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Film Friday
Disney's A Christmas Carol
A Christmas Carol you can believe in
Also in Friday's film package:
Vancouver Opera celebrates the big 5-0
As the company launches its golden-anniversary season with a concert and gala Friday night, Marsha Lederman looks at five defining moments in its history
Christina Hendricks: a dangerous, sexy secretary
As Joan Holloway on Mad Men, Hendricks is the hottest thing on TV's hottest show
August: Osage County is a movable, delicious feast
Tracy Letts's delightfully dysfunctional family lands in Toronto
Liona Boyd: five years of healing, two new albums, one rebirth
The virtuoso guitarist has faced down a painful neurological disorder to emerge with a new career: singer-songwriter
James Kudelka's Living Dances
A quirky take on the misery of others
The Giller Prize: Who will win. Who should win
The Globe's John Barber, Sandra Martin and Alison Gzowski have read the books and are placing their bets
COC boss scoops his own publicist
Background tidbits and informal announcements on Alexander Neef's blog give fans something to sing about
Gryphon Trio's broad program yields mixed results
The most memorable performance of the Music Toronto concert was the Brahms, which brought the trio fully to life
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Fame Game
Lars von Trier's dark places
The thrill of working with the notorious director , says Willem Dafoe, star of the highly controversial Antichrist, are the dark places you'll go to with him, and their revelations
Cityspace
Want eco-friendly towers? Start by digging deep
Four new luxury towers going up in downtown Toronto have missed the opportunity to tap into geothermal energy – and reduce their energy footprints accordingly
In London
Boris Johnson's on top of his game
London's Tory mayor has socialist artists eating out of his hand
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Larry Weinstein: 'It's just an incredible series of events'
An interview with the maker of the documentary Inside Hana's Suitcase
Nestruck on Theatre
Tracy Letts on segregated theatre, Hilton Als and Hollywood actors who shouldn't be on stage
More from a conversation with the celebrated American playwright
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