Is It Good? Caribou’s Our Love
By: Daniel Reynolds With so many new TV shows, movies, books and music coming out these days, sometimes staying culturally literate can be exhausting. To help sift through it all, we […]
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The 2014 Toronto Blue Jays: Not A Tire Fire (Really)
By: Dan Grant During this Blue Jays season I’ve used a bunch of different gimmicks each month to discuss the team. I’ve had (fake) interviews with Alex Anthopoulos, I’ve warred […]
The Block-blunder: Is A Big Move Always The Right One?
By: Dan Grant This season’s MLB trade deadline was one to remember. Several teams made franchise-altering moves, cashing in prospects and players for a ‘big name’ acquisition. Here in Toronto, […]
Too Full House: ‘This Is Where I Leave You’ Reviewed
By: Daniel Reynolds There’s a running joke in the first half of This Is Where I Leave You, the latest film from director Shawn Levy, that involves a young boy […]
The Patriots Are Not The Spurs
By: Dan Grant This has been a wild and crazy NFL season and it’s only been two weeks. Several well documented off-field incidents involving marijuana, DWI’s, domestic violence and alleged […]
The Transfiguration of Bill Murray
By: Scott Alic Q: “What is it like being so awesome?” A: “Well, nothing prepared me for being this awesome. It’s kind of a shock. It’s kind of a shock […]
TIFF 2014: Absurd In Any Language
By: Daniel Reynolds It’s all done. 11 days, 10 films. More lines than I’d care to remember. This year’s festival started off in panic, and ended up coming together fairly […]
The Echoes of Bryan Colangelo
By: Dan Grant The Toronto Raptors are quickly becoming a popular choice as a dark horse to make noise in the playoffs during the upcoming NBA season. I personally feel […]
TIFF 2014: On Magic, Dance Clubs and the Ottoman Empire
By: Daniel Reynolds It’s Day 7 of TIFF, I’m four movies in and haven’t even broken a sweat. I’ll admit that I may have back-loaded the schedule a bit. As […]
This is Jennifer Castle’s City
By: Scott Alic She stands alone on stage, armed only with a deep-red, large-bodied guitar: a 1969 Harmony Rocket that she has described as “well-loved, despite being almost nothing but […]
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