by Kiavash Golzadeh Tito and the Birds was one of the films displayed at this year’s Animation Arts Festival. It tells the story of a young boy named Tito (pictured above to the left), who [Read More]
by David Sproull Now in its third year the Toronto Light Festival is underway in the Distillery district and is running until March 3rd. The festival, which is free of charge, features light sculptures from [Read More]
by David Sproull It was all glitter and glamour captured in frozen water as ‘Hollywood North’ was the theme of the Boor-Yorkville Ice Fest this past weekend. Dozens of both young and old alike braved [Read More]
by David Sproull At 45 Ossington ave. sits a quaint almost unassuming eyeglasses shop, but there is more to this shop than meets the eye, as they have a large space in the back. It’s [Read More]
By: Mamta Ramkissoon Last Sunday was Toronto’s 17th annual “No Pants Subway Ride”. Despite a windchill of -6, participants took off their pants and boarded subway trains at Dundas station in their underwear! Paddy Jane [Read More]
By Xueer Wang Christmas is coming! However, you maybe not be able to listen one classic holiday song on the radio this year. “Baby, It’s cold outside,” is proving too controversial for some stations because [Read More]
Written by: Amanda Guarragi, S@Y Entertainment News Reporter The second trailer for Disney’s Captain Marvel premiered Monday night during the Philadelphia Eagles and Washington Redskins game at half time. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0LHxvxdRnYc Oscar winner Brie Larson takes [Read More]
Seneca Students React to her Choice By: Enrica Ammaturo I’ll be over here… contemplating Alessia Cara’s decision to leave social media. The Brampton-born singer’s announcement came following her Grey Cup Halftime show performance on [Read More]
Over the decades there have been some bitter break ups in the music industry. From Guns and Roses to The Police. But those may not come close to what this Toronto based band is going [Read More]
Day 6 Recap We're more than halfway through and the students from Seneca's Multiplatform Journalism Intensive recap yesterday's highlights, including GRAMMY Award winner Cecile McLorin Salvant's performance. Posted by Toronto Jazz Festival on Thursday, June [Read More]
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