I went to Toronto for Christmas and the New Year. I was so looking forward to see a real Canadian winter and a white Christmas, but I had no luck! But I had a lot of fun in Toronto. I went to the CN Tower, which is the highest tower in Canada. It used to be the highest tower in the world, but not anymore. Nevertheless, I loved my ride in a super fast elevator, which took me to the top of the world! I even asked nice people to lift me so I could take a picture of myself at the top of the world! I had so much fun at the CN tower. I rode a moose, which is a beloved animal in Toronto, since they don't have many bears. I met many nice people at the CN Tower, including a little boy Daniel from Toronto who was visiting CN Tower with his aunt and uncle. People are incredibly nice in Canada and everyone was happy to hold me. Even the very strict security guard in the CN Tower wanted to hold me and take a picture with me. Then I got to lie on the glass floor in the CN Tower and I could see the ground far below, and I wasn't scared at all! Toronto is so huge when you look out the window in the CN tower! It's built in a funny way, too: all tall buildings are in the middle of Toronto along the Yonge street, and in Downtown along the lake, like an upside down letter T. And short building are all around. Then I went to the Royal Ontario Museum. It's the most famous museum in Toronto, and it looks like a crystal, and a very big one! Look how tiny I am on the picture. I liked the museum so much! They have lots of stuffed animals and birds, which looked just like me, although I didn't see any bears. But most of all I liked the skeletons of dinosaurs - they were so huge! One day, I even took a trip to Niagara Falls, which is a 1,5 hours drive from Toronto. The weather was a bit gloomy and foggy, but I did my best to pose for the pictures. I really liked the falls - there are 2 of them, one is Canadian, and the other is American. I actually saw the USA across the Niagara River! The Americans invited me to cross the bridge and come to the USA, but I didn't have a passport on me, and you can't cross the bridge without a passport. So I decided to go to the Wax Museum in the Canadian Niagara Falls instead. They have wax figures of the famous people and even bears. I took a picture with Elvis Presley and a bear, we kinda look like brothers! After the museum, I went to play Galaxy Golf in Niagara Falls, which is almost like a real golf, but they have funny alien figures around. My favourite was a scary orange alien Octopus, I wouldn't want to meet him for real! I wanted to stay in Toronto longer and wait for snow, but it was time to catch my flight back to Australia. I had a great time in Toronto thanks to Svetlana.

Marly the globetrotting teddy bear, now has his own song.

For one couple out of eight this is not a fiction Client: Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles • Agency: BONJOUR inc • Concept & Creation: Marine Vincent, Pierre Jadot • Copy: Marine Vincent, Carl Hansenne, Pierre Jadot • Production: LOVO Films • Directors: TheDeck & Lenitch • Producer: Francois Mercier • D.O.P.: Bjorn Charpentier

Style Ledger takes a look at American manufacturing, with a focus on the Martin Greenfield factory in Brooklyn.

Time lapse video. Camera: Canon 5d mark II Lenses: 24-70 2.8L, 70-200 2.8 IS II Soft: Adobe AE, Adobe Premiere Music: Moonbeam - About you

"Two Against One" from the album "Rome" by Danger Mouse and Daniele Luppi featuring Jack White and Norah Jones Directed by Chris Milk and Anthony Francisco Schepperd

Au sein d'un cirque, Gom, un enfant caoutchouc se retrouve inopportunément l'assistant des artistes pendant la représentation. In a circus, Gom, a rubber-boy, has to replace inappropriately the artist's assistant during the show. Directed by: Anthony Delliste (storyboard, modeling, rigging, MEL scripting, camera mapping, animation, editing) Tristan Evin (character & set design, texturing, matte painting) Maxime Guillemin (character & set design, storyboard, layout2D, color script, modeling, lighting, mattepainting, shading, rendering, compositing) Florent Razafimandimby (character modeling, layout 3D, blendshapes & facial rigging, animation, stereoscopy, compositing) Alexis Vallauri (modeling, layout 3D, animation, blendshapes, fluids effects, compositing) Voices by: Emmanuel Garijo Nathalie Homs Julien Kramer Music by: Isaac Chia Mixed by: Jose Vicente & Yoann Poncet; Studio des aviateurs. ESMA Ecole Superieure des Métiers Artistiques 2011 facebook.com/pages/GOM/231350456913747

A video by the Jullien Brothers (Niwouinwouin and Jean Jullien). Costume by Chloe Rood Thanks to Partizan Lab. Listen to the EP, and order the 7inch here: niwouinwouin.bandcamp.com/album/troll-slayer-7-inch-preorder You can order the amazing collector pack made with french brand Mr Poulet here: monsieurpoulet.com/boutique/fr/pack-t-shirt-niwouinwouin-jean-jullien-troll-slayer.html

"During the winter of 2011, my brother Neil and I were presented with a once in a lifetime opportunity. We were to spend two months embedded in the heart of the Kootenays at the legendary Retallack Lodge. The mission was to shred pow with our good friend Tanner, who was on his comeback, and to help film Retallack:The Movie for Inspired Media Concepts. I took the role of the dedicated time lapse junkie, while Neil was a true on slope camera master. This video is a showcase of our skills behind the camera, as well as a few of our favorite long lens shots from Retallack:The Movie. Time lapses make way for deep powder mining, and a trip into the heart of the "silvery slocan" to see how silver miners conquered the mountains a century ago. Mining for powder in the Selkirk mountains is serious business, and we found out just how serious it can get. We hope you enjoy our short film, and perhaps absorb just a sliver of the energy that is Retallack Lodge in beautiful British Columbia." ian provo ianprovo.com/ neilprovo.com/ inspiredmedia.tv/ retallack.com/ music: "Time is the Enemy" Quantic "Cripple Creek" Stringbean "Sitting on top of the world" Sam Chatman "Sitting on top of the world" Grateful Dead Intro graphic: Main title directed by Kilian Amandola and Yoann Ponti Photographer Almira Mederic

There's a lot of waste in this country, especially at Grocery stores. One man is doing something about it... to feed his family. theperennialplate.com twitter.com/perennialplate