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Prefaced by the modern world of technology and the cult of celebrity that’s seemingly been with us forever, I find my sexual fantasies have become increasingly elaborate dystopian dream worlds instead of being simple bursts of horny fun.

Discounted tickets for the 2017 Vancouver International Wine Festival (Feb. 11-19) are on sale for a limited time. In honour of Canada’s 150th birthday, the theme country for this edition is Canada, with more than 76 wineries from B.C.

This time of year can be depressing. I don't know about you, but I even lose motivation to leave the house at times. Like, it’s the weekend: I’ve got Netflix, a bottle of wine, food and Scrabble, so I’m good.

Vancouver Community College’s (VCC) fashion-program instructors had a problem.

With Vancouver’s tight rental market, in which an overwhelming number of people are competing to nab a killer (or any) pad, a cool space to call one’s own has almost become a dream – and roomies are all but inevitable for the non-wealthy.

ARIES (March 21-April 19) I am in awe of your headfirst, charge-forward, no-distractions approach. In fact, I aspire to incorporate more of the Aries-style directness into my own repertoire.

How do four days of sun, spent sipping wines from around the globe and sampling dishes with a tropical twist sound? Oh, and on Maui no less.

Browns Restaurant Group (best known locally for Browns Socialhouse) is looking to up its culinary game and, as a first step, has brought onboard a trio of new chefs: Kristian Eligh (former culinary director for Hawksworth), Damon Campbell (former exe

In a recent US survey of 2,501 women, researchers found that while the majority of participants agreed that sex is an important part of their life and relationships, nearly 50 per cent admitted that low sexual desire was putting their relationship at

Netflix’s The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt is our favourite story about a cult survivor since Katie Holmes’s divorce. It’s funny, sweet and positive, with great characters and fabulous clothes.