The Questionnaire: Four drag performers on the price of being fabulous
Three queens and a king talk body hair, safety zones and aging gracefully
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“Someone needed to bring the drama”: Real Housewives of Toronto star Kara Alloway on her new book about reality TV
The series villain dishes on the behind-the-scenes secrets of RHOT, who she’d cast in a second season, and why her, Kathy Hilton and Donald Trump all have sons named Baron
“Garbage bags are an amazing material”: Meet the designer turning used plastics into high-fashion garments
Recycling die-hard Padina Bondar on dumpster diving, spinning trash into textiles and why environmentally friendly clothing is the way of the future
Sixteen things to see, do, read and hear in Toronto this June
Including Shania Twain’s homecoming concert, the National Ballet’s fancified Romeo and Juliet, Ashley Audrain’s highly anticipated second novel and the return of Luminato
“There’s nothing more powerful than singing ‘I love you’ with family and friends”: A Q&A with beloved children’s musicians Sharon and Bram
On the eve of their 45th anniversary, the “Skinnamarink” legends talk about Toronto’s greatest music venue, their upcoming concert film and performing for overly excited children
American Born Chinese—plus everything else we’re excited to watch this week
Here are our 10 most anticipated titles streaming on Netflix, Prime Video, Disney Plus, Crave and Apple TV Plus
“The AGO used to feel so out of reach”: This creator is bringing the African diaspora to the city’s biggest art gallery
When Josef Adamu was 24 years old, he launched a creative agency out of his mom’s basement. Now, the Nigerian Canadian artist is making a triumphant return to the city with his new exhibit, Feels Like Home
“I caught a hot streak”: Meet Akintoye, the TikTok rapper turned IRL star
The buzzy musician talks about falling asleep to the dulcet tones of Biggie, his recent collab with Idris Elba and why he’d rather be your fun cousin than yet another aloof celebrity
“Canadians suffer from this absolute refusal to see myth and romance in ourselves”: A Q&A with BlackBerry star Jay Baruchel
The actor talks about making the outrageous new film, fighting Canadian cinema’s old guard, buying weed with grandparents and whether it’s “the Beach” or “the Beaches”
Ben Affleck’s Air—plus everything else we’re excited to watch this week
Here are our top 10 new titles hitting Disney Plus, Prime Video, Netflix and Apple TV Plus
Twelve striking photos that capture life in 1970s and ’80s Toronto
June Clark crash-landed in Toronto in 1968 and found her bearings by photographing her surroundings. Now, her early images document city life in a bygone era
