Interview with Eleanor O’Brien: Love, Marriage, and Polyamory
Julie talks to the performer about her show Love & Marriage that focuses on life in a polyamorous relationship. [read on]
Julie talks to the performer about her show Love & Marriage that focuses on life in a polyamorous relationship. [read on]
You only get one chance to make a good impression with parents. So what happens if you blow that chance? [read on]
Single gals and Valentine’s Day go together like chocolate and chocolate? [read on]
Someone asks how it is possible to trust and love after suffering pain. [read on]
The only thing between you and love might be 36 questions. [read on]
After trauma, everyone recovers at a different speed and in a different way. So shut up critics! [read on]
Sometimes discerning an abusive relationship from a loving one can be difficult. It’s Only Love irons out the differences. [read on]
While we hope for a perfect world where there is freedom to be yourself at any time and any place, sometimes things just go wrong. [read on]
When the person you love is more Mr. Big than Aiden, but won’t let you go either. [read on]
Koalas is a play about intimacy and the trepidatious struggle of indecision by young playwright Felix-Antoine Boutin. Review here: [read on]
What should you do if you catch your partner talking to an ex and lying about it… only you find out by reading his email? Read Celina’s response here. [read on]
Charming ballet knows exactly where to break convention and allow characters to shine. [read on]
Why do so many people meet by screen rather than in person? Celina does some soul searching to answer this question. [read on]
All the things your parents never knew about: OKCupid, Tinder, and WhatsApp. [read on]
Smarting from your last break-up? Or, maybe you’re more homicidal? Here are ten tips to move on from down and dumped to a happier future. [read on]
Montreal Rampage’s brand spankin’ new dating column with Celina Flores invites you to share your best and worst stories, as well as look for some sound advice. [read on]
Exhibit of photographs and line drawings explore the connections between pain in a relationship, silence, and later understanding of events. [read on]
Apart from the obvious legends, there are many paid shows at the Montreal Jazz Fest worth seeing. Here are our picks. [read on]
Damon McMahon from Amen Dunes talks about his music, influences, and his thoughts about song writing and the music industry. [read on]
Reviews of Shine On and Unrepentant Geraldines. [read on]
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