Here in Toronto the city was alive with celebrity buzz during the Toronto International Film Festival. Amongst all the craze I was was lucky enough to catch up with the up-and-coming band Corduroy at The Drake Hotel. They were there to play a private TIFF launch party and to release their first Demoroy.
The interview felt more like hanging out with a group of chill dudes who chatted about the concept behind their Demoroy series, their influences, their collaborative sound, and their guilty pleasures.
More of this exclusive interview below!
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Canadian indie rock band The Junction has just released a new album titled Another Link in the Chain. If you haven’t heard of them then I suggest you read on because this is a small band with a larger then life sound.
I was lucky enough to catch up with the lead singer Brent Jackson over some sushi prior to their CD Release Party at the Horseshoe Tavern in Toronto, Canada. It was a great experience and Brent was a pleasure to interview, mainly because he’s not shy and full of insight. He is an open book eager to share his …read more

If you’d have asked me who would win the very first interview with Michael Vick, I wouldn’t have said James Brown. But Brown was persistent and kept visiting him in prison and during home confinement. I guess Vick began to trust Brown, and thus felt comfortable telling his story.

Brown insists that this comfort isn’t going to make him any less the journalist, however. Vick sat down with Brown on Monday in an interview that will “air Sunday on 60 Minutes.” If you’re planning on watching, Tony Dungy and Wayne Pacelle (head of the Humane Society) will …read more

I read an article recently about how the use of social networks is really starting to impact people’s professional lives. There’s the challenge of your boss or employer in general being on the same network you are, whether it be twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn or a host of others. Most large companies are using online services to monitor and watch what’s being said about them and their brand. Most of us should assume that there are people listening, regardless of whether we think they care of not.

Spending time in the recruiting business and as a manage for other offices, reviewing applications …read more

I don’t know about you, but I am very surprised to see Tony Romo opening up about Jessica Simpson in the latest issue of Vanity Fair. Romo tends to keep his head down even while the two are out in public, so to see him comment in the interview with Jessica was a pleasant surprise.

He said:
“You know, it’s very hard when you lose, because games are important, and so many people put so much time and effort in. It’s nice to have someone to come home to and try and make you feel better… We’re very similar in that …read more

The good chaps over at Working Title have interviewed the developer and owner of Autumn Moon Games, Bill Tiller, about the up and coming title, A Vampyre Story.
In zee article (some times I have a French accent in my head and think that I can replicate it here. It doesn’t work, I know, but it entertains me), Bill talks about what a big pain in the butt it is to find someone to publish an adventure game. Even though an adventure game has a great story, awesome graphics and good music, publishers feel a little whoozie putting out …read more