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Rejuvinating Eye Elixirs

When it comes to eye care, finding the right product can make all the difference in addressing concerns like dark circles, puffiness, fine lines, and wrinkles. A good eye cream or serum can help hydrate, firm, and rejuvenate the delicate…

African Fashion Week Toronto: A Celebration of Culture and Fashion

African Fashion Week Toronto (AFWT) 2024, held from August 22 to 25, was a resounding success, celebrating the richness and diversity of African fashion and culture. As the premier event for African fashion creatives in Canada, AFWT continues to grow,…

Cheese lovers Can Do Better than Cheddar with the Havarti Hack

From gooey grilled cheeses to creamy queso dips, cheddar has remained a classic for all cheesy dishes we know and love – but this summer, we’re trying havarti, inspired by  King of makeovers Steven Sabados.  Steven has taken his skills…

Influence of Women in Cinema – Toronto International Film Festival

Marie Nicola aka Karmacake will be covering the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) for ADDICTED Magazine. Her unique perspective as a trend forecaster and pop culture historian will bring a fresh and insightful lens to coverage of this landmark event. …

Music Review: SINES’ Gravity

SINES are a dynamic, political, and endlessly cheeky synth-pop project comprised of two artists living on opposite sides of the world: producer, composer, synth nut, and DJ Jason Wann, based in Portland, and singer/songwriter, visual artist, and director Kitty Richardson,…

Music Review: Kaiwei’s Reprocessor

Brooklyn-based artist Kaiwei has been making a name for himself ever since he began releasing his glitchy, experimental compositions on Soundcloud five years ago.  As a multi-instrumentalist, composer, and creator of ambient soundscapes, the music of Taiwanese native Calvin “Kai-Wei”…

Music Review: POST DEATH SOUNDTRACK’s Veil Lifter

POST DEATH SOUNDTRACK’s fourth full-length release, Veil Lifter, is a tempestuous 10-track Molotov cocktail that channels doom, grunge, hardcore, and thrash into a crushing new record. Following the orchestrated industrial soundscapes of their third album, It Will Come Out of…

Music Review: Eric Anders and Mark O’Bitz’s Contrapasso

In a musical partnership that has officially spanned 20 years, Eric Anders and Mark O’Bitz have explored a variety of genres and formats, but their roots are firmly planted in folk and Americana. With their latest EP, Contrapasso, the duo…

Music Review: Jacob ‘NTHNL’ Rudin’s Ontogenesis

After the success of his debut album Cosmic Flute and its follow-up Cosmic Flute Rides Again, flutist and multi-instrumentalist Jacob ‘NTHNL’ Rudin has delivered what might be his most profound work to date with his latest album, Ontogenesis. This new…

Summer Skin Care Tips from a Dermatologist

These days you can access just about anything and everything you need online, and now that includes dermatology! DermCafé, the Canadian-founded online dermatology clinic is modernizing the way people in Canada access Board-Certified Dermatologists. Co-founded in 2019 by Dr. Annie…