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Issue #443 of fab now available for download

Drew Rowsome - 02.01.2012

Issue #443 of fab arrives just in time for Valentine's Day, with our dreamy cover model, Dylan, offering chocolates and roses. While the romances of some scenesters, as compiled by Scott Dagostino, aren't necessarily as sweet, they are wildly entertaining. Plus: Bellini meets an Oscar nom... Full Story
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Daily Briefs: The latest and gayest things on the world wide web

Madonna's diminishing returns

sexy fab team - 18.01.12
Here's a collection of random news and culture bits served fresh daily for fab readers. Enjoy! Madonna's diminishing returns. Black, out, loud and proud Let's talk about reading Vintage   Full Story
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High-strung puppets

Canada's foremost puppeteer, Ronnie Burkett, dishes about famous puppets and the

Paul Bellini - 26.02.12
Paul Bellini: Tell us about your new show, Penny Plain. Ronnie Burkett: It’s about the last three days of civilization. It is set in a rooming house run by a blind woman named Penny Plain. At the beginning, her seeing-eye dog, Jeffrey, decides to leave and spend the rest of his life as a ma  Full Story
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Underground designer goes underground

Christopher Bates' new line is available in the basement at Homegrown Boutique

Max MacDonald - 03.02.12
A relatively new menswear designer has emerged on the Yorkville scene in a very unusual venue. Homegrown Boutique on Cumberland Ave is a basement-level, blink-and-you'll-miss-it shop that carries only Canadian designers. Homegrown has just introduced its first menswear line with Christopher Bate  Full Story
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Issue #443 of fab now available for download

All the romance and horror of Valentine's Day in PDF format for your phone, pad,

Drew Rowsome - 01.02.12
Issue #443 of fab arrives just in time for Valentine's Day, with our dreamy cover model, Dylan, offering chocolates and roses. While the romances of some scenesters, as compiled by Scott Dagostino, aren't necessarily as sweet, they are wildly entertaining. Plus: Bellini meets an Oscar nom  Full Story
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Madonna talks WE

Actually, less we than 'I'

Drew Rowsome - 01.02.12
Madonna's WE is set to hit select theatres this weekend. We caught up with Madonna while she was at TIFF with her new film. It didn't get the Oscar nod that Madonna would have liked and critics haven't been raving about it; now it is the moviegoers' turn to have their say. Tell us wh  Full Story
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Dylan: Valentine Dream

31.01.12
Assistant: Julia Gignac Wardrobe: H&M long-sleeved pink shirt, $12.99; Diesel white denim jeans, $230; white Calvin Klein belt, $60.  Full Story
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The Stars We Are

Theodore Bikel stars in Visiting Mr Green

Paul Bellini - 30.01.12
Theodore Bikel is an Oscar-nominated movie star, a folk singer and founder of the Newport Folk Festival, a Broadway superstar who has played the role of Tevye in Fiddler on the Roof 2,100 times, and a MENSA member who speaks five languages. So what do Theodore Bikel and I have in common?   Bi  Full Story
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Deep Dish - Issue 443

Rolyn Chambers - 30.01.12
Pretty Mess It is said that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. But, I do declare, beauty is in the booty of about 90 percent of the guys who have come out to Pretty Mess. Seriously: good job, Matt Barker. You single-handedly made me do several double takes by luring some of Toronto’s swe  Full Story
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Gary Taxali goes Royal Mint

Max MacDonald finds some stylish coinage for his pocket

Max MacDonald - 26.01.12
Hipsters from the worlds of fashion, culture and the arts packed into The Spoke Club to celebrate legendary illustrator Gary Taxali’s collaboration with the Royal Canadian Mint. Taxali has created a series of six coins -- themed Birthday, Wedding, Tooth Fairy, New Baby, O Canada and Holiday --  Full Story
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Next gay theatre review: Avenue Q

The Broadway hit is a perfect fit and a sure-fire hit

Drew Rowsome - 19.01.12
I am lucky enough to have seen Avenue Q twice before -- both times the large-scale touring production fresh from Broadway. In each case the show was fast, funny and delightfully subversive. The Lower Ossington Theatre is presenting a significantly scaled down version of Avenue Q, but it is just as f  Full Story
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