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Whether you’re a fan of Steak Queen or Scaramouche, Torontonians and their smartphones are hungry for restaurant apps, and a host of developers are well aware of that. With India’s multimillion-dollar restaurant-finding app Zomato just launching in town, here are a few homegrown options for …
Shepard Fairey is a designer, political activist and artist best known in the last decade for creating the iconic “Hope” poster for Barack Obama’s 2008 presidential campaign. In the late 1980s, he became an underground sensation, traveling across America with his cryptic “Andre the Giant Has …
CLIFF LEE The Globe and Mail Let’s get business out of the way: Last week, the tech world was quite rightly salivating over Tinder, the buzzy online-dating app that’s not even two years old. It was initially reported, mistakenly, that the app was valued …
I’m featured in the new Monster Truck music video “The Lion”. The video had an exclusive release on BILLBOARD MAG! Hell yeah!!! Thanks so much to the crew at Collider Films for a great time on set. Rising hard rockers Monster Truck roll on with a string …
It’s Juno season and this year, the Electronic category will turn four years young. It’s kind of hard to believe since the section speaks to one of the top performing musical categories in Canada, especially when it comes to the artists’ successes abroad. With past …
HuffPost Canada Music | By Jesse ShipPosted: 09/12/2013 11:31 am EDT | Updated: 09/12/2013 6:13 pm EDT “99.9 per cent of the EDM scene sucks” was breakthrough DJ/producer Zedd’s opening line in his first message to Skrillex, via Myspace in 2011. And he agrees, it still does. “It all sounds …
While I’ve made the odd cameo appearance in Now Magazine via Zach Slootsky’s photo column and Graeme Phillip’s NowTube, this story marks my first photo credit with them! The fire took place in what is a derelict squat that happens to be my backyard unfortunately. …
The task was to highlight some of the world’s biggest parties and compare them to the insanity that was Bud Light Sensation in Toronto. While Sensation may have been just one night, what we have below is timeless! Click to expand.
Summer 1998 was a time in Toronto’s history when our town was a mecca on the North American party map. Hordes of loved-up music fans would flock from all over the continent to experience up to 5,000-strong warehouse parties that fell just short of …