Shepard Fairey in Toronto: five things to know
Had a casual lunch time chat with legendary street artist and culture pioneer, Shepard Fairey. No big deal.
Toronto Star & Metro
The following articles were pitched and published during my time on the social media team at The Toronto Star.
House Music Brings DJ MK To Life
When I was offered an interview assignment with house music legend DJ MK for Metro Canada, how could I say no? #WeekendEdition
12 ways Toronto changed in 2015
With $2.4 billion invested in the Pan Am Games and a seemingly never-ending condo boom, 2015 changed the face of Toronto. There were some sad goodbyes, but also welcome changes to the city’s infrastructure.
Toronto’s freshest homegrown restaurant apps
Whether you’re a fan of Steak Queen or Scaramouche, Torontonians and their smartphones are hungry for restaurant apps, and a host of developers are well aware of that.
Spike Lee apparel shop pops up in Toronto
I was shown a lesser-seen side to the fiery director, who explained life to me much like a caring father would speaking to their own young child.
Time Puts Its Best Face Forward & Apple Watch Chronology
The pros know that it's called a timepiece, not a wristwatch.
Mutek Brings the Best of Techno to Montreal
Not every story in the Metro ran nationally. This one did. #RIPMetro
Pool Party editorial
This was an eye-opener.
Toronto Graffiti Artists Create Sock Designs
The only way to take home a piece of Toronto's Graffiti Alley was with a photograph, until Huely came around with commissioned graffiti socks.
The Guvernment Night Club's Last Dance
It was the end of an era.
Onesies boast celebrity supporters, serious styles
Who doesn’t dream of throwing on a single piece of clothing and waltzing out the door fully equipped for the rest of your winter day?
Healthgoth trend started with an out-of-shape DJ
With a nightlife entourage of underground club promoters, bartenders and DJs, Chicago’s Johnny Love and his crew have helped propel a fitness subculture movement that’s become known as healthgoth.
An Animated History of Cartoon Bands
From Gem and the Holograms to Josie and The Pussy Cats, and all the carton bands in-between, Diplo's Rastafarian Major Lazer cartoon was the inspiration for this fun list-oriented article.
