Grimes

With her angelic features and engaging, unassuming manner, Grimes makes a unique nu-music powerhouse. Our Editor-in-Chief Aleeza Khan thinks she's the coolest person, probably ever.

Mansome, the Movie

Directed by Morgan “Super Size Me” Spurlock and produced by Will Arnett and Jason Bateman, this comic documentary on man-grooming – including amazing beardsmen, handlebar ‘taches and more than a sprinkling of manscaping - debuted at the Tribeca Film Festival and promises more than a few laughs. Highlights include a effortlessly funny Paul Rudd, and the self confessed anti-groomer Zach Galifianakis. Showing at selected screens across North America now. Check out mansomethemovie.com for more.

Our National Sexual Emergency

A heat wave powered on just prior to the long weekend. It’s hot around here, like mid-summer, baking in a stew of low-level smog and sweat. Ottawa, the unsexiest of the unsexy, mumbles to itself about something uncomfortable stirring at the base of that clock tower shaft on the Hill – some conversation building in the left chamber. Over at the museum, they’re talking gonads and G-spots. Down in Kingston, a painting of the naked prime minister hangs in a library. It’s spilling over. And here we are now, having a national discussion about sex.

Sophia Danai | Wishing Well Magazine + Money

We’re all about multifaceted artists, and singer-songwriter, Sophia Danai, is the latest on our radar. We first had the chance to see her perform a live acoustic set at last spring’s ION POP SHOP, and not only did she win our hearts with her charm, beauty, timeless sound and eclectic collection of songs—which may we add, include an Electone organ—but Danai also produces an online magazine called Wishing Well. Showcasing what inspires her, each issue coincides with a newly released song.

Literature

Armed with tightly wound, two minute tracks, somewhere in the borderlands straddling lo-fi garage rock and eighties-doused indie pop, resides Literature.

Spinners and Boozers

The alternative choice had a weak J, she said, pointing to the sign at the door. So they decided to go with a different typeface – one that still conjured up the idea of history and presented the fortitude the opposition party needed to get whatever message it was it had across to the people of Canada.

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