By Colin A. Cuttress
SEVENTEEN international human rights groups have urged Palestine to apply to the International Criminal Court (ICC) in a letter addressed to President Abbas dated May 8th, 2014.
With Sherif Badr
Candice Sand will win you over with her story, her talent and her amazing positivity! Don't miss Miss Sand!
By Jason Naipaul.
Ever wonder what motivates cosplayers to invest time and money into making their costumes?
By Evan Dickson
There is a reason why Marvel has decided to bring barely-known group of B-listers the big screen: the comics are fantastic!
By Qasir Sheikh
Toronto’s response to annoying passwords: Nymi
By Jon Robertson
Have the geeks finally won?
With Sherif Badr
If you're working on a costume, don't rule out body paint! Hear from an expert in this article.
By several team members
At Anime North 2013, we were more concerned with why people cosplay. This year, it's about the work that goes in. See for yourself!
By Kiersten Hallie Krum
The new Reading Rainbow Kickstarter campaign has already received $3.4 million in donations. Accordingly, Burton has sent a new funding goal of $5 million.
By Hashim Farooq
Canadians are consuming too much processed or prepared foods, with only 18% preparing at least one meal a day from scratch or with basic ingredients.
By Desiree Simpson
“Terror and Beauty” is apparent in every work by Bacon and Moore, as both artists drew inspiration for their work from personal encounters with war and its death and ideals.
By Hashim Farooq
When the natural elements and marketing genius come together in a meal such that its very mention elicits over-the-top desire to consume and release that pent up restraint, likely followed by overwhelming guilt, food becomes porn.
By Sherif Badr
Taka Sudo, a Japanese born artist residing in British Columbia, recently displayed his work at Hashtag Gallery's 2nd year anniversary with his show "Kinetic Moments." ...Maybe we'll get to the bottom of this kind of epic inspiration after all.
By Desiree Simpson
Giger’s fascination with sex and the machine resulted in a “biomechanical” representation of the two in much of his work, something that often makes the audience of his work uncomfortable and squeamish, which is not unlike watching Nine Inch Nails Happiness In Slavery (1992) even after the umpteenth time of seeing it.
By Sherif Badr
A long time ago in a galaxy far far away, May the 4th was a time for bounty hunters and Jedi to aggregate and as Yoda would say, "down, get."
By Kiersten Hallie Krum
Toronto-based actress Christine Horne took time from her busy performance schedule to answer a hodge-podge of questions from Culture Toronto contributor Kiersten Hallie Krum on performance, the benefits of working in Canadian independent film, and her prowess with a certain children’s toy...
By Jason Naipaul
Extreme politeness, a taste for authentic international cuisine and heavy usage of the slang word “eh”; few outsiders realize how insanely competitive Torontonians are.
By Jon Robertson with illustrations by Pencil Guy
Free running in Titanfall is an art. For those that master it, it is a science of air ballet...
By Kiersten Hallie Krum
Beards for men are like cosmetics for women—they can pleasantly augment a man’s face and raise attractiveness while masking flaws or, like an orange-based foundation in a cloudy jar, they can go horribly, horribly wrong.
By Amanda DelaCruz
What working in jewellery didn’t give me was the feeling that I was making a real difference in the lives of other people. It was far from providing what people need to live better lives in the way a set of new teeth can: