Jim Morrison, the enigmatic frontman of the iconic rock band The Doors, lived a life filled with artistic expression, rebellion, and introspection. Born in 1943, Morrison's raw talent as a singer, songwriter, and poet was matched only by his charismatic stage presence and unconventional lifestyle. His music, poetry, and provocative persona continue to captivate audiences, making him an enduring figure in rock and roll history. Morrison's legacy lies...

"A selection of the writings of Jim Morrison, as chosen by Jim, before his death in 1970. Foreword by Tom Robbins"-- Created in collaboration with the estate of Jim Morrison and inspired by a posthumously discovered list written by Morrison entitled 'Plan for Book', 'The Collected Works of Jim Morrison' is a landmark publication featuring both published and unpublished poems, prose, and lyrics and more than 200 personal colour and black-and-white...

It's happy days for host John Catucci at a 1950's inspired diner.

Host John Catucci mines Thunder Bay and the Sovereign Room for the best duck confit poutine.

Host John Catucci brings his fork to Florence where he tastes panini worth lining up all day for at busy All'Antico Vinaio.

Hot dog dreams come true in southern style for host John Catucci.

Host John Catucci discovers Edmonton, Alberta's hot spot, Rostizado, for Mexican rotisserie.

Host John Catucci devours punk rock burgers at Vancouver's Cannibal Café.

Host John Catucci gets an education in sandwich making at a university kids' hangout.

Host John Catucci scoops up homemade sweets at Saskatoon's Homestead Ice Cream.