranging from art lessons and Italian cooking classes to luxurious spa treatments, silk sleepwear and custom fine jewellery … Continued
By Ron Johnson
The moment the city of Toronto has been waiting for since Taylor Swift announced her Eras Tour would come to town is finally here. The Eras Tour is about to kick off tonight at Rogers Centre, and whether you’re dancing in the stands or watching from your couch with a pint of ice cream as … Continued
Just in time for holiday shopping, a completely Indigenous-owned department store filled with a curated selection of Indigenous brands is popping up in Toronto — and you won’t have to travel far to get your shopping done. The new shop, aaniin, will open its doors at the Eaton Centre this month. Founder Chelsee-Marie Pettit, who … Continued
By Ron Johnson
This December, Starvox Entertainment and James Seabright bring Yippee Ki Yay, a comedy show inspired by the iconic Bruce Willis-led 1988 action film Die Hard, to Toronto’s Lighthouse ArtSpace. The show, written and performed by Richard Marsh and directed by Hal Chambers, will run from Dec. 31 to Jan. 12. In Yippee Ki Yay, Marsh … Continued
Toronto’s restaurant scene is a culinary wonderland that A-list celebs like Usher and Michelle Williams can’t get enough of. From hidden gems to chic hot spots, this city is where Hollywood’s finest feast. BYBLOS Byblos has become a hot spot for A-listers craving Mediterranean flavours in Toronto. Golden Globe winner Michelle Williams, known for roles … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Toronto-born rap artist Drake is undoubtedly one of the world’s most successful hip-hop artists, and his accolades are being recognized by Billboard. With the first quarter of the 21st century soon creeping to an end, Billboard ranked the 25 greatest pop stars of the last 25 years — and Drake came in fourth place. Drake … Continued
Toronto’s about to get a little more fun. In just one week, National, the Calgary-based entertainment hot spot, is opening its first Toronto location at The Well. It’s exactly what the city’s nightlife scene has been missing: a place where you can eat, drink, dance and play without having to pick just one. The multi-level, … Continued
