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Squished in the back seat of a ride share, Nelly Furtado was dreaming up her comeback single. It was Valentine’s Day last year and the “Promiscuous” hitmaker was en route to a Philadelphia recording studio with a carload of friends and collaborators. That’s when one of them pulled out his laptop. Australian dance producer Dom […]

“You have to ride the wave,” the Victoria-raised singer says of her approach. “You have to be open in order to capitalize on these moments.”

When summer rolled around, Nelly Furtado got her wish -- the track had Mr. and Ms. Beach moving their feet at parties all over the world. And suddenly Furtado seemed to be everywhere, turning up at music festivals for brief appearances and ramping up her social media presence with a fresh look that evoked her heyday as a confident female pop star.

Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada

Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada

Squished in the back seat of a ride share, Nelly Furtado was dreaming up her comeback single.

Retro Flexx, the 80s and 90s party, was a hit with patrons at Mas Camp in Kingston on May 6. Themed the Sexy Edition, female patrons stuck to the dress code and were seductively attired in sh...

For expectant parents, navigating pregnancy, childbirth and postpartum can raise a range of emotions. There are so many things to think about and prepare for, and knowing where to start can feel daunting. But a birth plan can help!In this episode, Martina Abrahams Ilunga and Gabrielle Horton of NATAL, offer guidance on creating a birth plan that works for you, and makes it simple for your support system to pitch in.

Canadian queens of business: COVID-19 or not, the show must drag on With the bars and clubs closed, drag queens like Tynomi Banks are tapping new audiences (and big brands) to make money by Julia Mastroianni on April 2nd, 2021 at 10:30 PM 1 of 4 2 of 4 Just under 100 million viewers watched Tynomi Banks glammed up and dressed in gold and white. Playing Medusa in a 15-second Wealthsimple commercial, the Toronto drag queen joined the exclusive group of drag performers to appear in a Super B...

NOW Magazine Queens of business: How drag became a career With the bars and clubs closed, drag queens like Tynomi Banks are tapping new audiences (and big brands) to make money By Julia Mastroianni Tynomi Banks went from backup dancing to starring in a Super Bowl commercial. Just under 100 million viewers watched Tynomi Banks glammed up and dressed in gold and white. Playing Medusa in a 15-second Wealthsimple commercial, the Toronto drag queen joined the exclusive group of drag perform...