Arts

Jennifer Baichwal’s Into the Weeds is terrifying, tremendous courtroom drama

The National Arts Centre’s upcoming season includes Buffy Sainte-Marie, Bruce Liu and a double dose of Margaret Atwood

Key idea of Ottawa’s Block 2 winning design is diversity

Tucker Carlson didn’t shoot anyone, but he’s monetizing white panic

Screenwriter Tracy Dawson considered posing as a man to further her career. She wrote a book about it instead

Ottawa’s Terry Fox statue to move to make way for new parliamentary building

Pornography drama Pleasure is the most ruthlessly provocative film of the year

Juno Awards celebrate Avril Lavigne, Deborah Cox and host Simu Liu’s many talents

Travis Scott, Morgan Wallen hit Billboard Music Awards stage

The cultural ignorance of the Conservative candidates is a revealing insult

Ukraine cheers war-time Eurovision victory of Kalush Orchestra

Charlotte Cardin wins big at pre-telecast Junos as history made in other categories

Britney Spears announces miscarriage of her ‘miracle baby’

Ukrainian band Kalush Orchestra wins Eurovision Song Contest amid war

The 2022 Juno Awards are under way. What to know about performers, nominees and host Simu Liu

Simu Liu’s memoir details the rocky upbringing that led him to Marvel superhero fame

Is God Is has the satisfying structure of an action movie

Tesher’s meteoric TikTok rise leads to Juno surprise

Even when discussing books and TV, the Conservative leadership debate is stage-managed torpor

Gaslight, the thriller that spawned the term ‘gaslighting’, gets a new sheen at the Shaw Festival

Memoria’s Tilda Swinton wants you to treat a night at the movies like a rock concert

Leah Hennel’s Alone Together: A Pandemic Photo Essay takes readers through the devastation and joy of the COVID-19 pandemic

With the 1990s back in fashion, can The Kids in the Hall be cool again?

Hacks: Back with a masterclass in acting and dark comedy

Ashley Judd talks about mental health after mother Naomi Judd’s death

Two photographers turn their lenses on Black culture and identity

From reviving the cassette to funding artists strategically, experts share how to fix Canada’s music industry

French abortion drama Happening is poignant, pressing, essential cinema

Robert Lantos: Canada’s one true movie mogul, and perhaps its last

Is God Is star Oyin Oladejo had to learn to ‘de-role’ with character that hits close to home

Sports, comedy and seniors will decide the future of television

Who is Charlotte Cardin and how did she score six Juno nominations?

Five first-time Juno nominees to know before the awards show

2022 summer movie preview: Films for every kind of audience, on every size of screen

Shoresy: At last, a real hockey show about real hockey

Tony nominators give Garth Drabinsky’s return to Broadway a new narrative

Retired bricklayer among six debut novelists vying for $60,000 Amazon Canada First Novel Award

Singing bye-bye to Don McLean’s American Pie

The dirty-cop narrative is more relevant than ever

The long journey to opening the Tom Patterson Theatre at the Stratford Festival

A Strange Loop leads Tony Award nominations with 11

Memoria is a beautiful work of cinematic concentration