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Monthly Archive

June 2006

Welcome to our Archives page. On this page you will find totaly 8 of our articles broken down into Months and Years.
Review of the urbanNOISE Festival
Arts and Entertainment
AfroToronto Team

Review of the urbanNOISE Festival

The location of the first annual urbanNOISE festival was bittersweet. Located in the parking lot of the Albion Centre in Rexdale, the revellers consisted of pre-teen girls with oh-so-cute outfits an read more..
Excuse me, can you help me with your baggage?
Commentaries
AfroToronto Team

Excuse me, can you help me with your baggage?

Shoot, all I can say is he’s kind, he’s got a great sense of humour and the looks to match. He’s the perfect height, and he looks good in everything he wears. The man has a stable job, lives alone, a... read more..
The Klan Coming to Your Town? Who Ya Gonna Call?
Community
AfroToronto Team

The Klan Coming to Your Town? Who Ya Gonna Call?

Interview with Daryle Jenkins, the Klanbuster Everybody admires the bravery firemen exhibit by rushing into a burning building when the human survival instinct calls for exactly the opposite behavi read more..
The Dora Mavor Moore Awards 2006
Theatre
Meres J. Weche

The Dora Mavor Moore Awards 2006

A Great Night for Black Theatre Each year, the Dora Mavor Moore Awards (The Doras) celebrate and reward the best of Toronto’s performing arts scene. Last night, at the 27th annual Doras, the Black T read more..
Oprah's Hip Hop Nightmare - Part II
Commentaries
Jane Musoke-Nteyafas

Oprah's Hip Hop Nightmare - Part II

The Debate about Negative Hip Hop Despising the negative lyrics of some hip-hop artists is not a crime. It is most certainly a sentiment that Oprah shares with very many people. It’s also a topic tha... read more..
Catching Up with Traci Melchor
Music
Adele Ambrose

Catching Up with Traci Melchor

She’s a veteran writer and journalist, a new mom to twins (double the fun), and soon to be a radio personality. Perhaps you’ve seen her as a Much More Music VJ or host of Style V.I.P.?  Who is read more..
I Want to Be a Superstar
Commentaries
Jane Musoke-Nteyafas

I Want to Be a Superstar

With the bombarding proliferation of reality shows that promise instant celebrity and the long list of people who audition for them, many of them ready to spend sleepless nights lining up for a chance... read more..
Setting Things Straight: An interview with Toronto actor Rhoma Spencer
Theatre
AfroToronto Team

Setting Things Straight: An interview with Toronto actor Rhoma Spencer

 It only took me a few moments to realize that Rhoma Spencer is proud of where she comes from. She is aware of the vastness of her abilities. And she is confident about what she will achieve and read more..
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