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Brad Wheeler

Brad Wheeler
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bwheeler@globeandmail.com

Brad Wheeler is an arts reporter with The Globe and Mail.

Brad Wheeler abides by The Globe and Mail Editorial Code of Conduct
Latest articles
arts
Mini-drone use on the rise to light up big concerts such as Celine Dion and Drake, but are they here to stay?
music
Singer-songwriter Corin Raymond on the true worth of music
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music
Remembering Jimi Hendrix’s Toronto drug trial, 50 years later
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arts
What makes the perfect comedy sketch? Three comedians explain
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arts
John Cleese helps search for an understanding of the world’s worst people in new film Assholes: A Theory
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art & architecture
Canadian firm Diamond Schmitt Architects wins contract for New York’s David Geffen Hall
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music
Best of November playlist for the near-perfect holidays
film review
Shia LaBeouf gets his fingers sticky digging up old family trauma in Honey Boy
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music
Lights, camera, rock 'n' roll: Toronto’s Analogue Gallery champions young Canadian concert photographers
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music
Leonard Cohen keeps his word with posthumous album
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music
Lizzo headlines 2020 Grammy nominees, a list with plenty of newcomers
film review
Routine police drama 21 Bridges is 21 bridges too far
books
Joni Mitchell book Morning Glory on the Vine keeps on giving
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arts
The Enthusiast: As God is my witness, WKRP in Cincinnati could fly
review
Winnipeg artist Begonia is a master on stage, and at making ends meet
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review
A comeback, a reunion and a posthumous release: Three new albums from Canadian icons
arts
In Canadian photographer Barbara Davidson’s visions of war and hardship, humanity stays in the frame
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music
The Flyer Vault chronicles 150 years of Toronto’s music scene through a vast collection of posters
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review
The opera Another Brick in the Wall is another notch in Roger Waters’s belt
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film review
The Warrior Queen of Jhansi is a messy, over-the-top ode to 19th-century freedom fighter Rani Lakshmibai
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