Let's just say things got heated. .. moreGentrification aside, at least it is a good time to be a barista. .. moreIf you consider yourself a foodie, this is an event you can't pass up on. .. moreThere's no arguing against the point that New York is a cinematic city. .. moreThe real reason to keep your eyes on this concert at the Molson Amphitheatre tonight is for the opening act, Counting Crows. .. moreMonday seems like a bit of an odd choice for a balls-to-the-wall pub rock band like Airbourne, but the Australian rockers are primed and ready to get people into the spirit. .. moreSee the best before the rest. .. moreLearn to do it for yourself. .. moreThe last hurrah of summer. .. moreRadiohead are quite possibly the biggest musical act in the world right now. .. moreI must admit Rancid has really impressed me, here. .. moreIt may be one of the seven deadly sins, but Montrealers will be flouting their pride all weekend .. moreIt's only fitting that the Vancouver Queer Film Festival is one of the biggest events of the summer. .. moreIf you haven't seen Jim Gaffigan, you're missing out on one of the funniest comedians out there today. .. moreThis is the kind of thing that Radar was invented for. Free Tacos! .. moreScrew heavy electric guitars. .. moreLike it or not, summer is dwindling; soak it up while you still can. .. moreAn undisputed 20th century literary master. .. moreTake the opportunity to do something for the kids .. moreHeavy power chords, long greasy hair, and lyrics about Satan .. moreOf all the music festivals that Calgary has held this summer, ReggaeFest could take the cake. .. moreBob Dylan. Enough said. .. moreThe best Vancouver has to offer. .. moreWith the original lineup back in tow, Priest continues to find ways to stay relevant. .. moreNothing says summer more than a cold beer on a hot day. .. moreAll four elements of hip hop out on display. .. moreAlthough there is a full schedule of music, performance, and spoken word, the focus is on "art and social change". .. moreSay what you will about the Calgary music scene, but the city has stepped it up this festival season. .. moreFrank Black La La Loves You. .. moreDoesn't it just warm the cockles of your heart when a celebrity gives back? .. moreRadiohead are quite possibly the biggest musical act in the world right now; bigger than Coldplay, bigger than U2, even bigger than Neil Diamond. .. moreIt's been over forty years since Iggy and the Stooges first took the stage, but their music still has that feeling of danger and excitement missing from so much of today's music scene. .. moreGalapagos Art Space, for over ten years, has been a favorite of Williamsburg hipsters. But the location was too good to be true. .. moreUnless you've been living under a rock on mars with your eyes closed and fingers in your ears while yelling .. moreThe long weekend is over, but that doesn’t mean the partying has to stop. .. moreWhat better way to unwind after a looooong day's work then to grab some popcorn and to settle in with a good movie? Lucky for you, you live in Toronto, the country's premiere cinephilic destination. .. moreA blast of movie news and clips .. moreTo risk sounding hyperbolic: this may be the best hip hop lineup ever assembled in one place. .. moreIf you've never been to the Fringe Festival, you're missing out my friend. It's like regular theatre, but much less pretentious and much more anarchic. .. moreEveryone enjoys a little fine cooking now and again, but it's not exactly the cheapest habit. For one month, you can feel free to indulge. .. moreTechnically speaking, the Caribana Festival has already been going on for two weeks now, but if you're a true Torontonian you know that it's the parade that's the real draw. .. moreI don't know what it is about Montreal, but this city has a real faculty for attracting fantastic bands. .. moreThere's one reason to see this band: Chick Corea. .. moreJustin Vernon A.K.A Bon Iver is an example of the classic underdog story. .. moreSome of the leading fireworks designers (yes, there's such thing) come together to represent their countries and entertain some people in the process. .. moreIf you're not a fan, then women's tennis may only bring to mind Anna Kournikova and grunting (although you may be thinking about those things anyway). .. moreI have to grit my teeth and admit that Coldplay are still one of the biggest bands in the world right now. Enough so, that when they come to town, it's always newsworthy. .. moreThis week, Miami celebrates the exciting theater scene with the Urban Theatre Entertainment Festival and Awards. .. moreOne of the few Industrial acts to cross-over into the mainstream, it's more than a little impressive that Nine Inch Nails have been able to stay there for 19 years. .. moreThe involvement of Tony-winning choreographer Bill T. Jones certainly doesn't hurt, nor does the fact that a full band performs Fela Kuti's bass-heavy music on-stage. .. moreThere's something about cooking shows that are oddly hypnotic, even if you have no plans to ever use the recipes. Here's your chance to take it one step further. .. moreWhat can you do? Sex sells. Even if it's puppet sex. .. moreIt's hard not to get nostalgic when watching Prince's 1984 film Purple Rain. The fact that 1984 was two years before I was born is irrelevant. .. moreIt's all about spectacle here; rather than a circus freakshow, this is a display of grace and acrobatics. .. moreIt's a good time to be queer in Montreal. This week, there's not one, but two GLBTQ arts festivals to choose from. .. moreWhy drink Molson when you can try out Great Lakes Brewery, Cameron's, or Big Rock? .. moreLove him or hate him, Fallon is here. .. moreIf you've never been to a summer McCarren Park Pool party, then you haven't lived my friend. .. moreWhile fans of acoustic guitars and pleasant melodies are gently swaying in Prince's Island Park, Calgary's metalheads will be headbanging, moshing, slamdancing, and biting the heads off bats. .. moreYes, this is today's buzz, not 1994's. .. moreTonight marks the beginning of Wakestock, the event of the year for surfer douches and bikini ditzes from the GTA and beyond. .. moreBeware of motion sickness .. moreI always thought of the hipster world as more of a democracy. .. moreYour guide to everything worth buzzing about. .. moreThe flagship store will be located at 1321 Sainte-Catherine Street and will offer Montreal residents a chance to overpay for iPhones. .. moreEat in the clouds and lose weight; or perhaps not .. moreOpening today, this is sure to be a snazzy endeavor. .. moreEvery time super-designer Yohji Yamamoto releases a new line of clothes, it creates a stir in the fashion world. .. moreFinally, film is liberated from its indoor prison. .. moreThe inaugural Pemberton festival proves there is life North of Whistler. .. moreThe inaugural Pemberton festival proves there is life North of Whistler. .. moreWhen's the last time you've drank till you passed out? If you've answered never, you've probably never been to college. .. moreAside from the Stampede, what screams "summer in Calgary" louder than a folk music festival? Answer: not much. .. moreThrowing its hat into the luxury ring in Autumn, The Betsy will provide a new .. moreVancouverites may or may not have heard the word .. moreTorontonians are all aflutter over a heroic Swede appearing in our fair city, and for once it's name is not Mats Sundin. .. morePrefab is no longer just about the trailer, so drop all of your preconceptions, you bigots. .. moreA lot of screens are getting touched: do you know where you children are? .. moreAmidst a storm of contention, the iPhone finally arrives .. moreFood and music and Nathan Phillips Square .. moreAn event that shows 2 sides of Calgary: country and western. .. moreEat in the clouds and lose weight; or perhaps not .. moreAnother season of glorious aural destruction .. moreThe fest is coming to town and there are 376 free reasons you should go .. moreWho ever said getting pampered was a feminine activity? .. moreThis mother-daughter duo's bakery is causing a stir. .. moreThe Grand Prix attracts people from near and far, yet it's becoming less about the cars and more about the party .. moreAllan Jacob straightens the street out .. moreJust because it's getting warmer doesn't mean you should go outside. .. moreThe movie that has become the most anticipated cinematic event of the year .. moreGet your ears ready: Osheaga comes early this year .. moreInternational grapes beware: you're in trouble .. moreOh, the sweet ambulance-chasing style pleasures of observing the highs and lows of new designer gear for four days straight. .. moreDespite popular belief, spring isn't actually for walking .. moreWear in the World! attracts star Wattage .. moreRobert DeNiro want you to go to his film festival. You can't say no. .. moreSometimes, a highway ensconced in waves isn't a bad thing .. morePutting Vancouver on the international map of dance .. moreA quirky comedy that will be an acquired taste for some, and perhaps too terminally sentimental for others. .. moreGolden bald men get ready to relocate to new mantels .. moreThese cutting-edge designers offer up unique items you won't find in your friends' condos. .. moreThe Spiderwick Chronicles is a swashbuckler for youngsters .. moreThe 2010 Olympic Games are less than two years away and preparations are stepping up a knotch. .. moreA bit too eager to excite the audience with a bold display of bloodshed .. morewriter-director Jeff Lowell makes his feature film debut. .. moreThe Food Network’s South Beach Wine & Food Fest returns. .. moreThe Food Network’s South Beach Wine & Food Fest returns. .. moreGetting old has never been easy .. morePretty ho-hum 21st-century drama .. moreThat's not a racquet, this is a racquet .. moreA quick guide to the best festival meals .. moreThe one-woman show that was nixed in NYC and Toronto makes its way west. .. moreRobson Square to put a lid on it? .. moreAffordable festival picks for the rest of us. .. moreYou see the inherent irony in this, don't you? .. moreTricks and Treats from Toronto to Chile .. moreIt's that time again... .. moreFestival Highlights... .. moreNothing's more artistic than a game of dizzy bat. Well... .. moreArt trumps cheese and knives almost every time .. moreAre you an aspiring homeowner or real estate opportunist? Get in line. .. moreSimba loves gyros .. moreSquares aren't just for checkerboards .. moreThe Miami Beach Convention Centre will be filled with eager art aficionados looking for something to pique their art eye. .. moreThe marriage is over, City needs new digs .. moreClothing isn't functional. It's art. .. moreDon't expect granola chic. .. morePortable dining becomes permanent .. moreSatanists battle little people; what's so strange about that? .. moreSend your ears on vacation; not Van Gogh style .. moreSleeping is for first graders in the afternoon .. moreThe arctic has horded white nights for too long .. moreRomantics are murderers .. moreAutumnal cinematic trend: cruising for golden bald guys .. moreTake your eyeballs on a journey. Bring sunglasses. Wait, no, don't. .. moreWe'll help give your eyeballs a well-deserved cinematic rub .. moreWith 450 films from 70 different countries, it might be hard to know what to see. Lucky for you, Martiniboys loves to help. .. moreA Festivus for the Rest of Us .. moreChad Oppenheim continues to establish himself as one of the most forward-thinking and influential architects in Miami .. moreThe Bowery Hotel has outshone many hip boutique hotels with its low-class aesthetic. .. moreThe three mile oasis in the sky will offer an unspoiled view of the Manhattan skyline .. moreOne Calgary hotel is willing to do a lot for their guests. .. moreIn the immortal words of Homer (the Spingfieldian, not the Greek): Mmmm, beer .. moreA collision of classic 1900-era sophistication and aluminum-and-glass boldness. .. moreCaptain Jack Sparrow is back, his braids dangling, nostrils flaring and bad boy swagger intact. .. morethe sequel to 28 Days Later shows us the first days of the viral outbreak that turned England into a zombie-savaged wasteland. .. moreYes, there is an art to KD preperation, but let someone else add the milk for once .. moreWhat spots were hot this year? .. moreBecause getting soused in the park is for hobos and Europeans .. moreAlec Baldwin and Mark Wahlberg are the comedy team of the year (seriously). .. moreYour iPod will thank me later .. moreIt’s Summer, and that means it’s time to start gearing up... .. moreIn CLubs This Week .. moreIt was not so much that it was not comfortable, it was more that you had to be ingenious to find it. .. moreIt has Toronto design written all over it. .. moreThe martiniboys.com .. moreGardiner Museum is industrial on the outside, dazzling on the inside .. moreJust when it seems as if there is an end in sight, the pain on the Main starts... all over again .. moreLeave the Pimm's at the Palace, because alcohol on London transit is getting the royal boot .. moreCombining the best of the Beetle and Prius. .. moreIt will be streetcars, subways and buses as per usual on Monday for Toronto commuters .. moreWin Tickets to Son Of Rambow .. moreCars get a much-needed breather .. moreFrom a little island to a big apple in a hurry. .. moreNew condos replacing the current Four Seasons have Annex residents riled. .. moreIf the area was called Kilometer End it wouldn't be half as cool .. moreAll Stars: Yes, you heard right!! All stars…on the Amazing Race .. moreWith the arrival of Porter Airlines, plans for a serious expansion of the airport were accordingly, let’s say, refueled. .. moreTake it Outside: Best Patios in Vancouver .. more...it looks like it’s going to be a fun spring. .. moreThe area west of the recently renovated Gladstone Hotel is still gritty enough to provide an edge, yet hip enough for some gentrification to reside alongside the traditional Parkdale establishments. .. moreTake it Outside: Best Patios in Toronto .. moreThe ninja smart phone turns up .. moreEvery time super-designer Yohji Yamamoto releases a new line of clothes, it creates a stir in the fashion world. .. moreTom Ford opens his newest store in Milan. But you can't afford anything. .. moreAlways on the hunt for a better fitting T. .. moreWith over 20 in the city, we tell you where to go. .. moreYou've been wearing the same scent since high school; it's time to upgrade .. moreMicrosoft and AT&T want you to touch their Surfaces .. moreTips and tricks for those with browning bicuspids. .. moreThis mid-century modern haven is opening its doors on King Street. .. moreBohemian Rhapsody: Queen had it all wrong .. moreThis shop aims to make finding the perfect wedding dress easy, to avoid the runaway-bride syndrome. .. moreFreshen up and get chatting with these hot new products to watch for. .. moreA Round-Up Of The Finest Wrist-Pieces Of The Season .. moreWe’re approaching the season of little black dresses and other social attire accoutrements… What to wear, what to wear? .. moreGucci, Prada and Dior? You might look like you’re trying too hard. .. moreA newer, hipper, more cutting-edge Macy's for the 'new' South Beach. Don't worry, no one's cancelling the parade. .. moreAmerican Retail Giant Heads North .. moreThe iPhone just might be the closest thing to the teleological all-in-one device .. moreThe Hair Must Go! .. moreThe store’s location on Dunsmuir and Granville puts it in the center of a corridor of definitively hip stores and bars. .. moreA Stellar Sound Check .. moreSome of the greatest products on the planet, hyperbole free and best before December 24th. .. moreThe BlackBerry Pearl is a joy. .. moreAn ongoing series of events will play throughout the rest of the summer. .. moreNow you can have breakfast at Tiffany's in Vancouver .. morePredicted trends and New products for 2006 .. moreNot merely a salon, but a style academy .. moreForget the cottage, you're an urbanite .. moreForget the cottage, you're an urbanite .. more | 
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