'Shoulder Pads to Stilettos' or, how the 1980s shaped fashion and culture. The panel discussion is inspired by the Bata Shoe Museum's Dressed to Impress exhibition about 1980s consumerism. Of course we'll be talking about the mall!
🛍Wednesday May 8 at 7PM batashoemuseum.ca/event/shoulder…

We'll be giving away free comics this Saturday from noon until we run out.

Laura Dern and director Joyce Chopra made magic together with 1985's SMOOTH TALK 💗📽️

Come see their collaboration (which gave Laura her first starring role!) on the big screen May 16 at the Revue Cinema. revuecinema.ca/films/smooth-t…

I know there’s a lot going on right now but it feels kind of important that Boeing is doing a Michael Clayton in broad daylight

Never mind the rise and fall of hemlines – how did women ever begin wearing pants? Freshen up your #fashion history knowledge and give your bookshelf a style makeover with 8 chic new books that never go out of style. ➜ bit.ly/3UnDn9U 📚 #ZoomerReads Nathalie Atkinson

The miles of distance between the students journalists we’re listening to tonight and those who shuffled past protestors to eat dinner with reality stars and Joe Biden this weekend.

understand me: NYPD is about to attack these students and not just punish them on behalf of the university, but they are about to take out ALL of their anger against the left and progressive causes against these kids. Everything you care about is going to hurt them

IDK, but if I were in the The White House watching the brutalization of college students and the repression of the press, kicked off by my WH's statement condemning the student protesters, and I cared about democracy, I'd probably say something about now

If you’re not horrified about an army of cops being sent to fuck up a bunch of, among other backgrounds, Jewish students, then you don’t actually care about the safety of Jewish people. You’re also on the profoundly wrong side of history.

The secret to work life balance is generational wealth

i wrote about how rich executives have fucked the arts in toronto and how the media has just kind of watched.

thanks @thelocal_to and amazing editor Nick Hune-Brown for asking ❤️ thelocal.to/hot-docs-canad…

A great list of small presses that lists the wonderful work they have coming out! Buy a book! Support a small press! electricliterature.com/23-small-press…

josh o’connor in challengers & katy o’brian in love lies bleeding should team up in their tiny shorts & do crime together

How #AccidentalIcon Lyn Slater Reinvented Herself & Reclaimed Her Voice: the retired professor is still teaching lessons in 'How to Be Old,' - a memoir that details her Instagram ascendency, exit from social media and rebirth. ➪ bit.ly/3wZqNpp 📚 #ZoomerReads Nathalie Atkinson

#TCAF2024 proudly presents “Shortcomings,” a touching and comedic exploration of identity and relationships adapted from Adrian Tomine's acclaimed graphic novel.

Head to @revuecinema on May 11 for a screening plus Q&A with Adrian and Ho Che Anderson!
revuecinema.ca/films/shortcom…

Back in Toronto and immediately out again, heading to the 30th anniversary screening to a Gen X classic at Revue Cinema

Still can't quite digest that a former and possible future American president is telling the supreme court that he should have immunity to kill political rivals. Utterly surreal.

Join us Tuesday April 23rd for the launch of Dave Lapp's THE FIELD, an amazing memoir of a 70s free-range childhood. 6pm at Lillian H. Smith branch 239 College St. FREE EVENT NO TICKET REQUIRED
Events.tplca.ca/10006

The great Brenda Blethyn is hanging up her hat and trench coat after Vera's next (and now final) season. Best frumpy detective since Columbo. variety.com/2024/tv/global…