T.O.’s top comedy export since Howie Mandel & Jim Carrey
In a recent TV interview, Canadian comedy megastar Russell Peters was asked how things were going for him. “Well, I’ve got nine cars and five houses,” he replied.
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Two one-woman shows from two very different worlds
When major theatre critics across the city give a one-person show rave reviews, one’s ears should perk up.When the subject is intriguing, if not downright irresistible, it is time to book some tickets.
T.O. star gets Grey’s Anatomy lesson
CATERINA SCORSONE LANDS REGULAR ROLE ON MEDICAL SPIN-OFF SERIES PRIVATE PRACTICE
Recording star made his father a promise
McDermott on performing at the concert closest to his heart
Unleash your inner hillbilly at the Drake BBQ
The Drake BBQ broadcasts its hillbilly presence to the street. When you walk into this rustic joint, the smell of barbecue provokes one’s hunger. I was greeted by Chef Anthony Rose and he arranged for me to taste everything on their limited menu.
The return of Dion Phaneuf?
In his first game after being traded to the Maple Leafs, Phaneuf logged more ice time than any other player and ended the game with some fisticuffs. Leafs fans swooned. They had a new hero. Now, in his first season as team captain and on the shelf following a gruesome cut, the rock solid defenceman sounds off on the team’s fortunes and his frightening encounter with a skate blade.
From a first date to a seat in first class
In a world where everyone and everything happens in an instant, is it any wonder that the way we date has sped up, too?
Copper pipe thefts plague area homes
A growing number of copper pipe thefts in North Toronto and Forest Hill have left locals in disbelief.
Beloved rainbow may return to Yorkdale
Arc En Ciel, the popular art installation by Michael Hayden, may once again find a home in Yorkdale subway station.
Leaside heritage buildings saved
After a four-year battle over the fate of Leaside’s Talbot Apartments, Ontario’s Superior Court has denied the property owner’s request to appeal the original ruling, a ruling that refuses them the right to demolish the complex.
Low set to rise again
In 2000, legendary Toronto band Lowest of the Low reunited to play a concert at the Warehouse. The show sold out almost immediately, and as more dates were added, the little reunion show snowballed into a tour, then another, a live record and a new full-length album. Although they have no plans for anything major … Continued
Addicted to sports
Author Dave Bidini follows a rag tag group of former addicts across the globe for a soccer tournament