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Meet the Canadian animators taking over the Oscars, and the film industry
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obituary
Rambo, Total Recall producer Andy Vajna dies at 74
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opinion
Cat Person author Kristen Roupenian’s latest story is a painful satire of sexual relations – and not an angry rant against toxic masculinity
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Russell Smith
Russell Smith
Canada
Netflix apologizes to Lac-Mégantic for using footage of rail disaster in Bird Box
opinion
Why this year’s Oscars race is now certified as the wildest – and ugliest – in recent memory
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Barry Hertz
Barry Hertz
Books
Author Jennifer Robson on the books that have shaped her life
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The biggest 2019 Oscar nomination snubs: Viola Davis, Ethan Hawke, Ryan Coogler and more
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Film
Roma, The Favourite lead Oscar nominations with 10 nods each
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Books
Canadian poet Ian Williams on his debut novel, and finishing it as real-life controversy swirled at UBC
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Theatre & Performance
Civic Theatres Toronto rebrand - from the bland to the confusing
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Television
Thank TV ratings for killing the increasingly irrelevant Oscars
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Music
Bass player Teresa Ryan was known as Lorna Doom in the punk band Germs
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Music
How Nikki Yanofsky mixes throwback sounds with modern sensibilities in her latest single Big Mouth
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theatre review
Review: Boom X at Theatre Calgary is a marvellous mashup of media, verbatim theatre, jukebox musical and autobiographical confession
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Theatre & Performance
Why soprano Christine Goerke never tires of singing Elektra – ‘a gift of my career’ she’ll finally bring to Canada
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Books
From the comments: What to do with old books in era of Marie Kondo? Readers discuss the challenge of rehoming paperbacks

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opinion
A recipe for reinventing the suburbs: Small buildings, and fewer rules
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Alex Bozikovic
Alex Bozikovic
Television
Coal’s deadly reality: Heartbreaking TV doc reveals the dangerous truth about modern mining
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Television
From SCTV to The Kids in the Hall to Hairspray, hair-design virtuoso Judi Cooper-Sealy helped comedians concoct quirky characters
fame game
The look of love: How A Star Is Born demands you look, and look closely
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Books
The Organist is a memoir that probes the intimate relationship between depression and the arts
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theatre review
Review: The Scavenger’s Daughter tortures history in an effectively nightmarish way
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Books
It’s cold out – here are three literary ways to pass the time
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Music
Meet the next generation of artists breaking through Toronto’s hip-hop scene
Television
Brexit, the movie, is a funny, simultaneously terrifying lesson in populism and contemporary politics
film review
Review: The Kid Who Would Be King proves the pen of Joe Cornish is mightier than the sword in the stone
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good news
A tour of hidden Montreal, set to music
opinion
Mississauga artist Victoria Balva’s battle with Huawei casts yet more unflattering light on the controversial Chinese firm
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Alex Bozikovic
Alex Bozikovic
obituary
Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Mary Oliver dies at 83
first person
Who wants old books? No one it seems, these days
film review
Review: Hale County This Morning, This Evening expertly visualizes the complexities of black American life
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film review
Review: With Glass, one must ask how badly Shyamalan needs to fail before Hollywood stops rewarding him
screen time
At TIFF, everybody is now kung fu fighting
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Television
To The Worlds is a true, uplifting hour about unlikely skating champs
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book review
Review: The popular self-help book The Courage To Be Disliked is a bit of a Trojan horse
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film review
Review: Laurel and Hardy biopic Stan & Ollie tells an old joke, and forgets the punchline, too
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