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Montreal Food Trucks: From 66-Year Ban to Big Success
For anyone who grew up in Montreal, food trucks still feel like a relatively new addition to the city, even though they’ve now been back on our streets for more than a decade. What many people don’t realize is that Montreal banned food trucks for an astonishing 66 years. The prohibition began in 1947, driven by concerns over hygiene, litter, and pressure from established restaurants that didn’t…
Lalo Schifrin's Rock Gems: Dirty Harry and Coogan's Bluff
Two of my favorite movie soundtracks come from Clint Eastwood films, and both were scored by the legendary Lalo Schifrin, the same musical genius who gave us the unforgettable Mission: Impossible Theme. Schifrin first teamed up with Eastwood on Coogan’s Bluff, directed by Don Siegel. It was the beginning of a creative partnership that would later give us Dirty Harry, but this first collaboration…
Orange Julep: Montreal's Giant Orange Time Machine After 60 Years
Montreal traffic once again forced me to improvise. With yet another closure affecting the Mercier Bridge, drivers were scrambling to find alternate routes around the island. The Décarie Expressway was packed, so I slipped onto the service road on my way toward Mount Royal. I drove past Orange Julep, and it was absolutely hopping. There are not too many restaurants shaped like giant spheres,…
The Bijou Resto Bar is the go-to dining establishment at Trudeau Airport
Are you looking for a fine dining experience at Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport in Dorval? How about a way to avoid the frequent traffic congestion and exchange it for a relaxing experience? Well, then I have something to share with you. Recently, I had to pick up family at the airport. Their flight landed at 8:48 pm. These days, it is pretty much a roll of the dice getting to the…
Sharks and Batteries: The Board Game Where Nobody Wins!
Remember that wild story Donald Trump used to tell at rallies? The one about being trapped on a sinking electric boat with a battery sparking in the water while a hungry shark circles nearby? His solution was always the same: he’d take his chances with the electricity because, in his words, he wasn’t getting anywhere near the hungry shark. Well, that impossible choice has now become a board…
Luno the White Stallion: The Forgotten Flying Pegasus
When I was young, one of my favourite books was Edith Hamilton’s Mythology. I would spend hours getting lost in the stories and staring at the incredible illustrations by Steele Savage. Now and then, though, I would stumble across something even stranger on television: a little cartoon called Luno the White Stallion. The premise felt like pure childhood wish fulfillment. A small marble Pegasus…
Austin Kleon Shows How to Create Like a Kid Again
Something magical happens when a book arrives at exactly the right moment. Don’t Call It Art: 10 Ways to Create Like a Kid Again grew out of Austin Kleon’s experience acting as a “studio assistant” to his two young sons. Watching them create without rules, expectations, or fear of failure helped him finally put into words an idea he had been exploring for more than a decade. As someone who owns…
Leadbelly and Bound for Glory: Folk Legends on Film
Something is captivating about revisiting Leadbelly, Gordon Parks’ 1976 portrait of blues legend Huddie Ledbetter. This is not a comfortable film, nor should it be. It throws you into a world of chain gangs, racism, violence, and hard-earned resilience, all held together by the power of music. Decades after its release, it remains a film that lingers in your mind long after the screen goes…
Manual for How to Live Magnificently by Ernie Wang
Nothing is more exciting, terrifying, and emotional than releasing your very first book into the world. It honestly feels like sending a part of yourself out into the universe and hoping people understand its heart, its weirdness, and every fragile emotion packed inside. That is exactly the energy surrounding Manual for How to Live Magnificently by Ernie Wang, a debut collection that feels…
X-Men ’97 Season 2 Trailer Goes Full 90s Chaos
I had an absolute blast with season one of X-Men ’97, and after watching the new trailer for season two, I am fully locked in all over again. This thing looks completely insane in the best possible way. The time-travel chaos, the giant emotional stakes, the gorgeous animation, and all the deep-cut comic book references are exactly why this revival works so well. It feels like the creators…
Why Weird Al’s Banana Synthesizer Is Pure Pop Culture Chaos
There is something wonderfully ridiculous about seeing Weird Al Yankovic sitting at a keyboard made out of actual bananas. Honestly, it feels like the exact kind of chaotic energy the world needs right now. To launch his Bigger & Weirder Tour, Al dropped a social media video where he plugs a bunch of bananas into a tiny synthesizer kit and starts playing music directly off the fruit itself. Yes,…
Grendizer Returns With a Gritty New Comic Revival
Grendizer is one of those rare anime properties that quietly changed the world without always getting the credit it deserved. Created by Go Nagai, the series completely reshaped the mecha genre and helped push Japanese animation into global pop culture long before anime became mainstream in North America. While Japan initially treated it as more of a continuation of the Mazinger universe, the…
Calgary Stampede 2026 Midway Food Is Completely Wild
We are taking our tummies west this summer, so grab your ten-gallon hats and head west, young man, because the Calgary Stampede is calling. These days, the Stampede has become just as famous for its outrageous midway food as it is for rodeos, concerts, and cowboy hats. Every summer, the midway food turns into a giant culinary circus where vendors battle it out to create the wildest, weirdest, and…
The Rise and Fall of Sunday Comics in the Digital Age Today!
The Sunday comics really took a beating in the 21st century, and honestly, I think a lot of people saw it coming long before newspapers wanted to admit it. Once the newspaper business started collapsing, the comics pages got squeezed to death. The giant colorful sections that once felt like an event every Sunday morning slowly became tiny, cramped boxes buried between ads, coupons, and store…
Why Rulers Have a Blank Space Before Zero
It’s one of those things we see every single day and never stop to question. A ruler. Basic. Boring. Been sitting in desks, toolboxes, and junk drawers for generations. Yet somehow, almost every standard ruler has that weird empty gap before the zero mark. And most people never even notice it. Turns out, that little blank space is one of the smartest design choices ever hidden in plain…
Why Are Human Babies So Useless at Birth
Why are human babies so unbelievably useless compared to almost every other animal on Earth? Seriously. A baby horse drops onto the ground and starts walking around like it already pays taxes. Sea turtles hatch and immediately sprint toward the ocean like tiny survival experts. Meanwhile, a human baby can barely hold its own head up without looking confused by gravity. And somehow, this…
Bush’s Turns Healthy Beans Into Summer Food Chaos
Beans are supposed to be one of the healthiest things you can eat. Every health article, diet trend, and nutrition expert seems to agree on that. They are packed with fiber, loaded with protein, good for your heart, great for digestion, and somehow still one of the cheapest foods sitting on grocery store shelves. Beans are basically the overachievers of the food world. Which is exactly why I…