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They're here, they're queer, they're Trash Panda Brass - The Queen's Journal (opens the original)
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On Sept. 26, Toronto’s Trash Panda Brass busked and busted it down at the corner of John and Patrick Streets to bring queer joy to the annual Skeleton Park Block Party. Formed in 2022 by University of Toronto and Humber Polytechnic music students working together at bar and restaurant DROM Taberna, Trash Panda Brass began as a horn instrument frontline ensemble. Eventually, the band evolved into a pop-song playing street brass band who busk in public to spread queer joy. Due to their formation,
‘Taipei Story’ has the right words, but lacks voice - The Queen's Journal (opens the original)
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Once again, Kuang explores the failure of language and translation International bestseller R.F. Kuang is back exploring language and how it can fail us with her seventh novel, Taipei Story. Language isn’t new for Kuang — she’s written it about before in her bestselling award-winning fantasy novel Babel: An Arcane History, and she’s been open about her personal struggles grasping Mandarin. In Taipei Story, Kuang effectively shows readers the failures of language and how language is a performance
So what’s your take, Toronto? - The Queen's Journal (opens the original)
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Toronto commuters finally get to let their TTC thoughts free. Viral TikTok talk-show SubwayTakes is coming to Toronto in October. Hosted by Comedian Kareem Rahma, the show primarily takes place on the New York City Metro. Rahma asks celebrities, influencers, and average New Yorkers for their hot takes, then responds with an affirmation or dissent. The show has received over a million subscribers and 800 million views across YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok. Rahma has previously travelled to Chicag
Gen Z humour done right with Prime’s ‘Sterling Point’ - The Queen's Journal (opens the original)
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‘Sterling Point’ succeeds at what many other teenage shows have tried and failed to achieve For Heated Rivalry fans who are missing the “cottage,” Prime Video welcomes Gen Z back with a new young adult romance show set in the Muskoka region. Released on Aug. 5, Sterling Point finally captures what teenage shows have been trying to capture for years … Gen Z humour. While romance shows are taking over the internet, with The Summer I Turned Pretty and Off Campus, Prime has dominated in terms of und
Back to school show goes off with a bang at The Merchant - The Queen's Journal (opens the original)
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Three Queen’s bands welcome students back The Journal acknowledges that a staff member is affiliated with one of the bands mentioned in the article. They were not involved in the editing and reporting process of this story. After the loss of The Mansion, it looks like The Merchant is becoming a venue for student bands to come together and play. On Sept. 10, The Merchant Tap House was filled wall to wall as students enjoyed a back-to-school concert. TwoTime, Dutchbaby, and Doghouse played an elec
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