Shinan Govani

From Edward Burtynsky to Adrienne Clarkson, the city's most notable storytellers shared their advice for breaking the ice.

Though a hot spot for years – it is virtually a second home for Jennifer Aniston, and was the playground for the boys on Entourage, in a fictionalized Hollywood, too, if you will recall – a fresh glaze of glamour is setting.

Inspired by the works of famed American-British travel-writer Bill Bryson – and zigging around the idea of a good old-fashioned “road trip” – Canadian folk-rock icon Alan Doyle set off recently for the windswept coastlines and ancient Viking villages of his beloved home province, Newfoundland and Labrador.

A comprehensive guide to the glitziest annual events on the social circuit

Adventures in Nordic Noir with Jo Nesbø

On the 10th anniversary of ‘The Couple Next Door’, the Toronto author talks 'Black Beauty', Agatha Christie and why she doesn’t reread her books

The collection of blue and white ceramics at the Gardiner Museum includes Queen Mary's milk bowl from 1690.

The renowned essayist and humourist David Sedaris discusses his new book "The Land and Its People" and what's on his reading list.

Zoomer asks the New York cultural journalist of the rich and famous 5 questions about his literary leanings.

Erica Kane was betrothed 12 times, but Lucci only married once, and she writes about losing her husband of 52 years in her recent memoir.