Arts & Culture — Issue 2 | GLOSS: The Fashion Magazine

Arts & Culture

From Issue 2 of GLOSS

When I was thirteen, I would save my money to buy Spice Girls bubblegum. When a certain Montreal-born Jew name

Daft Punk is known for many things. They are known for never showing their faces. They are known for singles l

That age-old date conundrum: a romantic film or romance under the stars? Imagine getting the best of both worl

When in search of an exotic summer retreat, Finland's northern climate seems a far cry from ideal.…

Good music is exciting. In fact, it’s an absolute treat, much like ice cream on a glistening summer day. Good,

It was fate-a serendipitous meeting that has intensified into a grandiose love affair.

“Brooklyn, Bronx, Queens and Staten (Island) from the bowery to the Top of Manhattan. Asian, Middle Eastern an

For its 14th year, the New York International Independent Film and Video Festival (NYIIFVF) selected many film

August is all about the environment, and what better way of helping to preserve it than to switch off your com

Listening to the new Tegan and Sara record, it seems The Con is a bit like rummaging through a pile of heart-n

The Canadian music scene is like a chocolate fondue. We produce the sweetest, most delicious sounds, and every

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Cape Breton’s Madame Brown (not to be confused with the Montreal production company of the same name) will be

Missing the Ark, Catherine Kidd’s novelappears to be the offspring of a biology textbook and family scrapbook.

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