NOW MagazineAstrid Review: The River You Step In uses Leslieville and Riverside as charactersnowtoronto.com - Radheyan Simonpillai Astrid Van Wieren anchors this drama about a social worker driven by charity, white-knighting and guilt
NOW MagazineBreaking Bad El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie is a Netflix spinoff worthy of its predecessornowtoronto.com - Norman Wilner Vince Gilligan's feature length coda shows us what happened to Jesse Pinkman after Walter White's death -- and gives Aaron Paul the showcase he …
NOW MagazineHalloween The best stores for Halloween costumes in Torontonowtoronto.com - Olivia Bednar These costume houses and vintage stores will help you score that perfect unique piece while shopping local
NOW MagazineMovies The Flick takes unremarkable people and situations and makes them extraordinarynowtoronto.com - Glenn Sumi THE FLICK by Annie Baker (Outside the March/Crow’s Theatre). At Streetcar Crowsnest (345 Carlaw). Runs to November 2. $30-$55. outsidethemarch.ca. …
NOW MagazineToronto, ON The best weekend events in Toronto: October 11-13nowtoronto.com - NOW Staff Including a major Mandela exhibit, Jeremy Dutcher, Night Owl Festival and Clipping.
NOW MagazineIcon version of the Flipboard logoThanksgiving The best events in Toronto on Thanksgiving weekend 2019nowtoronto.com - NOW Staff Including a major Mandela exhibit, Screemers, Rendezvous With Madness, Jeremy Dutcher, Night Owl Festival and Charli XCX
NOW MagazineFolklore Hilot Means Healer blends Philippine folklore and a wartime tale about familynowtoronto.com - Samantha Edwards SiMalaya Alcampo's play, set during the Japanese occupation of the Philippines, touches on heavy subjects with moments of magic and levity
NOW MagazineNoah Hawley Interview: Lucy In The Sky director Noah Hawley on Natalie Portman, flawed characters and the diaper issuenowtoronto.com - Norman Wilner The Fargo and Legion auteur makes his first feature, and gets some flack for making a character study rather than the tabloid story people think they …
NOW MagazineAndy Warhol Rendezvous With Madness Festival review: The Life And Death Of Fred Herkonowtoronto.com - Glenn Sumi Immersive show about a lesser-known figure associated with Andy Warhol's Factory has lots of style but could use more substance
NOW Magazine Soufi's to reopen: "We do not wish to set a tragic example"nowtoronto.com Paramount Fine Foods CEO throws support behind the family-run Syrian cafe, which was shuttered this week due to death threats
NOW MagazineCanada Nationalize this: privatization has become the false dogma of our timesnowtoronto.com - Linda McQuaig Let’s not succumb to the false notion that Canadians aren’t up to the task of public enterprise
NOW MagazineGemini Man Review: Gemini Man is a digital disasternowtoronto.com - Norman Wilner Ang Lee's CG-heavy thriller about an assassin targeted by his own younger clone pitches Will Smith straight into the uncanny valley
NOW MagazineAstrology Freewill Astrology: Week of October 10nowtoronto.com - Rob Brezsny Aries: Stay away from people who might be inclined to fling negative feedback
NOW MagazineKeegan-Michael Key Keegan-Michael Key's oral history of Black comedynowtoronto.com - Radheyan Simonpillai The Dolemite Is My Name actor sees a line between Blaxploitation star Rudy Ray Moore, Eddie Murphy and his own sketch comedy with Jordan Peele
NOW MagazineSongwriting How women musicians use persona to subvert gendered expectationsnowtoronto.com - Sarah MacDonald Saddled with gendered conceptions of authenticity, today’s singer/songwriters blend fact and fiction in new and interesting ways
NOW MagazineCocktails Inside Supernova Ballroom, an anti-waste cocktail barnowtoronto.com - Robin LeBlanc Trash Tiki founders launch a funky financial district spot devoted entirely to fun, fizzy cocktails
NOW MagazineOrville Orville Peck masks modern anxieties in cowboy fringenowtoronto.com - Samantha Edwards The Toronto breakout singer on millennial cowboys, fan tattoos and the similarities between drag queens and country stars
NOW MagazineDolemite Is My Name Review: Dolemite Is My Name is a triumphant showcase for Eddie Murphynowtoronto.com - Radheyan Simonpillai Craig Brewer's biopic about comic and blaxploitation king Rudy Ray Moore is a frictionless account of what African-Americans put up with in the 70s
NOW MagazineCanadian Music Interview: Jeremy Dutcher wants his songs to soar beyond the recordnowtoronto.com - Richard Trapunski The Polaris Prize-winner says Indigenous and non-Indigenous people have to come together because the world is on fire
NOW MagazineHalloween Toronto Halloween 2019 events: The best haunted houses, ghost walks and morenowtoronto.com - Samantha Edwards From legitimately freaky séances to monster-filled mazes, these Toronto Halloween events are not for the faint of heart
NOW MagazinePulp Fiction Review: Lucky Day feels like it was assembled out of old parts from the mid-90snowtoronto.com - Norman Wilner Pulp Fiction’s Roger Avary pads his thin narrative with rambling stories, protracted confrontations and satire that just doesn’t land
NOW MagazineToronto, ON Night Owl Festival keeps growing in a challenging yearnowtoronto.com - Olivia Bednar The Toronto psych fest, now in its fifth year, is propelled by a community that's stepped up during a difficult time
NOW MagazineAndrew Scheer Canada Election 2019: How did Ed the Sock become the responsible voice for conservatism?nowtoronto.com - Peter Henderson Ed the Sock’s viewpoints are hardly Liberal orthodoxy – he ran for office for Mike Harris’s PCs in 1990
NOW Magazine #FNLROM: Dig Itnowtoronto.com Enter to win a pair of tickets to Friday Night Live: Dig It at The Royal Ontario Museum Friday, October 18!
NOW MagazineEngineering Isha Foundationnowtoronto.com Enter to win an Inner Engineering Completion with Sadhguru and Inner Engineering Online (7 online sessions that are a prerequisite and preparation …
NOW MagazinePsychological Thriller Review: Harpoon is a psychological thriller that hits all its targetsnowtoronto.com - Norman Wilner Rob Grant’s genre-stretching film is both a barbed comedy of manners and a survival picture
NOW MagazineGemini Man GEMINI MANnowtoronto.com Enter to win a pair of run-of-engagement passes to see GEMINI MAN starring Will Smith!
NOW MagazinePeople's Party of Canada Syrian cafe Soufi's harassed out of businessnowtoronto.com - Natalia Manzocco The windows at the now-closed Soufi's restaurant on Queen West have been covered with T-shirts reading "From Syria, with love". For the two years it …
