Weekend Reading List: top stories from our sister sites, from Steve Jobs’ fashion to Jesus Christ’s passion
Every weekend we round up the highlights from the other websites in the St. Joseph Media family. Check them out, after the jump.
• Fashion is mourning Steve Jobs by presenting Apple’s top five fashion moments. Those expecting five turtlenecks will be pleasantly surprised. Watch the slideshow [Fashion Magazine] »
• American teachers are turning to in-class Twitter discussions to get shy kids to contribute, reports Canadian Family. We had reservations about this, but then we remembered everyone is constantly on Twitter anyway. Read the entire story [Canadian Family] »
• As part of their ongoing City Bites Live series, Ottawa Magazine sat in on a lesson from Toronto chef Francisco Alejandri of Agave y Aguacate. Fun fact from the article: traditional Mexican cuisine is on the UN intangible heritage list, alongside the Peruvian scissors dance and the wooden movable type printing of China. Read the entire story [Ottawa Magazine] »
• Where has its picks for the 10 best record shops in Toronto. At Toronto Life, we still can’t get over the loss of Sam’s classical section—and, you know, Sam’s. See the list [Where] »
• The six stuffing recipes over at 20 Minute Supper Club look positively delectable, if a little time consuming. Pro tip: join the Five Minute Super Club and use a box. See the list [20 Minute Supper Club] »
• In its most salacious post of the year, Weddingbells bares all and shows off 15 sexy nude…nail polishes. Watch the slideshow [Weddingbells] »
• The thoughtful solo show Bigger Than Jesus is back in the city at the Factory Theatre, and Torontoist has a review. Surprisingly, The Beatles only receive a passing mention. Read the entire story [Torontoist] »
