That email from publisher John Cruickshank informing Toronto Staff staff of big restructuring changes that “will affect very job in every corner of the organization,” dropped like a bomb Tuesday.

Prejudice carves deep scars into Alma and Eugene, the central figures in Dael Orlandersmith’s Yellowman, leading them inexorably toward tragedy.

Toronto has officially been selected to host the 2015 Pan American games. But is this a good thing?

An artist profile of Jan Avendano.

A weekly photo tour of the best art the city's galleries have to offer.

The essay film holds a special place in cinema; no other genre offers such a direct line into the creator’s consciousness. We always see only what a filmmaker wants us to see, but an essay film comes with a sense of mission: someone wants us to hear what they have to say.

Life-sized, black and white photos line the walls, depicting the violence and turmoil that took place exactly 30 years ago this week in Iran.

It’s only been a bit over a year since Robin Orbeta-Lacambra took over her father’s Ossington auto-garage and turned it into an open-ended event space. In that time, Rolly’s Garage has hosted art shows, all-ages concerts, film screenings, craft markets and more, but recently they were forced to close up shop, and they need your help to get back up and running.

Toronto "Concrete / Rockabilly" artist Slim Twig has often said that hip-hop is more of an influence on him than the Cramps.