Zoomer Magazine

All That Jazz: Molly Johnson reflects on her career and new holiday album. Plus, finding your inner bliss; showing off your grey locks; understanding long COVID; and travelling with a purpose.

Zoomer • VOLUME 38, NUMBER 1

New Year, New You

A Goodie, Not an Oldie

This Way Up

100 Years From Solitude

National Lampoonist

Lucy & Desi Redux

Oscar Bait

Cult Classics

Legends of Song

Calendar Guy • Bryan Adams puts down his guitar and picks up his camera to create the 2022 Pirelli calendar

Getting Back, With a Beatle

The ER Diaries

The Long Haul • Canadian researchers hope to find predictors for COVID-19 outcomes, including the differences between older men and women

The Cost of Living • When bringing home the bacon rings in at nearly $10 a pack, seniors start to worry about inflation

Holocaust Trials and Errors of Justice

All That Jazz • TORONTO SINGER MOLLY JOHNSON REGALES KIM HUGHES WITH STORIES ABOUT PRINCESS DIANA, HER CAREER AND HER NEW ALBUM

The Secrets to Happiness

Your Body, Your Self • LIFESTYLE EXPERTS TALK TO LEANNE DELAP ABOUT FINDING JOY BY COMING TO TERMS WITH OUR AGING APPEARANCE

There’s No Place Like Home • AFTER 40 YEARS IN TORONTO, ELLEN VANSTONE MOVES BACK TO WINNIPEG AND RECONNECTS WITH HER SIBLINGS

Singing the Body Electric • DAVID PEVSNER WRITES A CANDID MEMOIR ABOUT REJECTING SHAME AND EMBRACING HIS SEXUALITY

Help Yourself • THESE NON-FICTION BOOKS OFFER A POST-PANDEMIC WORLD SOME PERSPECTIVES THAT WILL ENLIGHTEN AND EDUCATE

Grey Pride • Whether reclaiming grey hair or going silver for kicks, the trend accelerated by COVID-19 is the coolest icing on the cake

Visions of Sugar Plums • Food for Thought: How to give back, with holiday gift ideas for the gourmands in your life

Bon Appétit • For his Montreal restaurant, global culinary star Marcus Samuelsson entrusts his multicultural cuisine to a passionate local

It’s Time! 22 Reasons to Travel in 2022

Moses’ Last Word/First Word