The annual festival that attracts millions of people to frolic in the streets of Toronto in celebration of Caribbean arts and culture and a highlight of the summer; featuring elaborate costumes, Caribbean music, and food in the Grand Parade by the shores of Lake Ontario, has been thwarted by the coronavirus pandemic.
Continue reading Toronto Caribbean Carnival cancels festival to minimize impact of the global health crisisAll-female legal team launches class action against Toronto plastic surgeon 'Dr. 6ix'
Three law firms just publicly announced that they have launched a class action against cosmetic surgeon Dr. Martin Jugenburg, referred to as “doctor six” (self-styled as “Dr.6ix”) for taking and distributing images of patients without their permission.
Continue reading All-female legal team launches class action against Toronto plastic surgeon 'Dr. 6ix'Montreal dancer creates unique vocabulary using symbolic gestures based on the alphabet
A dancer stands in the middle of the stage, folds one forearm over the other and lifts and lowers her elbows in a sultry wave, forming the ebb and flow of the letter “S”. A chilling voice sweeps over the stage in a whisper, dissipating like ashes on the wind: “Suzanne.” Her arms extend above her head, a zig-zag for a “Z,” hands clasp together to form the letter “A”. I strain to decipher each letter making up the words but the movements variate with each one.
Continue reading Montreal dancer creates unique vocabulary using symbolic gestures based on the alphabetHito Steyerl shapes a future out of free plots instead of free ports
In Hito Steyerl: This is the Future, the first major solo exhibition in Canada for German filmmaker and writer Hito Steyerl, she actively confronts viewers with her critique of the world. She localizes the global and makes the political personal. And she articulates her message so that it is too loud, too bright, and too exciting to ignore.
Continue reading Hito Steyerl shapes a future out of free plots instead of free portsAtwood film gives us a glimpse of the ‘Handmaid’ author’s monumental life
Directors Nancy Lang and Peter Raymont spent two years jetting around the world trying to keep pace with the award-winning author of The Handmaid’s Tale, to capture memorable moments of her monumental life for their documentary Margaret Atwood: A Word after a Word after a Word is Power.
Continue reading Atwood film gives us a glimpse of the ‘Handmaid’ author’s monumental lifeMarvel boldly enters into sweeping podcast deal with SiriusXM and Pandora
Marvel Entertainment is creating new digital audio content exclusively for SiriusXM and Pandora streaming platforms and services. The new creative collaboration with Marvel will provide subscribers, listeners and fans of the comic book franchise with never-before-seen breadth and depth of content in the world of podcasts.
Continue reading Marvel boldly enters into sweeping podcast deal with SiriusXM and PandoraCloth that Changed the World: The Art and Fashion of Indian Chintz
New book explores the story of India’s richly coloured textiles, ahead of the ROM’s original exhibition of costumes and pieces hidden away for over 50 years.
Cloth that Changed the World: The Art and Fashion of Indian Chintz is a collection of essays about the influence that printed and painted cotton cloth has had on the world, from its origins 5,000 years ago to its current place in fashion and home decor.
Continue reading Cloth that Changed the World: The Art and Fashion of Indian ChintzMoulin Rouge auditions dancers in Canada
One of the most famous cabarets in the world is looking to expand its troupe of dancers. The Moulin Rouge holds auditions in three Canadian cities this month in hopes of finding classically trained performers who can also dazzle audiences with their mastery of the French Cancan.
Continue reading Moulin Rouge auditions dancers in CanadaMeet Good American co-founders Khloé Kardashian and Emma Grede
Get a chance to meet Khloé Kardashian and Emma Grede, co-founders of the inclusive, body-positive, fashion brand Good American. The two are making an appearance in Toronto on Wednesday to launch their clothing line at The Bay.
Continue reading Meet Good American co-founders Khloé Kardashian and Emma GredeWhere to get legit branded Rolling Stones limited-edition merchandise
Your tongue is hanging out! Exclusive Rolling Stones-inspired merchandise, from scooters to lip colour, carry-on luggage, jewellery, phone cases, coolers, high-end baby carriers and even fresh macarons, will be available for a limited time in New York City, Los Angeles and Miami to coincide with the band’s No Filter Tour. Find out more about the brands and where to get them.
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