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

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Music
‘It’s a badge of honour’: After her second open-heart surgery, Measha Brueggergosman is on the comeback trail
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Film
Planet in Focus film festival in Toronto offers a new, more nuanced look at climate change
film review
The new animated Addams Family adventure is not nearly as creepy, kooky, mysterious and spooky as it ought to be
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Theatre & Performance
Bob Dylan musical Girl from the North Country favours complete unknowns over hits
opinion
Wilco’s tour-opening concert: A holy alliance of dad-rock and delicate feelings
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Playwright Dave Malloy, on chasing ghosts and white whales
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Books
Drew Hayden Taylor on a half-written horror novel, rotating his creative crops and the inconceivability of writer’s block
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Arts
National Arts Centre receives landmark $10-million gift
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film review
DNA-dissecting documentary Human Nature is catnip for scientists and ethicists
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film review
Where’s My Roy Cohn? tracks the rise of a vain and tactless fame-chasing New Yorker who just might remind you of someone else
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Film
Documentarian Matt Tyrnauer on the ‘lovable monster’ that is Roy Cohn, and what the despised spin-master taught Trump
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Arts
Lisa de Wilde to step down as TVO CEO
Music
One-handed pianist Jennifer Pos brings a unique perspective to music
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review
Nick Cave hosts an intimate, extraordinary 'Evening of Talk and Music’ in Toronto
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Music
Sophia Chang on hip hop, good advice and the boldness of playing word games with a man called Rhymin’ Simon
film review
The plucky animated tale Abominable could’ve easily been titled Adorable
Music
John Coltrane’s unheard album Blue World will see the light of day
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Theatre & Performance
Mentalist Jaymes White leads a Victorian-era seance at Toronto’s George Brown House
Music
Canada Post unveils Leonard Cohen commemorative stamps
Books
Canadian author Graeme Gibson dies at 85