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Visual art
Warhol painting sells for $43-million (U.S.)
200 One Dollar Bills sells at auction for more than three times its presale estimate
Theatre
The Children's Republic: In a land of hate, a tiny realm of hope
Polish orphanage in the time of the Warsaw Ghetto represented by preteen and adolescent actors
Battle of the Blades goes down to the wire
Showdown looms in CBC hit; Lemieux, Richer and Simpson still in the race
Trailer Park Boys returning to TV
Mike Smith, Robb Wells, J.P. Tremblay to star in new comedy on Showcase
Taylor Swift's great year just got better
19-year-old becomes youngest person and first solo female act in a decade to win the Country Music Association's entertainer of the year award
‘Call of Duty' sets sales record
Video game sequel moved 4.7 million copies on its first day, worth $310 million (U.S.), after causing huge lineups
Adult-film distributor takes Nova Scotia to court
Facing $25,000 fine, Topline Entertainment is mounting a challenge to the province's classification laws
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Richard Curtis rocks the boat
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Thunder from the land Down Under
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Fame Game
Lars von Trier's dark places
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