In some resto circles, it’s considered the b-word: brunch.

When I ask Floria Sigismondi to show me the T-shirt she’s hiding under the jacket of her relatively straight-arrow black pantsuit, she reveals a vintage Iggy Pop T from his 1977 tour.

Dilip Mehta grew up privileged, but he hasn’t abused his good fortune. In, fact, it was his discomfort with being entitled that led to his first feature film, Cooking With Stella.

Austin, Texas – Spotify, a Web and mobile application for digital devices, will make iTunes look like a laser disc player. That much we already know. When will it finally arrive in North America? That’s a subject of some interest.

Waterfront Toronto is betting $5.3 million in development fork-overs that it can take a swath of unloved West Don Lands under a DVP ramp and give it an overwhelming makeover.

Back in the 1960s, Susan Sontag included Swan Lake in her infamous Notes On “Camp” essay. Since then, choreographers like Matthew Bourne and our own James Kudelka have made us radically rethink the Tchaikovsky ballet for a new age.

Textile museum curator Natalia Nekrassova’s scholarly show not only displays beautiful wearables, but places them in a historical context, telling a fascinating story of East-West trade, colonialism, technological change and class divisions.