posted Saturday, September 15, 2018
Get your tickets for Queer and Here and Shades of Justice for an exciting double feature Saturday September 15, 2018, presented in partnership with Pride Toronto. Click here for a list of all remaining CaribbeanTales International Film Festival film screening in Toronto until Sept 20, 2018 Rise Up: Queer & Here – 6pm CTFF and Pride presents a night of […]
posted Thursday, September 13, 2018
ACT, Canada’s largest direct service HIV/AIDS organization, will host the 30th AIDS Walk Toronto on Sunday, September 16th (10 am – 3 pm). Over 1,000 walkers and participants will gather at Nathan Phillips Square, the Walk’s original home in 1989, to raise funds and help provide essential support services for men, women and young people […]
posted Thursday, September 13, 2018
The Bi Arts Festival has an exciting lineup of artists, authors and performers for the second annual festival, September 18-23, 2018, Toronto. Toronto’s second annual Bi Arts Festival is the world’s largest celebration of bisexual voices in art and culture and runs from September 18th to 23rd, 2018. The festival welcomes a diverse roster of […]
posted Wednesday, September 12, 2018
The scene is Hazlehurst, Mississippi, and Babe Magrath is having a bad day. She didn’t like the way her husband looked, so she shot him. Needless to say, he’s not too happy about it. Now out on bail, Babe reunites with her two sisters to make sense of their most recent misfortunes. Meg is back […]
posted Monday, September 10, 2018
There are hundreds of films to choose from over the next couple of weeks at the Toronto International Film Festival. Here are a few we think are worthy of your time. Splinters The film deals with themes such as struggling with identity and tradition, and dealing with family loss and complicated relationships. Belle, the lead character, […]
posted Tuesday, August 21, 2018
Do you want to donate blood and help save lives? Are you prohibited from donating your blood in Canada because of donor policies imposed by Canadian Blood Services?? Then local Toronto activist Bobby Valen says there’s something you can do about it! This event is not a rally or protest but a call to action to stand, […]
posted Thursday, August 16, 2018
In this personal and eye-opening interview with Nick Cannon, the multi-hyphenate and truly self-made multi-millionaire television personality – actor – musician – deejay – media mogul opens up about transcending his childhood circumstances to become one of the most successful forces in all areas of the entertainment industry. As a teen, armed only with creativity […]
posted Tuesday, August 14, 2018
Jake Shears’ much anticipated self-titled debut solo album has been released. This is the Scissor Sisters’ frontman’s first full-length work since 2012. Shears relocated to New Orleans in 2015 and the city’s singular energy and musical traditions became a source of inspiration. He recorded the album in Louisville, KY with Kevin Ratterman (Ray LaMontagne, My Morning […]
posted Saturday, August 4, 2018
Toronto’s first-ever Taste of the Middle East Food Festival will transform Yonge and Dundas Square this summer, serving up a delicious sample of the exotic flavours and cultures of the Middle East. Inspired by the theme of 1001 Flavours, the Taste of the Middle East Food Festival on August 4, 2018 will feature a variety […]
posted Thursday, July 26, 2018
Wow, what a show! Erasure is one of those bands who have been around long enough that anyone attending one of their shows will know a few songs, and most likely will recognize even a couple more that they forgot they sung. Right from the get go with “Oh L’amour” the crowd rose to their […]
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