Entries from Torontoist tagged with 'bobmarley'
July 21, 2007
Photo of delighted fans by Carrie Musgrave. It's a curious bit of magic that can connect eighties synth-pop, Bob Marley, and bouncing castles with a seventeen-year-old boy wizard. It's even more curious to see how far that wizard and his multi-billionaire creator have come in just a few short years. Last night, magic and wonder invaded the typically staunch and business-like intersection of Bay and Bloor. To celebrate the release of Harry Potter and......
Continue Reading "A Potter for the Masses"July 4, 2007
The headline doesn't lie, folks. The self-professed "angriest man in America" and The Daily Show regular Lewis Black will be wagging his infamous finger in Toronto as a part of the first annual Just For Laughs Toronto Festival. Black is taking the place of George Lopez, who was originally slated to host the July 27th Gala at Massey Hall. Because of scheduling conflicts, Lopez had to back out of the event. Alongside Black, the......
Continue Reading "He's Not Santa, But He Is Coming To Town"February 7, 2007
Each weekday morning, we pick a recent image from the Torontoist Flickr Pool and feature it here on the site. It's our way to give the many excellent photographers in our pool the attention they deserve! In honour of the legendary Bob Marley's birthday yesterday (he would've been 62), 6oh posted this shot of a mural located on the side of Time Zone, at Rogers Rd and Keele St. Taken with a Holga and slide......
Continue Reading "The Daily Photoist: Sun is Shining"November 24, 2006
The Bloc will support the Stephen Harper motion to recognize Quebec as a distinct nation within Canada. In other news: Pope Catholic, bears poop in woods, General Franco still dead. Also under predictable news: Jim Flaherty promises that interest savings from federal debt reduction will be used for tax cuts. Cops busted six and a half million dollars worth of marijuana grow-ops yesterday. Of course, what they're not telling you is that two million......
Continue Reading "Duceppe Predictable, Grow-Ops Still Indictable, and Acupuncturists Irritable"