Inspiration

Originally from France, Jérémie Abessira is the Executive Director of Toronto’s European Union Film Festival (Nov 14 to 27 at The Royal Cinema). How did he get to where he is today? These are some of the pages that have inspired his career path

It has always been said that spending enough time with someone provokes you to adopt their mannerisms, figure of speech and even their style. Coordinating ensembles with your partner can be corny if gone overboard, but subtly synchronizing your look with theirs can turn your lover into your finest accessory

There’s no way this interview should have flown under your radar. But just in case it did, we implore you to clear 60 minutes of your schedule at earliest convenience to watch this rollercoaster of a conversation between BBC Radio 1’s Zane Lowe and Jay-Z

Justine Whyte is an Executive Director and Producer at CFC Creates, having worked in arts and culture for 25 years to help creative voices have their work realized and appreciated by audiences; these are some of the pages that have inspired her career

Helen Zukerman is the Co-Founder and Artistic Director of the Toronto Jewish Film Festival, presenting its 21st Festival from April 11-21. She has seen the Festival evolve from its first year and 34 films at the Bloor Cinema with 7500 attendees, to this one which will have 108 films from 18 countries at five venues and thousands of people

Whether you need a fresh start tomorrow morning, are worried financially, can't seem to find motivation working from home or simply have a case of perceived bad luck, here are five articles to get you through the dreaded Hump-Day

We speak of the Notable360 life at Notable.ca. It sets a standard as to how we ultimately strive to live our lives and how we measure the success and influence of others. Here are a few tips (not to be called resolutions) to lead a more Notable life in 2013

It’s a new year and you’ve heard it before. So have I. Many times. Too many times. As our resolutions are declared, our newfound ability to not follow through is also realized. Congratulations – not! Make a change. Do it now. It’s easier to make the change than to not. Trust me

Alan Black is a Gemini-nominated filmmaker and the Associate Director, Operations at Hot Docs, one of the world’s largest documentary film festivals. As a filmmaker, he has taken viewers inside the strange yet wonderful worlds of weightlifters (Strongman), Northern folk musicians (Beautiful and Deranged: The Song of the Yukon), and hardcore Bingo players (Jackpot). These are the books that inspire him