Rebecca Hall plays Christine Chubbuck, a Florida TV newscaster who shot herself in the head live on air in 1974. The film Christine looks at her state of mind in the weeks leading up to her death and the personal and professional problems that contributed to her breakdown. Chubbuck repeatedly rejected attempts by her doctor and mother to help, refusing… View Post
Piper Hayes talks about her new EP “Goodbye Mister Nice Guy”
Piper Hayes is a critically acclaimed international performer, singer, songwriter and one-woman dynamo. On October 14, 2016, Hayes releases her second EP, a pop-folk trilogy of tunes, titled ‘Goodbye Mister Nice Guy’. The album was produced by Dean Drouillard (Royal Wood, Justin Rutledge) in Toronto. In 2015, Hayes moved from her hometown of Toronto to Hamilton, and in short order… View Post
Epics, Mysteries, Historic Wrongs and A Polar Bear, Oh My! – Reviews by Anne Brodie
This is the one everyone’s talking about. TIFF fave Birth of a Nation is a sprawling historical epic about a little known slave uprising that took place over two days in which a small band of slaves killed 63 landowners in Virginia in 1831. Writer director and star Nate Parker, who made headlines with his own chequered history, stars as… View Post
Group Vs Individual Travel | by Kathy Buckworth
When we think about Group Travel, sometimes it can be hard not to think about a busload of weary passengers being shuffled between historic monuments, stopping only for minutes to take in some of the wonders of the world. But group travel has some terrific benefits, depending on the company you choose to travel with. Do your research and make… View Post
The best skin treatments based on seasonal changes
Keeping skin healthy requires year-round maintenance and while post-summer damage is a major concern, it is important to note that all 4 seasons call for special attention in one’s skin regime. According to experts at Clarity MedSpa & Laser in Toronto, fall is the best time to hit the reset button on old routines or look to establishing new… View Post
Advantages of an Aging Brain in the Workforce | by Dr. Brynn L. Winegard
Dedication It’s estimated that 80% of North Americans over the age of 85 are suffering with some degree of dementia. Women are twice as likely as men to live with dementia, representing 70% of cases worldwide, and almost always in caregiving positions at some point for the men unlucky enough to suffer from dementia as well. In many cases, age-related… View Post
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