New Edition, Boyz II Men and Toni Braxton form supergroup for 2026 tour

The members of New Edition were just sitting back discussing their recent Las Vegas residency experience. Within minutes they booked superstars Boyz II Men and Toni Braxton to join them on tour, but not as opening acts โ€” as co-headliners โ€” performing together on stage at the same time. Here’s how it happened.

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Core deals from select brands

Exclusive offers on unique brands. Find gifts selected by the editor for special occasions, birthdays, anniversaries and holidays for that special someone; gamers, book lovers, athletes, health, skincare and nail art enthusiasts, adventure travellers, technology buffs, the fashion conscious — and art and culture lovers around the world. Updated monthly with current deals from select brands. See this monthโ€™s featured picks below.


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Iron Maiden announces new Run For Your Lives Europe and North America concert tour dates

Rock fans who like their music hard, fast and loud love Iron Maiden. And many of them have been asking for the band to visit their hometown.

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Musician Robbie Gennet on pursuing his passion and fatherhood

Releasing seven albums in a single year carries a sense of urgency. Seven years ago, a fire destroyed everything Robbie Gennet owned, and that loss appears to be the driving force behind the quickened pace of his creative output.

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Ksu Storm: Drawing on Scars

A close-up of a tattoo featuring a bear, surrounded by stylized clouds, inked on the upper arm of a person wearing a white tank top.

Once a healthcare professional, she now heals with ink, transforming scars into deeply personal stories etched in skin. Ksu Stormโ€™s art takes her across continents, teaching others to heal through tattooing, a journey that began after her clients were sent to the frontline.

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The Freemans stand their ground in R.T. Thorne’s ’40 Acres’

Hailey and Galen look for danger in the distance
Danielle Deadwyler as Hailey and Michael Greyeyes as Galen in ’40 Acres,’ photo by Rafy, courtesy of Mongrel Media

Danielle Deadwyler and Michael Greyeyes are empowered parents repairing generational wounds, ensuring survival and navigating the challenges of raising teenagers in the recently released film “40 Acres.”

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Golden Globes countdown kicks off with Toronto party at TIFF

Countdown to the Golden Globes โ€” the only major awards honouring both film and television โ€” begins with a Toronto party during the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF).

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‘The Takeover’ of McGill radio airwaves to preserve Black Montreal music culture

Positive Vibes, which has consistently drawn listeners to CKUT radio for four decades with reggae, roots, rub a dub, ska, dancehall, and vintage rarities โ€“ and still does to this day โ€“ is part of an airwaves takeover that music archivists are calling an act of resilience in the name of cultural preservation.

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What to do in Toronto: Celebrating Black liberation with culture during Emancipation Month

This yearโ€™s theme, Nou La, which means We are here in Kreyรฒl, celebrates the Haitian community and Black Francophone excellence. 

Deputy Mayor Amber Morley, Chair of the Confronting Anti-Black Racism Advisory Committee, will raise the Black Liberation Flag at Toronto’s city hall to begin Emancipation Month. The Deputy Mayor will be joined by Dr. Eric Pierre, Honorary Consul of Haiti in Toronto, and arts and culture members of Torontoโ€™s Black community.


What’s happening for Emancipation Month? We have a guide to cultural events happening across the city over the long weekend. It starts on July 31 and continues through the entire month of August.


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