NOW DAILY | SATURDAY | NOV | 07 | 2009
Media

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.

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Day-after reviews

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

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Sports

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

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Studio visit

An artist profile of Jan Avendano.

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Gallery Crawl

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

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Movies

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.

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Art

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.

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Keep this garage door open.
Clubs

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.

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Happening NOW

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

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