The way we think about work has changed drastically. Here's what Girlboss is doing to keep up
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‘Spare’ features plenty of juicy details, but it’s short on real reflection about the institutions Harry belongs to… and why he still believes in them.
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Friday Things’ must-watch picks for Apple TV, CBC Gem, Crave, Disney Plus, Netflix Canada and Prime Video Canada in January 2023, including Pamela, a love story, Mindy Kaling’s Scooby Doo spinoff, Velma, That ‘90s Show, season 25 of RuPaul’s Drag Race and Canadian reality TV show Bollywed.
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It’s year-end round-up szn! Here’s my contribution to the genre.
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The magazine editors and co-founders of The T-Zone on Photoshop, diversity and their favourite (and *least* favourite) covers of all time.
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Simons recently released a short film about a B.C. woman who chose to pursue MAiD, in a clear attempt to position itself as progressive, compassionate and boundary-pushing.
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From claymation classics to this year’s newest cheesy rom-coms to at least one totally random pick (which we stand by!!!) here are all the holiday movies you’ll want to stream this month.
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Friday Things’ must-watch picks for Apple TV, CBC Gem, Crave, Disney Plus, Netflix Canada and Prime Video Canada in December 2022, including new seasons of Gossip Girl, His Dark Materials and Emily in Paris, as well as Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery, Lady Chatterley’s Lover and JLo’s Marry Me.
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The founders of intimates brand raani + ross on what Canadians really want from their underwear, choosing sustainability and why they're doing Black Friday differently. (Also: a discount code!)
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When Kelly Rowland shushed the crowd at the AMAs, it restarted an old conversation about Brown, whose talent is only outshone by his long history of abusive behaviour.
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The picks in the third annual Friday Things holiday gift guide take inspiration from the most memorable pop culture moments of 2022—or at least, the funny, nice ones.
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And why critics and audiences felt so differently about this movie in the first place.
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Several famous musicians have been slammed with copyright lawsuits recently. Paul Banwatt, a partner at Gilbert's LLP in Toronto and a musician himself, helps explain why.
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It’s impossible to think about Aaron Carter without considering the role childhood fame played in his tragic life and too-early death.
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For many of us, confirmation of Migos rapper Takeoff’s death came via a TMZ post that included photos of his body—and this is not the first time the site has turned Black people's trauma into entertainment.
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From calling out specific companies and products to holding herself accountable for the ways she has helped prop up problematic beauty ideals in the past, writer Jessica DeFino pulls no punches.
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Friday Things’ must-watch picks for Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, CBC Gem, Crave, Disney Plus and Netflix Canada in November 2022, including season 5 of The Crown, My Policeman, season 2 of CBC’s Sort Of , Rihanna’s fourth annual Savage x Fenty fashion show and a lot of Christmas content.
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West has faced serious consequences for his antisemitism, and rightly so. But we need to talk about why it took so long for companies to respond to his problematic behaviour.
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I also thought Jason Sudeikis being upset about salad dressing was hilarious—until I realized that this story is actually about labour issues and emotional abuse.
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What do audiences lose when projects like Luckiest Girl Alive and Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story use real trauma as a storytelling tool?
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