Archives - Mar 2020

Hal was the answer to a long list of questions I asked myself about what I didn’t want. I didn’t want ruined furniture. I didn’t want ruined plans. I

The restaurant industry has been among the hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic and subsequent economic downturn. Across both Canada and the U.S., bars

Ever since my first job at MTV working as a music programmer, I can’t stop trying to match people with music they might like. So, I wrote a book call

Drew Barrymore is launching a blog, and we’re honoured to help share her first post, right here in her own words.  I don’t know how to conduct myself

The perfumers of ancient Babylon were women. We know one of their names: Tapputi, “the perfume-maker,” was immortalized on a tablet explaining her craf

During the COVID-19 pandemic , people are learning how to practice social distancing, self-isolation, and in some cases total quarantine in order to flatte

After increasing precautionary measures around the world in the wake of exponential rates of growth in coronavirus cases, U.S. President Donald Trump made

With coronavirus currently at the forefront of everyone’s mind, we’re taking measures to prevent spreading the virus very seriously. This inclu

Update: COVID-19 is now officially classified as a pandemic, the World Health Organization announced Wednesday during a press conference. “This is th

Statistically speaking, your phone is probably very dirty. Maybe even dirtier than a public toilet seat. And given the ongoing coronavirus outbreak and the

Every year, when International Women’s Day rolls around, fashion brands release campaigns centred around women’s empowerment and gender equality. Some

Ending child, early, and forced marriage in Pakistan: How are community leaders addressing the root causes of the issue? One day, 13-year-old Zarmina came