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Crime writer Amy Stuart picks the most thrilling books of her life July 20

Alanis Obomsawin on the resurgence of Indigenous music and living in a ‘different time’ for Canada July 20

Radiohead fans ruin emotional moment at Toronto concert Brad Wheeler July 20

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Philip Kerr is gone, but his historical fiction genre lives on July 20

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Sandra Oh is killing it July 20

Return of Oasis? Liam Gallagher tweets at brother Noel about reuniting the band July 20

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Big move for Big Bird: Sesame Street is entering classrooms July 19

Obituary

Garry Lowe, 64, was the bassist who gave Big Sugar its reggae groove July 19

Killing Eve is a killer of a thriller and the unmissable summer series John Doyle July 19

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House from The Brady Bunch up for sale for nearly $1.9-million July 19

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Film Review

Review: Icelandic drama Under the Tree is gloriously grim July 19

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Review: The Equalizer 2 shoots 'em up, down and sideways July 19

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Review: Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again: We really tried to make it out, we wish we understood July 19

Book Review

Review: A.F. Moritz does ‘the hard work of looking back’ with career-spanning The Sparrow July 19

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Review: The Third Murder is frustrating and forgettable July 19

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Review: Unfriended: Dark Web is equal parts silly, terrifying and revolting July 19

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Streaming service Mubi offers a new wave of Canadian filmmakers some much-deserved exposure July 19

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Review: Eighth Grade is a tenderly made first feature by Bo Burnham July 19

Anishinaabe artist Rebecca Belmore: Still fightin’ after all these years July 19

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Guess who’s coming to TIFF 2018 July 19

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Review: Joaquin Phoenix rises from Gus Van Sant’s ambivalence in Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far on Foot July 19

A grown-up Bo Burnham lands in Eighth Grade July 19

The Bachelorette is a utopian oasis in a dystopian world John Doyle July 18

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Opinion

Taking on the culture file, Rodriguez is left to clean up Joly’s mess Kate Taylor July 18 Updated

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Review: Audrey Niffenegger and Eddie Campbell examine all kinds of love in Bizarre Romance July 18

The to-die-for career of Gus Van Sant July 18

Margaret Atwood honoured with Adrienne Clarkson Prize for Global Citizenship July 18

How a 16th-century Renaissance Italy work-in-progress sculpture became an inspiration July 18

Good Girls makes for a great summer binge John Doyle July 18

John Doyle

Hollywood heartthrob Tab Hunter was secretly gay July 17

Buddies in Bad Times veteran Brendan Healy chosen as new artistic head at Canadian Stage July 17 Updated

Hannah Gadsby to close wildly popular Nanette show at Just for Laughs July 17

Daniel Caesar, Jeremy Dutcher among Polaris Music Prize short-list contenders July 17

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Jeffrey Baker brings the magic of dance to deaf children July 17

Mirvish brings The Last Ship to Toronto, with Sting along for the ride July 17

Josephine Ridge: Stepping down as Luminato’s artistic director was ‘a really hard decision to make’ July 16 Updated