It’s the most wonderful time of the year! The holiday season’s right around the corner, and there are plenty of festive events going on around the city to celebrate this magical holiday.

I was 17 when I first read this book, close in age to Plath’s protagonist Esther Greenwood and dreaming of the same kinds of things she did: a career in poetry and independence, a place far from everything I had known.

Whether you’re spending a cold winter’s day in the city, celebrating Christmas by the beach, or studying for your exams, enjoying a good movie this break will surely add happiness, laughter, and magic to your holiday celebration.

“The Importance has become a twisted time capsule of the more ridiculous aspects of upper-crust Victorian society. Today’s audiences find in Wilde’s text a great deal of meaning about the 19th century which may or may not reflect on modern life.”

“Here are the best ways for you to beat those heartbreaking post-concert blues.”

“There are groups clustered around the bar, solo patrons enjoying a drink and mingling, eyes dancing over the crowd — but, most of all, people are listening to the jazz.”  

“The entire saga of a rock band like Queen is both exciting and complex, so when the decision came to craft a film about the band, nobody was expecting the project to be pages ripped out of a history of rock textbook.”

“In the end, Halloween is the sequel fans have been waiting for. Balancing fan-service and themes of the future, David Gordon Green has done what seemed to be impossible to so many: create the perfect Halloween sequel.”

“The initial beauty of the University of Toronto’s (U of T) “mini AGO” was that I could simply walk in without paying or showing a card.”

“These 10 fall films will make the most of this in-between time with warm colour palettes, amazing hats, and cozy characters.”

“The lyrics are filled with enough spooky imagery to make even the bravest of Halloween fans feel a shiver run down their spines create the perfectly eerie-yet-chill song.”

“For those precious hours after endless lectures and cramming at Robarts, here's a list of movies to watch so you can have some peace in an otherwise busy day.”

“A tactile, almost sensual, performance, Shades conveys a desperation for community and intimacy through the unusual medium of dance, using hardly more than sheer body language to examine powerful themes of prejudice and healing.”

“In its 12th year, Nuit Blanche showcased three special projects, 12 major institution art projects, and 37 independent projects. The three major city-produced exhibitions were “STYLL,” “Dream Time: We All Have Stories,” and “The things they carried,” curated by Alyssa Fearon, Karen Alexander, and Tairone Bastien, respectively.”

“Abby Palmer’s production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream takes full advantage of the cast’s talents and the (literal) nature of the set, communicating that joy is the play’s central concern.”

Against the backdrop of Toronto’s cityscape, the Michael Lee-Chin crystal became the newest addition to Toronto’s architectural history.

TIFF welcomed films of all kinds from across the globe, but now that the dust has settled, who emerged at the top of the pack?

For those seeking a night of pure feminine energy with a bit of murder sprinkled in, Heathers: The Musical is where you want to be.

Can a musical number be self-aware and still offensive at the same time?

"Titus Andronicus, the fourth and final show of Hart House’s regular 2017–18 season, is certainly one of the more resistant works, but Director James Wallis’ production responds effectively by leaning into the melodrama of Shakespeare’s early experiment in baroque tragedy."