I. Love. Ivana Santilli.  And then I met her when she guested on my show when her lush, divine ‘Tony’ came out and the love got deeper (‘You hurt me, bay-by!).  Since then, I’ve wanted her back on the show, if for no other reason than to selfishly enjoy this boy crush I have.

Yesterday was the day, in she came, fun and full of life.  You can hear our chat at 5:10 today on the show (listen online!).  She shared some great PRIDE news that I got her to share the details on for One Minute … Read the rest of this entry »

Boys blowin’ up my phone$ phone$ it really WA$ Ke$ha’s party tonight – I couldn’t $top Tweeting!  Huge lineup$ to get your face glittered, AND you could al$o po$e IN FRONT OF KE$HA’S ALBUM COVER! AAACK!

I ran into my friend the recording arti$t and fellow blogger Will W., $o we immediately took advantage of thi$ wonderful opportunity:

My date for the evening wa$ wunderkind Matt $im$, promoter and Xtra columnist.  I grabbed him for a $pecial HIMBO! One Minute With … immediately after the $how for hi$ take on Ke$ha:

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Happy Friday!

Still catching up from last week in L.A. (much to discuss), and meanwhile, shooting a World AIDS Day Special for OutTV this morning, and hosting the Mr. Leatherman Toronto 2010 competition tomorrow night.  So while that’s going on, check out Canadian legend Louise Pitre from when she was recently on the show.  She looked so foxy that One Minute talking about it just wasn’t enough …

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Julie Stewart, Susanna Fournier and Andrew Craig from True Love Lies, Brad Fraser’s North American premiere launching Factory Theatre’s 40th Anniversary Season. The show runs until November 1. Photo: Ed Gass-Donnelly Photo.

Time for some run-don’t-walk theatre here in Toronto: The North American premiere of Brad Fraser’s True Love Lies kicked off Factory Theatre’s 40th anniversary season this past Thursday.

The world premiere already a U.K. hit, this is playwright/director Fraser’s best work yet, and I’ve either seen or read them all.  More mature than anything before it, and shockingly funny on many levels.

Your mission – a tough one – is to keep up.  Read the rest of this entry »