Today in Toronto: Clueless, Live Karaoke, La Haine, Satanic Panic, Mexican Painting from the 80s, TV Freaks

Today in Toronto, go back to a time with Iggy was just a common name for a pet lizard with Clueless at The Royal Cinema thanks to The MUFF Society (Monthly Underground Female Film Society). In contrast, Alliance Française is screening tense and disturbing La Haine (with English subtitles) for PWYC.

S.H.I.B.G.B's has a huge line up of punk bands, while Villa Toronto will be proceeded by some solid art openings. Is your singing voice sometimes meh, sometimes great, but mostly just good enough? Good Enough's live karaoke band will be at the Garrison every Thursday this month, and admission is free. Sing your heart out with a live, Buck-65-approved backup band January 15, 22 and 29. For more events, click on over to our events section.

• Film: La Haine (Alliance Française)


• Film: Clueless (the Royal Cinema)


• Music: Hank Wood & The Hammerheads, S.H.I.T., TV Freaks (S.H.I.B.G.B's)


• Art: Mexican Painting from the 80s (Diaz Contemporary)


• Art: Oliver Husain: beside the point (Susan Hobbs Gallery)


• Art: Satanic Panic (Videofag)


• Music: Good Enough Live Karaoke (The Garrison)


• Music: Clara Engel, Moonwood & more (Johnny Jackson)


• Film: Shorts That Are Not Pants (Carlton Cinema)

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Jen Mann in studio via her website

by Aubrey Jax via blogTO