Chef Susur Lee says his latest project, Lee Lounge, is “on track” to open just in time for the Toronto International Film Festival. Lee Lounge, taking over Madeline’s old space, will feature cocktails from the star chef’s travels.
Outdoor movie nights have exploded in the city and, with so many to choose from, PostCity.com has narrowed in on this summer’s best flicks. So grab a lawn chair, pop some kernels and get ready for a starry-skied trip down Hollywood lane.
Monday may be a holiday but that’s still doesn’t give you enough time to pack in everything going on in Toronto this long weekend. Check out PostCity.com’s list of the top five things to do this weekend.
Revive your fascinations with outerplanetary icons, ravishing heroines and men in tights at Fan Expo, where the best names in sci-fi & celebrity converge
Toronto writer Camilla Gibb was already deep into what was supposed to be her next novel. She had a publication date, editors were on standby, but everything changed after a month-long trip to Vietnam that was supposed to be a little R and R tacked onto the end of a Southeast Asian book tour.
Volunteer-a-holic represents country at Belinda Stronach brainchild, set to tackle education
According to Franco Prevedello, a well-known Toronto restaurateur, the space on Balmoral Avenue currently occupied by Terroni will not be the location of his new project.
T.O.’s designer darling on private vs. public and penning in me time
The next Karen Kain dishes on her recent medal wins, honing her craft in Thornhill and turning heads in N.Y.C.
The voice of the Raptors on his unlikely rise to radio prominence, memories of Richmond Hill and the scoop on life after Bosh
CTV’s newest anchor on her close call with G20 riot police and what it means to take over from the man known simply as ‘Lloyd’
She’s starred with Sean Penn, Steve Carell & more — now this North York starlet takes on a leading role in the new film Scott Pilgrim vs. the World
