Antidote Magazine | The Remedy is Diversity

The primary objective of Antidote Magazine is to encourage our target audience to broaden their horizons and delve into the unknown depths of metropolitan culture that surrounds them. The Remedy is Diversity. With our impeccable tastes and discerning senses, we will keep our finger on the pulse of the cognoscenti – those who shape the scene and give life and substance to what is at the forefront of artistry and culture Antidote Magazine is a trusted authority and a nationally established city guide.

MODEL 86 is a new name for the film and commercial scoring artist Matthew James Wilcock. Under this alias, he is anonymous. His sparse Facebook info page describes his gender as neutral and his interactions as minimal. However, behind the seemingly empty cover, MODEL 86 has a lot written on his pages.

Harper this, Trudeau that. May over here, Mulcair over there. We are in the midst of another Canadian Federal Election and the question always goes back to this; will Canadians finally step up to the plate? The four candidates certainly hopes so [dropcap size=”5″] A[/dropcap]s a population, we care more about whether Canada wins the Gold Medal in Hockey than if our Prime Ministers are able to represent the interests of the 35 754 482 million people that call this great country home.

Three minutes is not a lot of time for someone to explain themselves. If you had to describe your life, your likes and dislikes, education, etc. in a mere three minute timeframe, would you be able to do it? Not likely. Our worldly clocks continue to turn, making time seem infinitely faster as we grow older.

This month we have a fashion submission from Houston based designer Jessica Lombana.
Jessica has been known for her work with swimsuits, but has recently started experimenting with other looks. Jessica has had a hectic year developing her brand and organizing fashion shows, but the always busy Jessica took time out to put this shoot together with her talented crew in Houston.

Vegas is among the most recognized cities in the world. Known for being both the Gambling Capital of the World and the Entertainment Capital of the World, over 41 million visitors come to the city every year. These past few years, however, Vegas has had to shift its focus from gaming, delving into other fields as other markets have begun to develop their own gambling industries.