Author Archives: Nadia Elkharadly

About Nadia Elkharadly

Nadia Elkharadly is the Co-Founder and Managing Editor of Addicted Magazine. Her myriad of addictions include music, fashion, travel, technology, boxing and trying to make the world a better place. Nadia is also a feminist, an animal lover, and a neverending dreamer. Keep up with her on social media through @thenadiae.

Learning to age gracefully: My consultation with ICLS Dermatology and Plastic Surgery

“She looks amazing!” “Like she’s just come back from vacation!” “I wonder what she’s had done….” “Have YOU had anything done?” The older I get, I find myself having many conversations like this one.  It’s a topic that comes up…

Check out the latest single and video from Hideout Legacy

Toronto 3-piece modern rock band, Hideout Legacy, have just released a new single and video, Drive Me Wild. This modern-rock band is comprised of twin brothers, Alex (drums, backup vocals) and Thomas (lead vocals, keys) Arthur as well as their…

How High Fidelity does NOT hold up after all these years

On the latest episode of the hold-up, our hosts on another beloved theatrical release from the 90s: High Fidelity. High Fidelity is the film adaptation of Nick Hornby’s novel about a misanthropic record store owner. The film follows Rob as…

Breaking Racial Barriers in Film: Meet Canadian Actress Cory Lee

While diversity and inclusion may be hot buzz words, they’re not being equally embraced by every industry.  The entertainment business is a notoriously homogeneous one, and consumers of entertainment have started opening their eyes and asking why everyone on their…

Are the Oscars still worthy?

Are the Oscars still worthy?  The Academy Awards may not be the big win we think they are. This week, Kaley and Sarah examine whether The Oscars’ annual awards show has held up. A parade of fancy rich people dressed…

Raine Maida on Alt.Pop.Repeat

Today we’re welcoming Alt.Pop.Repeat. to the ADDICTED Podcast Network! APR is the podcast that translates subculture genres into pop culture terms. They’re taking the conversation out of the shadows and wondering if there’s a link between age old prophecies, conspiracies…