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NOW Magazine MOVIES: Rocket man, space movies DANIEL COCKBURN PUTS SPACE MOVIES IN THE UNIVERSE OF POST-MODERN CULTURAL COLLAGE. BY NORMAN WILNER
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We’ve never met, but Daniel Cockburn is a friend of a friend. This is an actual fact, and yet it also sounds oddly like the beginning of one of Cockburn’s video projects.
NOW Magazine ADVICE: Guess who has a new home! SASHA! Check out her very first column on nowtoronto.com here!
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After a month away in Europe, I am rested (well, somewhat – Amsterdam is still a bit of a what-in-the-fuck-was-that-all-about) and ready to get back to the task at hand. I look forward to continuing ...
NOW Magazine THEATRE: All geared up THE SALON AUTOMATON’S ROBOTS ARE INTRIGUING BUT THE SHOW’S DRAMATICALLY REPETITIVE. BY JON KAPLAN
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created and performed by Nathalie Claude (Momentum/Buddies in Bad Times, 12 Alexander). Runs to December 12, Tuesday-Saturday 8 pm. $15-$29. 416-975-8555. See listing.
NOW Magazine NOW TUBE: Inside the Grey Cup. Canada's Superbowl on film. By Michael Hollett
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189 Church St, Toronto ON M5B 1Y7 | Telephone 416-364-1300 | Front Desk Hours: Monday - Friday 9am - 6pm | email NOW is Toronto's weekly news and entertainment voice. Available 24 hours online and distributed ...
NOW Magazine MUSIC: Is Circa bankrupt, and does anyone care? Unsurprisingly, giant club may be closing its doors after New Year's By Benjamin Boles
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Rumours of mega-club Circa’s impending demise have been swirling this week, and the club itself has now confirmed that it’s been in bankruptcy court and has sent out letters to its many creditors.
NOW Magazine NOW Tube: NOW Magazine – The Movie, Episode 8. Watch NOW's web-only mock-doc!
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MOCK: A surprise visit from NOW’s union representative results in some harsh realities for those employees involved in NOW Magazine - The Musical. Meanwhile Canadian Idol judge Jake Gold contacts David Mirvish with an idea about the NOW production.
NOW Magazine Happening NOW: Dec. 3, 2009 City donation limitation, Jon Stewart on Climategate, and all men look at porn. By Paul Terefenko
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Big wigs will now have to donate to their favourite municipal/mayoral candidates under their real name, partner's name, kids’ names, gran’s name and all their willing staff’s names after the city banned election donations from corporations and unions.
NOW Magazine STYLE: Tops of the pops. Your guide to a trio of temporary shops. By Andrew Sardone
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Pop-up shops are, well, popping up everywhere to satisfy holiday shopping appetites and beef up the year-end bottom lines of designers and retailers. Here’s the low down on three gone-in-a-flash spots where you can gift hunt this weekend.
NOW Magazine Introducing NOW Personals! Make connections! Browse Ad's, send emails, listen to voice greetings, and meet people! Absolutely confidential. 24 Hours a day, 7 days a week!
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189 Church St, Toronto ON M5B 1Y7 | Telephone 416-364-1300 | Front Desk Hours: Monday - Friday 9am - 6pm | email NOW is Toronto's weekly news and entertainment voice. Available 24 hours online and distributed ...
NOW Magazine Happening NOW: Dec. 2, 2009 Union redo, Canadian Tire's cash cut, and PETA labelled terrorists. Paul Terefenko
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The Union Station reno plan has been made official. The six year revitalization (read: expansion) will take six years, and probably be a pain in the ass. That said, by 2016, the station will have new retail and concourse levels, better PATH paths, and an airport link. ...
NOW Magazine FOOD: Union pays its dues. Ossington hot spot deserves some action during the day, too. By Steven Davey
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(72 Ossington, at Humbert, 416-850-0093) Complete dinners for $65 per person (lunches $35), including all taxes, tip and a glass of wine. Average main $25/$15. Open Tuesday to Friday 9:30 am to midnight, Saturday 10:30 am to midnight, lunch from noon, dinner from 6:30 pm. ...
NOW Magazine GIFT GUIDE: GAMES By Rick Mason
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Every now and then, in an attempt to push boundaries, a developer releases a game with an identity crisis. Borderlands can’t decide if it’s a post-apocalyptic shooter, a role-player or a twist on a randomly spawned dungeon crawler. ...
NOW Magazine Happening NOW: Dec. 1, 2009 Gardens deal, debating the climate change skeptic and World AIDS Day. Paul Terefenko
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We’re about an hour away from the billboard vote at city hall. Will the city show some backbone and find a painless source for $11 mil or will the lobbyists win again?
NOW Magazine COVER STORY: The Fantastic Patton Oswalt. The geektastic stand-up and King Of Queens regular takes his obsessive streak to a dark place as the ultimate Big Fan. By Norman Wilner
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directed and written by Robert D. Siegel, with Patton Oswalt, Kevin Corrigan, Michael Rapaport and Marcia Jean Kurtz. A VSC release. 85 minutes. Opens Friday (November 27). For venues, times, and trailers, see Movies.
