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The original Toxic Avenger was released in 1984; it was co-directed by Michael Herz and Lloyd Kaufman from a screenplay by Joe Ritter. The film inspired three sequels, a musical, a video game, and even a cartoon for kids. If it’s been a while, or if you never experienced the b-movie insanity of The Toxic Avenger, give the trailer a spin below. Synopsis: A 98-pound nerd (Mark Torgl) from New Jersey lands in a vat of toxic waste and becomes a benevolent monster (Mitchell Cohen). We don’t have a release date at this time. It’ll likely be a while before we get a trailer or artwork. Still,...

Cohen Hardware, Metuka Bread are coming together to make a difference Localish Share: Philadelphia -- At Metuka Freshly Baked, old World bread meets old school hardware store, with a new baker popping up at one of the oldest hardware stores in the country. Ran Betite moved here from Tel Aviv. His bread-making skills were just a hobby he picked up in college, but he began baking more seriously during the pandemic and decided to open a bakery. He started Metuka Freshly Baked in September 2020. Mitchell Cohen is the fourth generation owner of Cohen & Co. Hardware. The store has been in Philadelp...

The Commodore brings Irish cuisine, to Mount Airy The Irish Center has been a gathering place for social, educational, and musical activities that promote the culture and arts of Ireland for more than 60 years. And while the social scene has been temporarily lost due to the pandemic, the club added a new restaurant that is open to both members and the public. It's called The Commodore and it features the award-winning pizzas of co-owner Daniel Gutter, along with lots of comfort bar food and Irish staples like corned beef and cabbage -- available for takeout and delivery. Dine-in is for member...

Canadian cities' big bets on downtown living shift to the suburbs Ari Altstedter, Bloomberg News VIDEO SIGN OUT Few countries have done as much to cater to the millennial generation’s desire for downtown living as Canada, where gleaming new apartment towers crowd city skylines and once-languishing neighborhoods have been reshaped by an influx of young people. The country’s three largest metropolitan areas  — Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver — built more apartment units per capita than almost every other large North American city over the past decade. But the COVID...

Construction Industry supports Toronto Declaration of Inclusive Workplaces & Communities Construction Industry supports Toronto Declaration of Inclusive Workplaces & Communities By Toronto Declaration of Inclusive Workplaces & Communities. “Systemic racism and discrimination harm our construction industry. Bigotry has no place in our communities, and we commit to standing up for the rights and dignity of all to promote inclusive, equitable, safe, and respectful workplaces,” says the coalition. The Toronto Declaration of Inclusive Workplaces & Communities affirms the health and safety of...