Bee Quammie

A personal essay on life in the midst of a global pandemic while navigating significant personal life shifts.

From the kinkiest coils to loose waves, we're celebrating natural hair in its many forms by sharing expert tips for styling, maintenance, and haircare.

Toronto-based photographer Brianna Roye on everything she’s learned from shooting Black queer couples—from showing intimacy to lessons on self-love

How is the dermatology field responding to a quickly-diversifying patient demographic? This piece looks at the gaps in dermatology training with regards to race and gender, and what's being done to fill them.

What is the Glass Cliff Theory and how does it affect Black women in their careers? Read on to find out.

A personal essay looking at how grief manifests in the end of romantic relationships.

Everyone’s favourite vampire slayer is eyeing a new role to slay, and this is one show that we hope sees the light of day (unlike the vamps she used to stake)!

Sarah Michelle Gellar is set to star in and executive produce the new series Other People’s Houses, and we already can’t wait to watch.

Beauty is big business, and the latest celeb entrepreneur to throw their hat into the ring may be a surprise — though there’s really nothing strange about it.

Stranger Things star Millie Bobby Brown just launched her new vegan and cruelty-free beauty and skincare brand Florence by Mills, and beyond offering some fun and practical products, it also gives some insight into what’s important to the 15-year-old starlet.

Clear your throats and get ready to sing Stevie Wonder’s version of “Happy Birthday,” because today we’re celebrating Angela Bassett’s 61st trip around the sun!

The New York City-born, Yale-educated star has been stealing the show for decades, and heading into her 60s she shows no signs of slowing down.

Could our favourite flower child of the 90s be dipping her toes into the daytime talk show game? If Drew Barrymore has it her way, that answer will be a resounding YES.

According to reports from Variety, Barrymore is keeping busy in New York this week shooting a pilot for an hour-long daytime talk show for CBS Television Distribution, which she’d also executive produce.

It’s a bit early to be thinking about the holidays, but if you’re yearning for more cinematic girl power at the box office this Christmas, you’re in luck. The latest film adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s classic novel Little Women hits theatres on December 25th, and we can’t wait to get into the 19th-century goodness—and the return of some iconic duos.

Summer 2019 might be winding down, but it looks like things are still heating up thanks to Camila Cabello.

The “Señorita” chanteuse is decked out in Louis Vuitton and Bulgari on the cover of Wonderland Magazine’s Autumn 2019 issue, and she’s giving us hints about what’s to come — including becoming “someone new” on her upcoming second album.

Known as the “Hollywood of the North,” Vancouver (and British Columbia as a whole) is a veritable treasure trove of locations that film buffs would love to see. If you’re a cinephile traveling through the area, check out this list of Hollywood locations to visit!

How have women taken up space in and shaped Jamaica's dancehall culture? This piece examines the history of dancehall to its present-day iteration, with a focus on women's contributions.

This piece explores the history of the Caribbean women who came to Canada decades ago, working as domestics and helping white Canadian women to realize their dreams of working outside the home. What were the domestics' dreams? What were their realities?