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House: Currier Concentration: Social Studies Hometown: The T-Dot (Toronto, for the uncultured) (Canada, for the really uncultured) Ideal Date: My date would write my thesis and get me a job while I enjoyed my senior year What do you look for in a girl/guy: Confidence, intellect, a great smile, and the complete understanding that I am always right Where to find you on a Saturday night: Anywhere there’s music Your best pick up line: Do I know you? Because you look a lot like my next boyfriend Best or worst lie you’ve ever...
...over. This weekend the 33rd Toronto International Film Festival concluded its 10-day grande bouffe of celebrity sightings, endless queues and 312 features. The People's Choice prize, voted by the TIFF audiences, went to Danny Boyle's Bollywood saga Slumdog Millionaire, which will hit real theaters in November. But there are plenty of movies still to consider - some awaiting theatrical release, some hoping for a distributor. Here are five, of varying quality, that you'll be hearing about...
...Most of the film, though, is unsparing of the Van Damme legend. With the star, now 47, looking puffy and played out, and with so many references to his off-screen philandering and drug use, the movie bears comparison to Mickey Rourke's turn in The Wrestler, also at Toronto. Except that this one is sharper, crueler, way funnier - part parody, part exposé, especially in an eight-minute take of the star in closeup, where Van Damme makes a confession of his personal and career sins, and the tough guy ends up crying. It is the finest, most scab...
Everyone calls you a conservative, but you classify yourself as independent. Why? Stephen Wells, TORONTO...
...While direct advertising is illegal in Canada, Michael R. Law, one of the paper’s authors and a research fellow at the school’s department of Ambulatory Care and Prevention, recalled that as a child growing up in Toronto, he would frequently see advertisements for prescription drugs while watching American television programs. [CORRECTION BELOW...