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Recap: Operanation Dazzles Guests For a Good Cause

By: Curtis Sindrey – The Canadian Opera Company’s (COC) annual Operanation fundraiser event took place at the Four Seasons Centre last week (May 16) for one of Toronto’s most highly anticipated social events. With 100 per cent of the evening’s proceeds going towards the COC’s Ensemble Studio, the nation’s premier training program for young Canadian opera artists, guests … Continue reading

Review: Canadian Opera Company’s “Otello” Packs Emotional Punch

By: Curtis Sindrey – You know that feeling at work when your boss passes you over for a promotion and you vow unrelenting revenge? The Canadian Opera Company’s new production of Otello is that dialled up to 11. Featuring an all-star cast of seasoned performers including tenor Russell Thomas, who enjoyed success with past COC productions including Norma, … Continue reading

Photos: Ric Flair @ Sport Card & Memorabilia Expo

Photos by: Curtis Sindrey – WWE Hall of Famer “The Nature Boy” Ric Flair appeared at the Sport Card & Memorabilia Expo to sign autographs at the International Centre in Mississauga on May 4th.

Review: Huawei P30 Pro is the Phone of the Future

By: Curtis Sindrey – Just when you think smartphone cameras can’t get any better, Huawei’s P30 Series rewrites the rules. With the new P30 Pro smartphone, you get a professional grade camera and a lot more for a competitive price. Featuring Huawei’s signature quad camera system, the P30 Pro offers a staggering four camera setup including a … Continue reading

Cirque du Soleil Announces Return of “Alegria” to Toronto This September

By: Staff – Cirque du Soleil has announced the return of Alegría, one of its most iconic productions, in a renewed version. After engagements in Montreal and Gatineau, Alegría, in a new light, will be presented under the Big Top at Ontario Place in Toronto for a limited engagement starting on September 12, 2019. For … Continue reading

Review: Canadian Opera Company’s ‘Elektra’ is a Masterclass of Dramatic Storytelling

By: Curtis Sindrey – The Canadian Opera Company’s (COC) new production of Elektra is a spellbinding tale of revenge that keeps you at the edge of your seat until the final note. Anchored by masterful performances by Christine Goerke (Elektra), Susan Bullock (Klytaimnestra), Erin Wall (Chrysothemis), Wilhelm Schwinghammer(Orest), and Michael Schade(Aegisth), Ekektra follows Klytämnestra, Queen of Thebes, who murdered … Continue reading

10 Best Toronto New Year’s Eve 2019 Parties

By: Staff – With so many different kinds of parties happening on New Year’s Eve in Toronto, it can be difficult to pick the best one to ensure you have the best time ever. From fireworks at Nathan Phillips Square, to a Lake Ontario booze cruise, to elegant soirees, we have you covered with a list … Continue reading

Pop-Up Phenomenon, Happy Place, Arrives in Toronto

By: Staff – As Canadians prepare for colder weather and summer vacation feels like a distant memory, comes a joy-filled pop-up experience that is sure to put a smile on your face and some extra hop in your step.  HAPPY PLACE, an interactive, immersive exhibit with larger-than-life installations and multi-sensory themed rooms, is on a … Continue reading

Review: WWE 2K19 Inches Closer to the Perfect Wrestling Game

By: Curtis Sindrey –   WWE’s 2K video game series is back with another entry. WWE 2K19, the sixth game in the series, gets a lot right and some things hilariously wrong. 2k Showcase Mode Part mini documentary, part interactive story, WWE 2K19’s new showcase mode follows the career of Daniel Bryan. Going from his Feb. 2003 … Continue reading

Giller Prize Announces 2018 Shortlist

By: Staff – Today, at the Scotiabank Centre in Toronto, the Scotiabank Giller Prize announced its 2018 shortlist. CBC Radio’s Gill Deacon hosted the special event, while 2018 jury members Kamal Al-Solaylee, Maxine Bailey, Philip Hensher and Heather O’Neill were on hand to announce the 2018 finalists and read citations for each title. “I couldn’t … Continue reading