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Behind the Scene: Dylan Uscher of DylaniumKnits

April 24, 2012
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The House that Uscher Build

As I popped in to Broadview Espresso I spied knitwear designer Dylan Uscher working furiously at the back of the shop looking intently on a beautiful piece of vibrant red fabric. As we sat and chatted over some java, Uscher  kept on knitting one, purling two (no, I just really wanted to write that…I’m not...
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Behind the Scene: Designer Adrienne Chinn

April 11, 2012
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Lounge Adrienne Chinn style

TheSceneinTO was granted exclusive access to one of the UK’s hottest interior designers, Adrienne Chinn. Born in Newfoundland, this award-winning (Best Wallpaper, International Design & Architecture Awards 2011 and Best New Product for Grille Rug, Blueprint Magazine Design Awards 2011) ex-pat Canadian decided to reverse her father’s boyhood migration and travelled to the UK...
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Martin Lim returns solo at World MasterCard™ Fashion Week

March 9, 2012
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Design duo Danielle Martin and Pao Lim (Martin Lim) prep a model

Design duo Danielle Martin and Pao Lim (Martin Lim) will take to the Runway at World MasterCard™ Fashion Week on March 13th at 6 PM as the solo show recipients of the Mercedes-Benz Start Up 2011/2012 season.   Last October, Martin Lim impressed the judges and media at the Mercedes-Benz Start Up National Final, and...
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World Stage Season Opener: Puppets, Cupcakes, Poutine and More

February 21, 2012
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this is the bar

With additional reporting by Iris Leung Shary Boyle, who currently graces the cover of Now Magazine, is a Toronto artist worth watching. Everything Under The Moon, (opening the World Stage season at Harbourfront) is a fantastical, re-vamped old-style shadow play that’s powered by a hybrid of hand-animated projections (essentially transparencies on an overhead projector)...
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Behind the Scene: ART BATTLE 19: Art for the Everyday Torontian

December 9, 2011
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Al Gayle creates at Art Battle 19

“Painting does what we cannot do – it brings a three-dimensional world into a two-dimensional plane.” – Chuck Jones. We had already sipped on espresso at El Macambo, wandered in vain searching for a bank and chowed down on savoury pulled pork poutine at Poutini’s. All this in the drizzling rain, before arriving at...
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Behind the Scene: Opera Atelier’s Meghan Lindsay

October 31, 2011
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meghan lindsay via meghanlindsay.com

As I got off the fifth floor of Toronto’s Elgin Theatre I was treated to the sounds of Opera Atelier’s star performer, the young soprano Meghan Lindsay as she rehearsed behind the closed door of her dressing room. Instantly warm and welcoming, I sat down with Lindsay to chat about her upcoming role as...
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Behind the Scene with Sarah Liberatore

October 18, 2011
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Sarah Red

Sarah Liberatore, like many young urban professional women, loves wine and shoes. She enjoys going out with her girlfriends and despite her 5’ 9 stature, she still loves to wear stilettos. What sets her apart is what happened when these passions combined with her keen business sense and determination. At 23, just two years...
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Behind the Scene: WhatImWear.in’s Monica Mei

September 28, 2011
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whatim

Amongst the seemingly endless and untiring flood of apps and social media platforms being introduced into the mainstream by the day, Torontonian and fashion maven, Monica Mei, is wasting no time in making her mark in today’s “there’s an app for that” world. As CEO and Co-Founder of the newly released mobile application, WhatImWear.in, Mei...
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Behind the Scene: Interview with Colm Wilkinson

August 12, 2011
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Colm Wilkinson Photo Source: colmwilkinson.com (c) Rosita Wolfe

Between musicals, solo albums, compilations and singles, the Dublin tenor’s vocals have been recorded on over 60 record titles and counting. In 1985, Wilkinson originated the role of Jean Valjean in The Royal Shakespeare Company’s production of Les Misérables in London’s West End. In 1987, the show then opened on Broadway, accompanied by Wilkinson’s original...
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Behind the Scene: Show some Pride, raise your voice

August 2, 2011
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symphony of nine Photo source via Simply People on Facebook

Like most people in the city of Toronto, chances are when you hear the word “pride” you think of the annual gay parade and week-long celebrations that sweep the city every June. What you probably don’t know is that disabled folks have their moment in the spotlight too. For the past eight years, Simply...
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