little-italy

The #MUFFSociety (Monthly Underground Female Film Society) kicks off its monthly series this Thursday night at The Royal Cinema (608 College St.) with a special screening of Spice World.

Margaret Christakos: “We can all reinvent ourselves at any point.”

Montreal’s Little Italy doesn’t get enough cred. Located up on St-Laurent, further north than most downtown and Plateau residents care to venture, there is a vast amount of undiscovered pasta and pizza, as well as a kitchen store that is secretly a gun store (and that’s all I’m saying about that for the safety of… Read More »

Toronto’s own naughty n’ nice nouveau-burlesque troupe, Les Coquettes, has added a new show to its roster of super sexy song, dance and striptease productions: a sizzling dinner theatre show, Speakeasy, beginning February 14th. Speakeasy is an intimate live show in the style of vintage New York nightclubs and features provocative entertainment for adults and a decadent menu prepared… Read More »

By Haley Cullingham In between Spadina and Ossington on College St., you’ll find Little Italy-a mixture of students, hip kids, and traditional Italian and Portuguese families. Home to crazy street festivals, soccer riots, drunk youth gangs roaming the streets, gentlemen selling roses on corners, and a host of other characters, Little Italy boasts some legendary… Read More »

Words and Photo By Tyler Yank Oh, Italia. How I miss thee. Hearing that beautiful, melodic language I’ve been trying to master since university, tasting that delicious food I try so desperately to replicate in my kitchen, and touring the remnants of such an epic and ancient empire – Italia, when will I see your… Read More »