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My former boss gave this to me last year. Pinned on wall between shoe boxes and 30+OPI's. Love it!

@ChantalHbert Always so beautiful!

Montreal.

@MarioNawfal Or cut his dick off.

Adrien Broner was asked to list all 10 of his kids' names and visibly struggled to get through them. He pays $17,000 a month in child support across 6 mothers. Someone help the bro out with a spreadsheet 😂

@cutiieepie6 I have 2

Who remembers these bracelets

@wellingtondiner Bob is looking good

The most popular former Mayor came in today. We both endorsed each other to run 😂

@twitandrewking Those were the days!

HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY 💐 Wishing all the moms out there a great day, and thanks for making sure us kids took a sweater & were home before the streetlights came on! Cheers!

@NoDMsPerfavore Doris

If your mom is no longer with you, write her first name to honor her memory 🙏🏼 I’ll go first… Michelina

@brianlilley And her daughter and son in law

Choosing Louise Arbour, a partisan activist, to be Canada's vide-regal actually undermines the role of the Governor General. This was the wrong choice. Read my latest in the Toronto Sun. torontosun.com/opinion/column…

@StephenJack4 @stphnmaher Garneau is deceased.

@stphnmaher Probably Marc Garneau or Lawrence Cannon. But maybe its the reward to Gilles Duceppe for supporting Libs in Terrebonne 😁

I am told PMO will tomorrow announce that a "well-respected francophone" will be the next GG. I don't know who it will be, or anything else but that.

@Avabelly__ I had a pink one that my Nanny crocheted.

Ponchos, fringe, and all 😃 Who else had one (or five)?

@iamkennethchan @nspector4 Love Simons!

IT'S OFFICIAL... La Maison #Simons will open a 92,000 sf store within a portion of the former Nordstrom space at CF Pacific Centre in downtown Vancouver. It's one of 4 new retailers, including Aritzia, set to occupy the former Nordstrom. #vancre #vanre dailyhive.com/vancouver/simo…

@cselley 🤮🤮

“The risk to Canada is low.” “Travel restrictions are banned under WHO rules.” She was objectively dreadful during COVID.

@Chesschick01 @FLOTUS She is a warrior.

Mad props to @FLOTUS for walking the grass in those heels elegantly. Guys won’t get this post, but the ladies will.

@mamboitaliano__ It is such beautiful tailoring

The absolute perfection of Ralph Lauren’s tailoring is unmatched 🇺🇸✨ First Lady of United States Melania Trump

@YasirNaqviCDN @JZerucelli Sorry that I could not make the ceremony at Vincent Massey Park Memorial. I do believe that Italian Ambassador Alessandro Cattaneo was to be present.

Every April 28, we honour the workers who never made it home and those whose lives were forever changed by injury on the job. Nothing we build in Canada is worth a life. Today is a reminder that the fight for safer workplaces is never finished.

@GG37374104 I know the feeling. 70 looms in June

I make a to-do list every morning & my 40-year-old self wouldn't even break a sweat. As I tackle that list, by 10 a.m. I’m painfully aware I’m 70. The seventies were a blast the last time I went through them, but this time, not so much.

@mchkzn Love it

I need this painting. #Montreal

@DefiantLs 🤮🤮

Justin Trudeau: The wealthy of the world needs to "step up" and limit their wealth intake. He charges $100k for speaking.

@adamcarolla @telecommoner People have more money than brains

This guy is a douche bag

@CrazyVibes_1 Loved that character

He was paid millions to play a miserable man — and couldn't tell where the character ended and he began. When the creators of House M.D. were casting in 2004, they wanted someone quintessentially American. British actors, they believed, couldn’t pull off the accent convincingly. They weren’t even looking overseas. Thousands of miles away in Namibia, Hugh Laurie was filming a movie and heard about the role. He couldn’t fly to Los Angeles. He couldn’t walk into a polished audition room. So he went into his hotel bathroom — the only space with enough light — propped up a camera, grabbed an umbrella as a cane, and recorded two scenes. He sent the tape, apologizing for how rough it looked. Executive producer Bryan Singer watched it and was captivated. He had no idea Laurie was British. That tape changed everything. The pilot drew seven million viewers. Respectable. Not earth-shattering. But over the following seasons, House became a global phenomenon. Laurie became the most-watched leading man on television, according to Guinness World Records. What nobody saw was the weight he carried. For eight seasons, Laurie worked sixteen-hour days. He was in nearly every scene. Los Angeles on set, London with his wife and three children — six thousand miles apart for nine months each year. The isolation crept in slowly. Laurie had battled depression since his youth, seeking help in 1996. The relentless schedule made it worse. He described “very, very black days” on set, a feeling of being exposed and trapped. The irony was impossible to ignore. Here was a man grappling with darkness, praised for playing a character defined by misery. The line between Hugh and House blurred with every episode. He kept his American accent between takes. Rode his Triumph Bonneville at dawn, finding brief freedom in speed and air rushing over him. But he never walked away. Eight seasons, 177 episodes. He stayed because it was the role of a lifetime. When House ended in 2012, Laurie stepped back. Music called. He released blues albums, toured with a band, and returned to acting on his terms — smaller, stranger roles, a Golden Globe-winning turn in The Night Manager. He didn’t disappear. He just stopped running on someone else’s clock. Playing House was like carrying a heavy, beautiful stone. You can’t set it down. But you can’t ignore its weight. Sometimes the greatest performances come from people who have lived the pain they portray. Laurie didn’t act misery. He understood it.

@slzzpslzzp Noticed that in the morning while driving along Colonel By Drive

They filled the canal up yesterday. There’s the freshly repaired Bank Street Bridge in all her glory.