For the second year in a row, readers of the alt-weekly that we have never written anything critical about, not even once, have voted Torontoist Toronto's Best Blog. Aw shucks, NOW readers, thanks. We accept.
For the second year in a row, readers of the alt-weekly that we have never written anything critical about, not even once, have voted Torontoist Toronto's Best Blog. Aw shucks, NOW readers, thanks. We accept.
These 45 seats might be empty now but come November 13 we'll get to help decide who should fill them. Yes, the municipal elections are upon us. So where should those addicted to municipal politics go for their online fix?
Howard Moscoe's big mouth strikes again. According to the Star this time his target was Frances Nunziata. When the councillor complained about bus service in her ward the TTC chair quipped ""Councillor, I leave walking the streets to you." Nunziata felt that the remarks painted her as a prostitute. Moscoe later apologized. Moscoe seems to be a big hit with the women of council, earlier this year he insulted both Jane Pitfield and Karen Stintz when he organized a tongue-in-cheek office poll asking "How far will Lady Jane go?"
http://thestar.blogs.com/sxsw/">Ben Rayner and Geoff Pevere are blogging the fest and we're wondering whether Chromewaves will find anytime to blog the fest knowing his musicgoing ways. We'd also be remiss if we didn't plug our cousin blog Austinist, a must for local insight.
The Village Voice gives us their annual Pazz and Jop Critics' Poll today, with predictable, transparent and delightful results. So delightful, in fact, that we consider this to be the most definitive list of anywhere anyhow. (Yay, as they say, for the Gorillaz and Three Six Mafia on the singles list and for the best album actually being the best album.)
Sitting cautiously (or as cautiously as a human being can sit) on the patio at the Embassy one night, journalist Marc Weisblott told Torontoist of a new web venture that he assured us would be worth our while. Since that particular Torontoist party/average night in Kensington, we trusted Weisblott's guarantee and have sat cautiously ourselves waiting for said web venture. Now it's here.