Waiting in the dentist’s reception area longer than usual, owing to ‘protracted extraction issues’ with an earlier patient, I’m informed, some professions requiring the use of euphemism more than others, I pick up the 29th Annual Hollywood Issue of Vanity Fair from the table beside me.
A shimmering periodical dedicated to showcasing the glitz and glamour of big-time movie and TV stars?
Finally!
Voice given to the underrepresented and forgotten among us. Continue reading
"I'm angry." @sid_seixeiro shares his thoughts as thousands of CUPE education workers prepare to walk off the job today. pic.twitter.com/rrh7us6I7X
— Breakfast Television (@breakfasttv) November 4, 2022
What’s not to like about this? If you’re in favour of stuff like charter rights, collective bargaining, living wages, a healthy education system and Doug Ford getting yelled at, that is.
Yay Sid! Continue reading
I don’t know how to process last week’s New Yorker article by Evan Osnos, The Haves and Have-Yachts. 
In my day, the well-to-do were satisfied sharing nautical space with a handful of their social inferiors on the most basic of three-hour tours. Although, it is true, they were just millionaires, and the wife.
Now it’s all about billionaires, their Pomeranians and superyachts. Continue reading