Year in Review 2015
People we hope to never have to think about again in 2016
This year is already just a little bit better than 2015 in that we need no longer seriously concern ourselves with these people Read more
Tanja-Tiziana
The most read stories of 2015 on nowtoronto.com
Here's what you cared about most this year: Harry Potter, self-love, activism and so much more Read more
Whoo hoo – More lesbians in movies than ever
So, why did I have to wait, liken forever to see authentic dyke stories Read more
Matt Williams
2015's music festival report card
There are more music fests than ever before: here's how they stacked up Read more
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2015 Year In Review: Toronto's restaurant trend report card
Dear restaurateurs: we maybe don't need any more fried chicken choices Read more
Natalia Manzocco’s top 10 Toronto restaurants of 2015
Modern Japanese, street food snacking and a spot only accessible by elevator Read more
The top 10 stories that defined 2015
In certain ways, the world got worse this year. But in other respects, there was gradual tiptoeing toward justice and compassion, reasons to have hope amid the greater unease. Read more
NOW's top albums of 2015
It wasn't a notable year for rock 'n' roll, but a rock band still snagged our number-one spot, while experimentalists of all stripes made the strongest showing. Here's our critics' collaborative list. Read more
The Year In Drake
From Future and Fring's to Meek and Madonna: a look back at Drake's 2015 Read more
The top Toronto albums of 2015
Toronto's hip-hop scene blew up this year. Other trends: shoegaze/post-punk overkill, women kicking ass and everybody going pop. Buzz Records bands also broke through in a big way. Read more
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NOW's top concert photos of 2015
Grimes, Tory Lanez, Bo Ningen and more Read more
The top fashion hits and misses of 2015
We look back at some great moments… and some pretty ugly ones Read more
Greenspiration: the top 10 most encouraging eco stories of 2015
Planet lovers aren't always an optimistic bunch, but there's reason to pause and appreciate this year's many highs on the environmental front Read more
