Arts

Bob Saget’s head injuries possibly caused by fall on carpeted floor: report

Hot Docs to feature films on competitive pigeon racing, political protest

Mark Rylance dresses to kill in refreshingly old-fashioned gangland drama The Outfit

Putin’s Road To War: Unhappy man surrounded by terrified advisers

Ben Affleck, Ana de Armas erotic thriller Deep Water seductively whispers: Who thought this was a good idea?

Dolly Parton bows out of Rock & Roll Hall of Fame nominations

Greek statue shows its true colours at the ROM

Robert Lepage’s VR exhibition The Library at Night is an art experience for a receding world

William Hurt, Oscar-Winning leading man of the 1980s, dies at 71

An essential, thrilling drama about age and dementia

Dune, Power of the Dog lead race as BAFTA awards return with a live ceremony

The Batman retains box office top spot earning $66-million in second weekend

Singer Traci Braxton of ‘Braxton Family Values’ dies at 50

Two workers at New York’s Museum of Modern Art stabbed after man denied entry

Are Russian cultural boycotts effective or just punitive?

White Girls in Moccasins by manidoons collective welcomes audiences back to Buddies in Bad Times Theatre

Emilio Delgado, known for playing Luis on Sesame Street, dies at 81

Margaret Atwood isn’t slowing down, and she’s ready to open up

Appearances by Russian pianists cancelled across Canada

Dept. of Distractions: Bonkers Brit comedy

The culture wars are coming to dinner in Jason Sherman’s new play

Tarragon Theatre’s Light sheds judgement in favour of acceptance

In Little Red Warrior and His Lawyer, nothing is sacred (and that’s a good thing)

London’s Grand Theatre is ready for Room - and to once again be the room where it happens

How Toronto’s Domee Shi shattered Pixar’s glass ceiling into a thousand tiny CGI shards with Turning Red

Wonderful lo-fi sci-fi After Yang will make you dream of electric sheep, and Colin Farrell

Regina-set South Asian dramedy Donkeyhead gets tantalizingly close to breaking new ground

Canadian family film The Wolf and the Lion goes to the dogs

Netflix’s The Adam Project has 1.21 gigawatts of Ryan Reynolds super-smarm

Ukrainian-Canadian musicians are finding respite from grief and rage on stage

Spring’s most captivating historical fiction

Cormac McCarthy has two novels coming out in the fall

Lessons from a legend: Bryan Adams will always play the hits

Want a moviegoing future beyond Batman? TIFF’s Canada’s Top Ten series is essential

The 20 best Toronto movies ever made

TV war coverage so far reveals the strength of love, not armies

Dixon Road and The Griswolds’ Broadway Vacation, two new and very different family musicals, announce premieres

Indigenous coming-of-age drama Beans wins $100,000 Toronto film critics prize

Vancouver Recital Society hopes for fourth attempt to have Russian pianist perform

Why Hill Kourkoutis and her historic Juno nomination represent a shift in the male-dominated music industry

The Thing About Pam: Making fun of murderous women

Alberta Ballet’s Jean Grand-Maître says bye with Phi, a ballet danced to David Bowie