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Lost: the day after the second episode
The Globe's "Lost club" meets online tomorrow at noon ET to chat about tonight's episode
Gaming
Bioshock 2: Brainy and moving, with exemplary action
The very first Big Daddy is back and is on a mission to exert his free will
Books
Globe's Ian Brown wins Charles Taylor Prize
Jury lauds writer for his sensitive exploration of ‘a netherworld where medicine and morality meet’
Interview
Pow! A multicultural comic-book hero for Toronto
Author Rabindranath Maharaj finds inspiration in the most prosaic of settings. Doughnut shops, for example
Visual Arts
Rembrandt and Freud: Delightfully different takes on the body beautiful
A new show at the Art Gallery Ontario contrasts sketches by Lucian Freud and Rembrandt van Rijn
A night out for the troops
A British program provides free tickets to theatre and sports events for servicemen and women
Blonde, beautiful – and twisted
Amanda Seyfried may be starring in the box-office hit Dear John, but she’s also got a hankering for dark, difficult roles
New Orleans wins more than game
In between galleries, Indianapolis gives up Turner painting for three months
Michael Jackson's doctor charged
Lawyer for Dr. Conrad Murray, who faces up to four years in prison if convicted, swears to 'fight like hell' against charge
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John Doyle: Television
Tired, totally tedious and irritating TV
A list of shows that should just go away
TV listings
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Lynn Crosbie: Pop Rocks
The ugly truth about Betty’s braces and Super Bowl ads
A great show reinvented camp and tele-aesthetics
Russell Smith: On Culture
Gaga over the new nostalgia
Why are antique Polaroid cameras the must-have accessory for aspiring hipsters?
Johanna Schneller: Fame Game
Smarten up, Paul
It's about time Paul Bettany found the stardom that is his due
Video
Liam Lacey in 60 seconds
Globe film critic Liam Lacey discusses what's up on screen, at the festivals, and at the box office. This week: From Paris With Love and J'ai tue ma mere (I Killed my Mother).
Nestruck on Theatre
Pulitzer winner Ruined getting Canadian premiere in January 2010
Exciting news on the occasion of Obsidian Theatre's tenth anniversary
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