Results tagged “shatner”

Torontoist is ending the year by naming our Heroes and Villains of 2007––the people, places, and things that we've either fallen head over heels in love with or developed uncontrollable rage towards over the past twelve months. Get your dose, starting Boxing Day and running into the new year, three times a day––sunrise, noon, and sunset.

These days, everyone and their grandmother has a celebrity gossip blog. Perez Hilton became a millionaire by outing Lance Bass and defacing paparazzi photos, while TMZ.com (named for the Thirty Mile Zone surrounding Hollywood) came out of nowhere in 2005 and almost instantaneously became the top site to see celebrities behaving badly.

Toro Magazine, free to Globe and Mail subscribers, released its Men of the Year issue yesterday.

-There's nothing to cheer up a dreary Hump Day like a sickeningly cute story about a hamster and a snake who are BFF in Tokyo, where animal life evidently unfolds according to the tenets of a Disney movie. Just look at them, though! We can't get enough of this picture. They're all "you bitches know nothing of our love. NOTHING!"

Aprilage Development Inc, a branch of William Shatner’s Toronto based company C.O.R.E., has designed a software program that shows you two images of what you will look like in 20 years; one as a smoker, the other as a non-smoker. They call the software The Amazing Aging Machine.

. Can it get any better? Costs $10 and begins at 7 pm at the Royal Cinema (608 College St.).

The press is all ovah Leonard and his new cd, new decade, new shades. The Scotsman has a review here. Washington Post has a review and a pic of Cohen looking like a Kabbalistic Hemigway here, and the Guardian has both a review, and an L. Cohen quiz. It all makes us want to go rent Ladies and Gentlemen Mr. Leonard Cohen, the terrific 1965 doc about young Lenny in Montreal, and crawl back into bed with a cup of coffee. Forever.