Event
With her name up on the marquee as one of this year’s Just For Laughs Toronto headliners, the outright star-power she brings left nothing to be desired, with deafening hoots, holle…
Film
The plot starts strong with palpable chase scenes and monster gore, but leaves you on a cliffhanger with unanswered questions and confusion.
Dinosaurs, dysfunctional families, and ’80s nostalgia mixed in a film that proves there’s still life left in the dinosaur genre.
Album reviews • Blues / R&B / Rock
Reyome brings us a short yet action packed EP, featuring an updated blues feel, with raw and real vocal performances, and electric tracks from start to finish.
Concerts • Experimental Pop / Pop Rock
Her victory lap after an explosion onto the mainstream pop scene this year, Slayyyter returns to Toronto with an exhilarating, high-energy show.
Monét X Change’s High Heels, Worn up Knees show brings high energy and warm, relatable humour to Toronto.
Travesty is a visual and auditory feast filled with captivating storytelling, blending elements of protest, burlesque and drag.
The wonderfully historic and atmospheric Elgin and Winter Garden Theatre provided the perfect setting on September 30th for an evening with British comedy royalty. Hosted as part o…
Through the film’s candid portrayal of the young chef, this biopic is more than the usual puff piece.
Album reviews • Dream Pop / Indie Rock
Overall, Personne has created a beautiful album that serves to usher out the end of the summer as it evokes feelings of lingering on the good times of the past that you can return…
Album reviews • Dance / Electro-pop
Rebecca Black’s second album, serves as the perfect re-introduction for listeners who haven’t heard her since “Friday”.
In a world ruled by algorithms and influencers, can a legend of fashion and trendsetting survive, or is it time for the Devil to give up her throne?
