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Taking on the culture file, Rodriguez is left to clean up Joly’s mess

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

The to-die-for career of Gus Van Sant

Margaret Atwood honoured with Adrienne Clarkson Prize for Global Citizenship

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

Good Girls makes for a great summer binge

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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

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

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Radiohead’s return to Toronto: Why they’re still angry about the fatal stage collapse that nearly caused them to call it quits July 16 Updated

Robert Lepage willing to sit down with opponents of upcoming show July 16

Nancy Sinatra: A singer’s first wife and lasting confidante July 15

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Who is America? Sacha Baron Cohen’s savage attack on everyone John Doyle July 15

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Stars of The Bletchley Circle: San Francisco gets a visit from real-life wartime codebreakers July 14 Updated

The Enthusiast: The powerful messages in today’s pop anthems are far outstripping those of the past July 14

Television

The Workers Cup shows the heartbreak beneath the surface of an event bringing enjoyment to an unthinking world. John Doyle July 14

John Doyle

Review: A beautiful revival of The King and I still raises questions of appropriation July 13 Updated

Read winner Michael Ondaatje’s Golden Man Booker Prize speech July 13

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Canadian artist David Milne gets his first major exhibition in his home country in 30 years July 13

Kim Fu’s most memorable books, from The Silver Pencil to David Rakoff July 12

Theatre Review

Review: Virginia Woolf’s Orlando once felt risky and provocative, but this production feels stuffy and staid July 12

Film Review

Three Identical Strangers is an engrossing and heartbreaking tale about brothers separated at birth July 12

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Film Review

Review: Sorry to Bother You is a furious wake-up call from Boots Riley July 12

Game of Thrones leads Emmy nominations, but Netflix dethrones HBO as leader July 12

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Review: In Skyscraper, everything is ridiculous and no one seems to care July 12

Film Review

Review: Eugene Jarecki hits the road to understand Elvis – and America – in The King July 12

Budget plays role in resignation of Luminato artistic director Josephine Ridge July 12 Updated

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Review: documentary Whitney a sad calamity of conflicting narratives July 12

Canadian actress Sandra Oh makes Emmys history with Killing Eve nomination July 12

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Review: Mary Shelley an amusing but forgettable origin tale July 12

Film Review

Review: Hotel Transylvania 3 lacks bite July 12

Film Review

Review: Luk’Luk’I is a thoughtful, low-budget docu-drama exploring Vancouver’s underbelly July 12

Documentary Three Identical Strangers looks at nature and nurture debate from tragic angle July 12

Fame Game

The filthy world of John Waters Johanna Schneller July 12

Johanna Schneller

How Canadian voice actors are cracking the booming audiobook market July 12

The opera of the individual July 12

Meet the many faces of Alexander Chee July 11

Group opposed to controversial play SLĀV calls for commitment to discussion on race, diversity July 11