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The Enthusiast: How Lisa Halliday ‘got' Philip Roth – and me

A virtual-reality film that imagines Toronto’s wild future

CBC series In The Making peeks behind the curtain for intimate portraits of Canadian artists

New YA novels putting girls, and their self-discovery, first

Alex Janvier’s colourful life: ‘I am in love when I am painting’

Alex Janvier paints the vast landscape of Indigenous life 2:33

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Kenya lifts ban on Rafiki, making it eligible for Oscars September 21

Review: Netflix’s Maniac is humane, surreal and highly recommended John Doyle September 21

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Opinion

Bannon, Buruma and free expression: Media outlets should not be bending to the latest Twitter storm Marcus Gee September 20 Updated

Marcus Gee

New picture books aim to teach kids how to be in this world September 20

Bryan Adams’s copyright concerns are charmingly retro September 20

Innovator Andre Blay put movies onto videocasettes September 20

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Robert Venturi was a creator of eccentric postmodernist structures September 20

Ex-rap mogul Marion ‘Suge’ Knight pleads no contest to voluntary manslaughter September 20

Film Review

Review: The House with a Clock in its Walls is an accessible anti-war allegory for all ages September 20

Review: Life Itself will make you wish for death itself September 20

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Film Review

Review: Michael Moore’s Fahrenheit 11/9 gets by on its furious, ramshackle energy September 20 Updated

Hologram of Glenn Gould to tour with live orchestra September 20

Film Review

Review: Under its cool exterior, The Wife roils with fury September 20

Film Review

Review: Love, Gilda documentary is missing some anger September 20

Toronto condo developers increasingly using art and sculpture to attract buyers September 20

Screen Time

Assassination Nation director Sam Levinson is looking for a few good shocks September 20

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Review: Assassination Nation is a buffet of outrageous offensiveness September 20

‘I still stand behind my decision to publish,’ former editor says of Ghomeshi essay September 20

Fame Game

Glenn Close on making herself heard September 20

Comedian Wanda Sykes on being funny and staying hopeful in the age of Trump September 20 Updated

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Siminovitch Prize announces 2018 shortlist September 20

Review: Dr. Silver: A Celebration of Life is a radically immersive production September 19 Updated

Why Nazareth keeps returning to Canada’s North September 19

Opinion

14 & Muslim is a nuanced, rich snapshot of a complicated situation John Doyle September 19 Updated

John Doyle

Editor who published Jian Ghomeshi essay leaves New York Review of Books after backlash September 19

Two new Canadian novels examine universities' complicity in sexual violence September 19

Michael Moore welcomes you to the resistance, again September 19

Magazine editor Ian Buruma leaves amid backlash over Ghomeshi essay September 19

Maroon 5 to perform for Super Bowl halftime show: report September 19

Opinion

Fiction, at its core, is about telling other people’s stories Russell Smith September 19

Russell Smith

Drawn & Quarterly publishes late author Geneviève Castrée’s unfinished final book September 19

Till death do they not part: Maya Rudolph and Fred Armisen are married ghosts in new series Forever September 19

Amanda Boulos takes top prize in RBC Canadian Painting Competition September 18

Polaris, the celebration of the undercelebrated September 18

Algerian-French rock star Rachid Taha became a voice for immigrants September 18

Acclaimed actor Peter Donat played a memorable role on The X-Files September 18

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