Each week, Torontoist examines the upcoming TV listings and makes note of programs that are entertaining, informative, and of quality. Or, alternately, none of those. The result: Televisualist.......

In a strange moment of synchronicity, there are currently two musicals on the Toronto stage about a man who kills people and disposes of their bodies by feeding them to someone/something. Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street has been playing at the Princess of Wales since early November, and closes on December 9. Sweeney tells the story (which we are all likely to become more familiar with after Tim Burton's film adaptation......

From Toronto to Botswana and back, Eli Singer's CaseCamp on Wednesday evening was an enlightening trip through a world of viral marketing and branding campaigns. Set at the low-key Fifth Club on Richmond Street W, this un-conference was everything a conference should be: casual, educational, and dimly-lit. A creator of the American Dad vs. Family Guy advergame provided an especially entertaining display of the kung-fu word-of-mouth hit. Perhaps the most surprising presentation came from......

First off, two thoughts. One. Directly before writing this someone called us to let Torontoist know it was ‘National Break-Up Day’. We declined to break up largely because we hypothesised that it was a holiday invented because they’ve just released The Break-Up, the new film featuring a woman who Brad Pitt didn’t impregnate for whatever reason, and a man who looks like he never sleeps (that joke is stolen from Family Guy, but come on,......

Sundays are generally awful. Combine the threat of having to work on Monday with the black-eye/STD/hangover from Saturday night, and then add the closure of all the major banks...Sundays are just no fun. Except of course for Superbowl Sunday. This is a day to eat, drink, and yell at the television. Here are the highs and lows of the Superbowl that was: - Philadelphia Eagle and Toronto-native Mike Labinjo appeared in yesterday's game, only to......