A&E

Our Idiot Brother, the feel-good comedy starring cool-kid celebrities, is the film equivalent of a giant bear hug from your favourite hippie. Paul Rudd plays Ned, a lovable organic veggie farmer. A tricky police officer plays on his good nature, convinces Ned to sell him pot, and arrests him. When Ned gets out of jail, his girlfriend has shacked up with a new man on their farm, and won't relinquish Ned's beloved golden retriever. Crestfallen, he goes to New York City, where his three dysfunctional sisters take turns taking him in and throwing him out. read more...

We were pumped up all day, dancing around in our undies, and singing “Any Way You Want It” into our hairbrushes. Okay... I was alone.

Not to worry, my solo show was only the beginning of an incredible VIP JOURNEY, courtesy of American Express. Thanks to the anniversary of their Gold Rewards Card, which is especially excellent for booking travel on points and customizing your own Journey, we got to celebrate at the Journey concert, with Foreigner as the opening act. (SO ON POINT!) read more...

As summer lazily drags on, you may find yourself hankering for one last gasp of adventure. The heat might be getting to you. If so, we’ve got just the ticket. Check out your local (air conditioned) library or favourite independent bookstore for something to read. If you’re not in the mood to commit to a novel, why not try some poetry? Right now, we love super rad female poets. Though these ladies may not have the same name recognition as Plath, Angelou and Dickinson, here are five female poets that are on our radar. read more...

It's been a Tribe Called Quest kind of summer. The pavement's hot, the nights are long, and the sultry air makes everything a little bit sexier. Perfect timing, then, for the release of Michael Rapaport's illuminating doc, Beats, Rhymes and Life: The Travels of A Tribe Called Quest. read more...