The article reviews a drag show at the Hollywood Theatre in Vancouver, headlined by drag artist Yvie Oddly. The performance is described as raunchy and subversive, with highlights including Yvie Oddly's comedic set and a strip tease with prosthetic penises. The show also featured Velvet Ryder, a drag artist from the king scene, who opened the show with energetic dancing and audience interaction. The author expresses admiration for Yvie Oddly's talent and her impact on the future of drag, noting her previous wins on RuPaul's Drag Race. The event was organized by Timbre Concerts.

The article is a review of a concert by Hozier held at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, BC, Canada. The author was not very familiar with Hozier's work beyond his hit song 'Take Me to Church' but attended the concert with an open mind. The opening act was Madison Cunningham, who left a strong impression with her folk-rock performance. Hozier's performance was described as captivating and humble, with a powerful voice that hit incredible notes. The concert featured a full band, and each member had a moment to shine. Hozier's songs were noted for their deep meanings and political messages. The concert ended with an encore featuring a duet with Madison Cunningham. The author expresses newfound admiration for Hozier and his music.

The article narrates the success story of the Huber family, who immigrated to Canada in 1950 and established a significant presence in the hospitality industry through Prestige Hotels and Resorts. Josef Huber Sr., along with his wife Anna, started with a small motel business and, over the years, expanded it into a chain of upscale hotels across British Columbia. Their son, Joe Huber Jr., furthered the family business after completing his MBA, transforming modest motels into a collection of 15 properties known as Prestige Hotels and Resorts. The family's commitment to hard work, customer respect, and kindness has been the cornerstone of their success. In late 2022, Prestige joined WorldHotels, becoming the first hotels in Canada to enter this exclusive collection, marking another milestone for the family-owned business.

Urban Outfitters has launched Nuuly, a monthly subscription rental service for women's apparel. For $88 a month, subscribers can rent six items from brands like Urban Outfitters, Free People, and Anthropologie, which would typically retail for over $800. Nuuly aims to provide a sustainable fashion option, offering a wide range of styles, including rare vintage items and selections from various brands such as Reebok, Fila, and Champion. The service is size-inclusive, catering to sizes 00-26, and emphasizes a thoughtful approach with a state-of-the-art laundry facility near Philadelphia. Richard A. Hayne, CEO and Chairman of Urban Outfitters Inc., believes Nuuly will lead the subscription fashion market. The service is set to launch in Summer 2019, and interested customers can join a waitlist at Nuuly.com.

The article discusses the 2019 Met Gala, which celebrated the theme 'Camp: Notes on Fashion.' The event, hosted by Vogue editor Anna Wintour, showcased celebrities in extravagant and creative outfits. The camp theme, rooted in queer culture, emphasizes eccentric and exaggerated fashion as a form of self-expression and escapism. The article highlights the political statement made by Lena Waithe and features top celebrity looks from Janelle Monae, Lupita Nyong'o, and Billy Porter. Monae's outfit was designed by Alexandra Mandelkorn, while Nyong'o's look was complemented by Vernon Francois' hairstyling. Porter's dramatic entrance and outfit were inspired by Ancient Egypt, designed by The Blonds, with accessories from various designers.

The article recounts the author's experiences with various calamari dishes while on a trip with Visit Florida to St. Augustine and Amelia Island. The author describes the calamari at Costa Brava in the Casa Monica hotel as unique, with a blend of Asian and Middle Eastern flavors. The Embassy Suites restaurant's calamari is noted for its surf and turf menu and distinctive accompaniments. O.C. White's, a seafood restaurant in a reportedly haunted old home, offers lightly fried calamari with fried leeks. A casual spot in Fernandina Beach provides affordable calamari as a side dish. Lastly, The Salty Pelican, an open-air seafood restaurant in Fernandina Beach, serves calamari with banana peppers and a sweet and spicy chili sauce.