With a stellar musical career south of the border, Toronto native Deborah Cox finally gets some hometown recognition for her talent by being inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame. Find out how this R&B icon finds peace amid the harsh cacophony of the music industry.
“I’m finally at that place where I don’t
feel like I have to do, or be, anything
more than who I am and what I’m doing.”
- Deborah Cox, on staying on top without compromising
her standards
AUG/SEPT 2022 ISSUE
ON NEWSSTANDS AUG 1
SCION OF STYLE
Freck Vreeland recounts a glorious life as the son of the late legendary Vogue editor Diana Vreeland. Proving the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree, he is also an arbiter of style on social media — even at 95 years old. Learn some sartorial tips from the ultimate “Granfluencer.”
THE WARMTH OF ICELAND
Armchair travel with Giller Prize–winning author Will Ferguson to a remote Icelandic island for a taste of a renowned soup, some beer bread and a local indulgence for beer baths. Also, learn how he ended up in a local town hall meeting hosted by the Pirate Party.
THE CRONENBERG CHILLS
Celebrated auteur David Cronenberg is back in fine form with his latest macabre masterpiece. Learn why the upcoming film, Crimes of the Future, garnered a seven-minute ovation at Cannes, and what makes it classic Cronenberg.
