Cannibal! The musical is as funny as you think it is

Last week I had the chance to catch the premier of Toronto's newest slapstick show, Cannibal! The Musical. Truth be told, if I learned anything from his previous gem, The Book of Mormon, South Park creator Trey Parker has a knack for creating outlandish work.

Directed by Chris Bond (think Evil Dead the musical) and running until March 8th at the Panasonic Theater at Yonge and Bloor, the show tells the hilarious, and (mostly) true story of Alferd Packer, the only person ever convicted of cannibalism in America. It's off-colour and absolutely amazing, especially for those watching with an open-minded sense of humour. I mean a very open mind; my wife wasn't as into the show as I was, solely based on the language and humor. 

One more thing: the musical introduced me to a new word that I can't seem to shake: Shpasoinkle. Its meaning? Who knows. It's funny and memorable; that's all that matters.

Learn more about the show and grab whatever tickets are left here

Metal versions of Motorola Moto 360 coming soon to Canada

The all-metal variants of the Moto 360 are coming to Canada.  TELUS will have metal versions of Moto 360 starting this Friday. TELUS is running awill run promow where buyers get a $30-off any Moto 360 (until March 31), and customers who purchase a Moto 360 can get a Moto X for free (on a two-year agreement). Moto 360 wearables originally shipped with leather straps

Variants inclide a Moto 360  - Metal Dark  and Light Metal finish for $329 (MSRP) at TELUS, Future Shop and Best Buy.

The Moto 360 - Slim Metal in Champagne Finish will retail for $359 (MSRP) at TELUS (select stores and online).

Video: Adobe's 'Dream On' advertisement for 25 years of Photoshop

One of the most powerful and disruptive digital creative tools of all time turned 25 years old last week. Here's the ad celebrating Photoshop's 25th featuring a sampling of how the scope and reach of this application has exploded through the years and how its permeated the world around us.

Microsoft YouthSpark Challenge for Change contest launches today

Microsoft YouthSpark Challenge for Change contest launched today. The contest was created to inspire and reward young people who have the passion and creativity to make their communities, schools, campuses, or the world a better place.

This is a worldwide contest open to those aged 13-25, who are encouraged to submit an idea designed to spark change for good in their community or around the world for a chance to win amazing prizes. Hit jump for all the details.

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