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How Slo Pitch follows in Heated Rivalry’s footsteps - and how it doesn’t (opens the original)
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Can Slo Pitch – a queer softball mockumentary – piggyback off of Heated Rivalry’s momentum to become Canada’s next breakout sports series? The show, which premiered Sept. 25 on Crave and is co-produced by Elliot Page’s Pageboy Productions, has already gained momentum in the queer community: An article in online LGBTQ magazine them said that Slo Pitch was for “lesbians, sapphics and queer sports enthusiasts hungry for more horny media for us, by us!” while posts on social media comparing the two
From doomsday warnings to economic upheaval, one AI expert tries to cut through the noise (opens the original)
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The film The AI Doc: or How I Became an Apocaloptimist sets out to decode artificial intelligence and its human impact by having experts break down what AI is, how we built it and its potential pros and cons. Lately, there’s been a lot of those cons in the news. AI “going rogue” and hacking into multiple sites and organizations during safety testing. AI’s potential impact on employment. Multiple AI doomsday warnings. The doc addresses a lot of these concerns, doubling as a useful primer for how
Four noteworthy Canadians share the morning routines that set them up for success (opens the original)
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For the past month, I’ve been trying out a new morning routine. I wake up, brush my teeth and grab a coffee. Then I head into my living room and read a book for 10 minutes. After that I write down three things I’m grateful for and three things that I want to accomplish that day. The accomplishments need to be specific and actionable. Go for a jog. Call my mom. The gratitude list is a bit more lax. One day I’m grateful for the friendly neighbourhood cat. The next it’s gratitude for falling in lov
Inside the world’s most accessible circus at Toronto’s CNE (opens the original)
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Omnium Circus is widely considered one of the world’s most accessible stage shows. This week, its flagship act I’M POSSIBLE is on at the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto. With access accommodations built into the performance and several disabled entertainers championed on each bill, the show is a celebration of access culture and a space where audiences with disabilities are both welcomed and encouraged. “Our access is integral to the production, as opposed to a retrofitted afterthought,”
What can I learn from a biological age test? (opens the original)
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Earlier this year I attended a launch party for a Lancôme cosmetics’ new longevity line. The event’s entrance was flanked by two oversized video screens. A clip of actress Demi Moore played on a loop. Moore held a glowing red pill. She told attendees about “the skin’s biological age – the only age you can reverse.” Inside, I was stopped by a woman in a white lab coat. Gesturing toward a futuristic looking device – somewhere between a ring light and that big white machine from the eye doctor – sh
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