I moved to Ottawa just over three months ago and since then, I’ve taken it upon myself to explore the sites. From food and drink to culture to fun, I give you the run down of Canada’s capital city and how to the make the most of a day in Ottawa.
Archive | 2016
What It Means to Be Vulnerable
No matter whom you talk to, one of our greatest fears in life has always been failure. For years, we’ve heard inspirational words of wisdom about what is and what isn’t considered failure. But throughout the years and from a personal aspect, it has always seemed to be a formative experience. Because truth be told, […]
The Best and Sweetest Ice Cream Shops in America You Need to Visit
July is National Ice Cream Month in the United States. With fans such as Founding Fathers George Washington, Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin and American citizens from sea to shining sea, the frozen treat provides the timeless taste of summertime fun and joy all year ’round. Depending on their tastes, people can not only enjoy the classic Neapolitan […]
Chill Mama: 5 Ways to Relax During Pregnancy
Pregnancy is an exciting time. You’re growing a brand new human being, you get to do some cool shopping, and everyone is excited for you. Sounds awesome, right? It definitely is, but pregnancy is not all excitement, shopping, and adventure. What many women don’t realize as they embark on the pregnancy journey is that for […]
Actor Dakota Daulby Talks ‘Wayward Pines’ and M. Night Shyamalan
If you haven’t caught wind of FOX’s hit summer drama, Wayward Pines, you may want to set your DVRs. The show has returned in full force, taking audiences around the world back to the picturesque town. Ahead of tonight’s premiere of the seventh episode of the second season, we spoke with one of the show’s […]
A Tour of The Studebaker National Museum
With summer finally here and vacation time abound, the road is ours for the taking! But if we delve deeper into the roots of our wanderlust for the wide open road of gravel and concrete, we will see a rich car culture that thrives on the curiosity of travel and innovation. There’s no denying, these very foundations of America […]
Café Guide: Indianapolis, IN
Nicknamed “Nap Town,” Indianapolis has long been branded the “corniest” city of the Midwest, but that perception has changed in recent years as inspired Hoosiers thrive to contribute artisanal goods for an inimitable experience. Ranked by Livability in 2015 as one of the best downtowns in the nation thanks to its booming nightlife, inventive arts […]
Actor Paul Moniz de Sá of ‘The BFG’ Talks Spielberg and CGI for Latest Role
Imagine: You’re an actor. You work tirelessly your entire life for that big break, that one role that will put in you in front of millions and catapult your career to new heights. Suddenly, you’re tapped for a role in a Disney movie set to premiere to the world the summer of 2016. The Kicker? […]
Entertainment Roundup: What Happened in June
Welcome back, loyal readers! The month of June has come and gone, and what better way to close it out than a wrap up of the biggest Hollywood headlines for the month? June was filled with pits and peaks for the entertainment center of the world. With breakups, new couples, controversial music videos, and mic-drop […]
Monthly ‘Idol’ Roundup: June 2016
Last month, I attempted to soothe the pain of living in a post-American Idol world with a monthly recap updating you with the latest news on what the show’s illustrious alumni are up to. This month, I aim to continue that series, covering some of the music and non-music related stories concerning your favourite Idol […]
Why the Quarter-Finals of Euro 2016 Are Too Close to Call
Unlike its Western counterpart (Copa America), Euro 2016 has seen a number of dramatic finishes and tight games. While only one match in the knockout stages wasbeen decided by penalty kicks, the group stage featured more late goals than I can remember seeing at any other major tournament. And whether that has to do more with some of […]
High School Reunions in the Age of Facebook
On Saturday, I went to my 10 year high school reunion. A part of me wondered, in the digital age, are reunions even necessary anymore? Most people from my graduating class are on Facebook or other social media. Those who I’ve been at all interested in keeping in contact with I’ve friended on those sites […]
Coffee Guide: Toronto, Ontario
The coffee scene has exploded in Toronto within the last few years with cafés popping up in and around the city at a rapid rate. From independent cafés to cookie cutter chains like Tim Horton’s on every street corner, the mega Canadian city has found bean bliss! And we don’t blame them. With creative, innovative […]
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