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Outrageous What/If is the new cheese that pleases on Netflix

Booksmart is a deeply romantic ode to best-friendship

Martha Wainwright’s hopes are sky-high for her new Ursa venue in Montreal

Why George Clooney is back on TV in Catch-22

Jeopardy champ supasses $2 Million in winnings during 27-game win streak

New movies in theatres and on Netflix and VOD, from the nightmare fuel of Aladdin to four-star feminist comedy Booksmart

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Shaw Festival 2019: Bernard Shaw’s Getting Married is a breezy and entertaining look at marriage

Shaw Festival 2019: Brigadoon revival fails to deliver a convincing love story

The ‘invisible women’ of World War II are celebrated in a stylish new musical at Calgary’s Vertigo Theatre

Art & Architecture

Matisse auction marks Heffel’s rising global ambitions

Theatre & Performance

Stratford Festival 2019: A black director and a black lead actor tackle a modern Othello for the age of Donald Trump

Art & Architecture

Mondex to return valuable Dutch paintings to Holocaust survivor’s descendants

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Music executive Deane Cameron passionately supported Canadian talent

Former movie mogul Harvey Weinstein, accusers reach tentative compensation deal: report

Acclaimed author Casey Plett’s ‘Little Fish’ wins Amazon Canada First Novel Award

Acclaimed Kenyan author Binyavanga Wainaina dies at 48

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Olivia Wilde’s Booksmart is the four-star feminist comedy teenage girls should plan their lives around

Gaza artist transforms destroyed building with murals

Brightburn asks what if Superman was evil, but doesn’t have much of an answer beyond: ick

Netflix’s gross Black Swan-esque thriller The Perfection falls far short of its title promise

Canadian pop-couple vanity doc I Am Going to Break Your Heart misses its key target: your will to live

Sigourney Weaver reflects on Alien ahead of the film's 40th anniversary

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Brad Pitt, Leonardo DiCaprio on 'growing up' in Hollywood together

If You Could Read My Mind offers an entertaining, if shallow, look at Gordon Lightfoot

Documentary Me, My Mouth and I offers a mouthful at Toronto’s ReelAbilities festival

The legend of Gordon Lightfoot lives on, as does he

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in her own words

Seven questions for author and actor Meg Tilly

Theatre & Performance

‘I dance to relieve stress, and to elevate myself’: For Indigenous youth, ambitions soar at performance program

Cannes 2019: Tarantino and Malick, the two endpoints of modern American cinema, bring the film fest to its knees

Crazy news from the crazy world of broadcast TV: Reboots out, masked singers in

Queering the Script reminds us that LGBTQ representation on-screen must be fought for

Theatre & Performance

How Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’s arrival in Toronto will transform Canadian theatre

Kenneth Branagh’s Shakespeare-not-in-love drama All Is True would not exactly make the Bard proud

Guy Ritchie’s Aladdin is tolerable, except when Will Smith’s Genie pops up, at which point it’s pure nightmare fuel

Cher’s Winnipeg concert postponed at last minute due to illness

When it comes to Shakespeare and Kenneth Branagh, All Is True – except when it’s not

Omani author Jokha Alharthi wins Man Booker International Prize for Celestial Bodies

Globe Book Club: Biologist and author Britt Wray examines the plight of the elephants from The White Bone to today

Theatre & Performance

Old Stock, School Girls each win three at first gender-neutral Toronto Theatre Critics Awards

A complicated homecoming: Wajdi Mouawad brings his tremendous new tragedy Tous des oiseaux to Montreal

J. Kelly Nestruck

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Spine-tingling design: Modern book covers for classic novels

Raging and frothing at the Game of Thrones ending? Get a grip