Lavazza IncluCity Festival Review “Alfabeto Mangiarotti”
Alfabeto Mangiarotti, directed by Davide Maffei, is a captivating documentary that explores the life of Angelo Mangiarotti, a renowned Italian
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Laysla De Oliveira in Toronto to promote Paramount + Original series Special Ops: Lioness
The newest Paramount+ original series SPECIAL OPS: LIONESS held its Canadian premiere here in Toronto this week and we had the pleasure of attending!
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Lavazza IncluCity Festival Review “Casanova’s Return -IL RITORNO DI CASANOVA”
“IL RITORNO DI CASANOVA” captivates audiences with its masterful portrayal of a meta-narrative that skillfully intertwines the narratives of an
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#GIVEAWAY Enter to win a pair of tickets to Oppenheimer
One of the most anticipated films this year. Written and directed by Christopher Nolan, Oppenheimer is an IMAX®-shot epic thriller that thrusts audiences
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Lavazza IncluCity Festival Review “The Eight Mountains”
Le Otto Montagne (The Eight Mountains) is a captivating and multi-faceted character-driven drama directed by the brilliant duo of Felix
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Lavazza IncluCity Festival Review “It Ain’t Over”
I am a huge fan of documentaries, but I’ll admit, I’m not a sports person. I mean, I’ll have a
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CRAVE’S ‘THE DESSERT’ IS YOUR NEW RAUNCHY LATE NIGHT SKETCH COMEDY
The Dessert is a Canadian-made sketch comedy show that dons an impressive creative team, including Bruce McCulloch from Kids in
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The Awesome Music Project kicks off with Fefe Dobson and Tyler Shaw In Support Of Young Adult Mental Health
When storytellers come together to support a good cause, the results can be absolutely magical. In the case of the
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Review ‘No Hard Feelings’
Imagine a movie so unhinged it features an entire scene of Academy Award-winning actress Jennifer Lawrence kickboxing a group of
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Outside The March presents NO SAVE POINTS “A Play You Can Play”
I have been very fortunate in life to see hundreds of live theatre performances, but I can count on one
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