My friends who’ve been nudging me to develop a greater appreciation for house music might be surprised to know how much I enjoyed Royksopp’s opening set. The abrupt ending to their act made me realize I should re-think my attitude towards the genre. Apparently electronic artists deserve a second chance in my music library after all.
With my birthday coming up, I’ve been thinking a lot about growing up. How have I changed in the last year? Where do I see myself in five years?
There is one thing that I’m certain won’t change no matter how old I am: I will always love pizza. Even if I become lactose intolerant, I’ll figure out a way to eat pizza.
Pizza Pizza is typically my go-to pizza chain, whereas Boston Pizza is generally a backup option when I’m out with friends. However, I’ve had the biggest urge to go to Boston Pizza today because they’re celebrating fifty successful years in Canada!
Photo Source: Indigo
You know how point and shoot cameras have a ‘kids and pets’ feature? Well, if you like pets and have a camera (or a smartphone!), then head over to Indigo at the Toronto Eaton Centre TODAY.
Grumpy Cat is in Toronto and this is an event you can’t miss if BuzzFeed is your homepage.
Cats are cute and memes are funny. Say hi to the famous cat—no excuses!
Afterwards, find a place to sit down and brainstorm ideas for the perfect Instagram caption. There are lots of seats available at Richtree. Or just go to Aroma on the lower level and order an iced chai latte. You won’t regret it.
There’s nothing like getting an abortion on Valentine’s Day. Or finding out that you’re unemployed. Or becoming pregnant from a one night stand. It officially sucks to be Donna Stern.
Donna (Jenny Slate) has worked in an independent bookstore for over five years, but she’s anything but nerdy. She wears lots of cardigans, but she’s hardly meek. She’s just an average 28-year-old Jewish comedian living paycheque to paycheque in Brooklyn. She would rather drink with friends than worry about her future—in a totally non-alcoholic way.
Photo Source: Benefit
If you have a delayed flight or long layover, shopping is a pretty solid timekiller.
Recognizing that tourists tend to be laidback, it’s interesting to see how brands are tapping into the opportunity to promote impulse purchases. Beauty brands are targeting travellers with colourful new kiosks at American airports. Skin care and makeup products can already be found in duty-free shops; however, Benefit and Essie are smart because selling products in mobile kiosks increases exposure to passersby.