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Etsy collaborates on a seventies-inspired edit with Haim   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by etsy (@etsy) The eternally cool band Haim has teamed up with Etsy to curate a collection of seventies-inspired home goods. The musician sisters shared in a press release, “We wanted to create a space that captured […]

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From jaw-dropping fashion like Harry Styles’ Brit Awards leisure suit to heartfelt speeches from artists like Taylor Swift, the 2021 Brit Awards were filled with bold statements. As the U.K.’s first large-scale indoor event since COVID-19, the guest list was limited and tables were spaced out to avoid overcrowding. But despite necessary pandemic restrictions, this […]

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With Earth Month on its way, there are several mindfully made collections to know right now including a new collaboration between sustainability-focused jewellery designer Sandy Leong and Gemfields. Read on to get the goods on what’s new in the world of fashion. Sandy Leong and Gemfields introduce the Sol collection With nearly ten years behind […]

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From Jessica Biel as Justin Timberlake to Stephanie Beatriz as Billie Eilish.

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RBC, HAIM and TIFF aren’t a trio of things you necessarily would expect to come together. But when they do? Fireworks. Here’s how it happened: every year at the Toronto International Film Festival, the Royal Bank of Canada, a long-time supporter of the arts and an official sponsor of TIFF, hosts RBC House, a hub […]

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Chris Pine’s Outlaw King might have been the most anticipated event of TIFF’s opening day, but it was California sister act Haim that stole the night. Specifically, it was the eldest sister of the group: Este Haim, who is not an actress, but thinks she should be. “This isn’t a face for radio,” she said […]

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Every summer, like clockwork, we all *try* to bestow the title of ‘The Song of the Summer’ on one lucky single. But unlike previous years when it was easy to pinpoint what that song was, we’re having a bit of difficulty naming this year’s winner. Could it really be Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee’s “Despacito” […]

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We’ve heard of people collecting art, wine and shoes (our bank accounts can attest to that one). But collecting friends might also be a thing. If it is, Taylor Swift has the most exquisitely curated collection we’ve ever seen. The hottest runway models? Check. Chart-topping singers? Check. Hollywood’s biggest names? Check. Team Taylor is rapidly growing […]

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So many epic music festivals happen over the August long weekend that it takes an afternoon just to catch up on the fashion! From Toronto’s OVO and Veld festivals to Chicago’s Lollapalooza, there’s plenty for music lovers. Montreal’s Osheaga, a festival consistently praised for its lineup and smooth execution, proves to be a competitive event in the summer festival circuit.

More than 135 thousand attendees made the annual summer pilgrimage to Parc Jean-Drapeau on Île Sainte-Hélène in Montreal for the three-day music and art festival. Nearly 120 acts were jammed into 72 hours over 6 stages, festivalgoers swayed to A-list acts like Outkast, Lorde, Haim, as well as homegrown MTL heroes Chromeo and Half Moon Run.

There are three voices talking at once, and a blow-dryer is whirling at high speed via a long-distance call from Australia. The first remotely audible sound is from 24-year-old Danielle Haim, who immediately excuses herself from the interview to use the shower because her throat is feeling “nasty.” The second is from 27-year-old Este Haim, and the third is from 21-year-old Alana Haim, who blurts out a “Thanks for the call, man!” and shakes the receiver.

Alana apologizes for the lame, crackling phone connection and explains that this is how it always is with the sisters’ band, Haim. Overlapping thoughts. Different schedules happening at once. Various energy levels. “We are all-over-the-place crazy until it really matters,” she says, “but when it’s time to rock, everyone sits tight and has to work at the same speed. It was so much harder to work with other people. We’re best friends too.”

Alana says that in the midst of the chaos, they always have a trick up their sleeve—something that she feels other musical sister acts such as Heart, Tegan and Sara and CocoRosie must also share.

“We have this psychic sister thing going on that makes us finish [each other’s] sentences, lyrics and chords. It’s pretty weird for the average person, but for us, and I think for other sister groups, it’s a normal way to communicate.”