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Some guy fell on me on the subway today. I was sitting down, too! Everyone was ok, but the 5 or 6 stops afterward were pretty awkward. #ttc

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Marvel Previews Next Big Story: Seige

Friday, 06 November 2009 12:42 Adam A. Donaldson

The internets have been all alight lately with news from Marvel as they count down the days till Siege, the latest chapter in Brian Michael Bendis’ magnum opus that started in Avengers: Disassembled and carried on through Secret Invasion and is currently running in Dark Reign. Siege will begin with the one-shot Siege: The Cabal on December 2nd, and will pick up in January 2010 with the four-part Siege miniseries written by Bendis with art by Oliver Coipel Seige will then crossover through several ongoing series like The Avengers titles, Dark Wolverine, Thor and Secret Warriors.

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Ontario’s Most Haunted

Monday, 02 November 2009 10:09 Emily Santos

Halloween maybe over for another year, but that doesn’t mean that all the ghosts and goblins take a rest until next October. So as the Fall carries on, and you’re not quite ready yet to dig in to Christmas festivities, then I suggest getting out of your house and mingle with local ghosts in your community.

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Toronto a Dolltopia for new Graphic Novel

Tuesday, 20 October 2009 13:16 Andrew Skinner

With cupcakes on hand American comics artist Abby Denson was recently in Toronto for a launch of her very pink-and-black graphic novel, Dolltopia (Green Candy Press), a story of rebellious dolls that escape domestic conformity and assigned roles. Whether there are “subversive themes” in her work, the all-ages comic certainly is not causing fuss to parents, probably because it is at the same time a straightforward role-playing confidence book of playful punky fun.

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Nuit Blanche: Kind of Grey

Thursday, 08 October 2009 09:09 Rachel Rain Packota

This year’s all-night, installation arts festival Nuit Blanche was a bit of a disappointment. In terms of innovation and risk-taking, it seems to be all but tamed for the masses. Still, there were some interesting sights and sounds during the event, so captured here are some of those sights for your perusal and enjoyment.

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Slow Food and Good Advice at Brickworks Picnic

Wednesday, 07 October 2009 12:36 Catherine Kustanczy

Neither rain nor wind could dampen the spirits of the thousands of people who showed up at the Don Valley Brickworks for the third annual Brickworks Picnic on Sunday, October 4th. Hungry, culinary adventurous Torontonians queued up for delicacies done with a distinctly local touch. The locavore market was especially well represented with producers, chefs and wineries from across Southern Ontario taking part. The yearly foodie event is a benefit for Evergreen and Slow Food Toronto, both of which have been instrumental in raising awareness of food issues and in developing interest throughout the city for foodie culture.

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The Word is Good from Word on the Street

Monday, 28 September 2009 13:46 Nadine Bachan

While forecasts predicted gloomy skies all weekend, the sun made an unexpected appearance, shining down brightly upon the 20th edition of Word on the Street this past Sunday to the joy of hundreds of festival-goers. My dear friend and I arrived on the scene, excited and curious to see what Toronto’s literary scene had to offer on this very special milestone.

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