Category: Arts & Culture
Austra’s Extravagant Journey Through the Depths of Heartbreak
Review: Dinner With Friends
Review: Nika & Madison
Review: Cover-Up
Review: 100 Sunset
Review: Dead Lover
Review: True North
Review: The Voice of Hind Rajab
How Toronto’s Concert Venue Landscape Changed in 2025
York University Censored Exhibition at Goldfarb Gallery then Fired the Curator
Toronto’s ‘Big Gay Musical’ Is a Queer Romp Through Broadway Classics
Random Advice: A Complicated Rat Problem
Find Holiday Markets for Every Weekend Left in 2025
Comics (Nov./Dec. 2025)
Horoscopes for Dec. 2025
Livin’ the Handmade Life
Event Listings
Holiday Gift Guide: Local Drinks
Theatre Preview: What to See This Winter
Our Favourite Books of 2025
Made-in-Toronto Gifts for Everyone on Your List
Gifts for the Music-obsessed
Causes to Give to
Bringing Glow Back Into Your Life
A Taste of The Levant
What We’re Listening To (and Gifting)
Review: The Veil
Review: Bremen Town
Review: The Green Line
How Canadian Artists Brought Cultural Boycotts of Israel to the Mainstream
Saeed Teebi on Why He’s Still Boycotting the Giller: ‘Literature Does Not Come Before Humans’
Organizers Launch Boycott of Scotiabank Photography Award
Carney’s Budget (Nearly) Maintains Meagre Status Quo for the Arts
The Political Is Deeply Personal in Min Sook Lee’s ‘There Are No Words’
Review: ‘Space Cadet’
‘Serious Buyers Only’ Review: Absurd Bidding War Satirizes Toronto’s Housing Crisis
Canadian Artists Brace for Austerity: ‘Cuts Will Hurt Everyone’
Trier’s ‘Sentimental Value’ Explores Family Trauma in Entertaining, Many-layered Film
Linklater’s ‘Nouvelle Vague’ Is More than an Inside Joke about Godard’s ‘Breathless’
‘Coexistence, My Ass!’ Review: A Rare Inside View of Mainstream Israeli Support for Apartheid and Genocide
Art Toronto No Longer Sponsored by AXA, Insurance Giant Invested in Weapons Used in Israeli Genocide
D’Angelo’s Genius: Eight Canadian Musicians Reflect on His Influence and Legacy
Toronto After Dark Film Festival Returns from the Grave
Events
What We’re Listening To in September 2025
SoundList is Dead. Long Live Earlobe
Nightlife braces for Bill 10
Toronto’s Pleasure Won’t Go Underground
