Among family, friends, and his many acquaintances, Thompson T. Egbo-Egbo is known for his infectiously positive spirit, his playful hijinks, and a smile that absolutely lights up a room.
Gary Numan occupies an unique space within pop culture.
Zama, the long-anticipated return of Argentinian director-extraordinaire Lucrecia Martel, is an astonishing work of colonial examination and technical perfectionism.
Those of us feeling disillusioned by the current state of the world received a massive dose of optimism at INVSN’s Bovine Sex Club show last night.
INVSN will be playing the Bovine in Toronto on Wednesday, September 13. Tickets are FREE! If you were into punk in the 1990s, you’ll remember Refused. If you were into … Continue reading ‘Art Has Big Shoes To Fill’: Talking To INVSN’s Dennis Lyxzén
Jenna Bass’s latest film, High Fantasy, is a fascinating glimpse into the lives of South Africa’s multi-cultural youth. Appearing as a sort of homemade travelogue, High Fantasy is filmed as … Continue reading TIFF 2017: High Fantasy
Day four of Fan Expo Canada 2017 starts with an early rise and shine, a cold shower, a healthy breakfast, and a cup (or two) of coffee. Grab your backpack … Continue reading BBP! Guide To Fan Expo Canada: Day 4 #FXC17
Two days of Fan Expo Canada have passed, and you’ve been a good little pop culture soldier. Perhaps you’ve got a full weekend pass. Perhaps this is your first day … Continue reading BBP! Guide To Fan Expo Canada 2017: Day 3 #FXC17
Artist John Bolton has had a long and storied career in comic books and sequential art. He made the jump from working in English magazines such as Warrior, to burgeoning … Continue reading #FXC17 Exclusive Interview: John Bolton On Horror, His Art & His Graphic Novel: Shame
It’s Day 1 of Fan Expo Canada 2017. Are you prepped? Let’s run through your pre-game checklist: A hardy breakfast and lunch Comfortable shoes A backpack A visit to the … Continue reading BBP! Guide To Fan Expo Canada 2017: Day 1 Of #FXC17
There’s a well-known, partly tongue-in-cheek saying, that every Torontonian knows: The City of Toronto sees two seasons – winter and construction. With the gut-bursting pop culture excitement of this coming … Continue reading BBP! Guide To Fan Expo Canada 2017: Preview #FXC17
Simone Estrin’s 26-minute documentary, A Shift in the Landscape, is now playing at the Ryerson Image Centre’s (RIC) Student Gallery. As soon as the house lights dim, the colossal abstract … Continue reading RIC: A Shift in the Landscape
