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Review – Octavio is Dead

June 21, 2018March 2, 2020ReviewDimitris Kitsos, Octavio is Dead, Raoul Trujillo, Sarah Gadon

Men who abandon their wives after a pregnancy cannot be classified as a true father, especially if they never make time to see the kids they biologically created. I’ve come across a few people like

Interview with WIF Spotlight Award Winner Arielle Boisvert

June 14, 2018June 14, 2018InterviewArielle Boisvert, Descendants 3, Valley of The Boom, WIF Spotlight Awards

With the WIF Spotlight Awards coming right up, there’s a lot of amazing women who have won some well-deserved awards. And one of the many amazing women is Arielle Boisvert, who has won the Finale

Writer’s Block (Review)

June 7, 2018June 7, 2018ReviewShaun Alphonso, Steeven K. Sampassa, Writer's Block

As a writer, one of the biggest problems I occasionally stumble upon is writer’s block. A lot of writers do. It curbs their enthusiasm and creativity making it hard to come up with a concept.

Leo Awards 2018: Proudly Roaring for 20 Years! #LeoAwards18

June 4, 2018June 4, 2018AwardsLeo Awards, Leos, Walter Daroshin

Now while BC has a fair share of Awards nights, nothing stands out better than the Leo’s, which brings together more types of people than other events/awards ceremonies. The Leo Awards gets TV shows, movies,

Game Changers: Inspiring Women coming to Toronto

May 31, 2018May 30, 2018Announcements!Women Art Revolution, Anita, Bhutto, Game Changers: Inspiring Women, Madonna: Truth Or Dare, Mankiller, Public Speaking

Prepare yourself, for a new kind of documentary showcase, in Toronto: Game Changers: Inspiring Women. From the geniuses of Luminato working alongside Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema, comes a showcase of documentaries on strong women.

Review on The Gospel According to Andre

May 24, 2018May 22, 2018ReviewAndre Leon Talley, Kate Novack, The Gospel According to Andre

If you’ve been paying lots of attention to the fashion industry, then surely you’ve heard of Andre Leon Talley. Despite my abstract sense of style in my final year of high school, I myself don’t