Posts tagged Toronto

Perma-Lacque Hair Spray Commercial - For hair that will survive anything. Katherine O’Hara stars as the woman with indestructible hair in a spoof for Canadian television sketch comedy show SCTV in the 1980s.

Toronto Storm: Taken at Yonge and what looks like College St. to me, I could be wrong.

Toronto Storm: Taken at Yonge and what looks like College St. to me, I could be wrong.

Guy Maddin’s Heart of The World - German Expressionism delivered at the rate of two shots per second,  featuring Time, Forward!, by Georgy Sviridov.

Toronto Mini-House - House sits on a 14’x70’ lot on Craven Road (Between Gerrard St. E. and Danforth but closer to Monarch Park me thinks), in the ‘Tiny Town’ neighborhood of Toronto, see Dwell and subsequent blog for more photos and info.

Toronto Mini-House - House sits on a 14’x70’ lot on Craven Road (Between Gerrard St. E. and Danforth but closer to Monarch Park me thinks), in the ‘Tiny Town’ neighborhood of Toronto, see Dwell and subsequent blog for more photos and info.

View From The Crow’s Nest: Toronto.

View From The Crow’s Nest: Toronto.

Marine One, with U.S. President Barack Obama and British Prime Minister David Cameron aboard, prepares to land alongside Toronto’s CN Tower, following their flight from the G8 Summit to the G20 Summit, June 26, 2010. (REUTERS/Jason Reed) From the G20 Protests in Toronto Photo Blog on Boston’s Big Picture.

Marine One, with U.S. President Barack Obama and British Prime Minister David Cameron aboard, prepares to land alongside Toronto’s CN Tower, following their flight from the G8 Summit to the G20 Summit, June 26, 2010. (REUTERS/Jason Reed) From the G20 Protests in Toronto Photo Blog on Boston’s Big Picture.

Toronto’s Pages Bookstore To Close. Wow, I guess there’s really no down turn on Toronto properties, sad news, landmark bookstore “Pages” on Queen St. in Toronto to close. One of the best places for magazines and to discover and or hear up and coming authors and books is losing it’s lease.

Toronto’s Pages Bookstore To Close. Wow, I guess there’s really no down turn on Toronto properties, sad news, landmark bookstore “Pages” on Queen St. in Toronto to close. One of the best places for magazines and to discover and or hear up and coming authors and books is losing it’s lease.