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- Fiona Reid says she used to carry around a photo of the Queen in her wallet when she was younger. The actor plays the British monarch in The Audience, a play by the creator of popular Netflix show The Crown.")
DAVID FRIEND
Buffy Sainte-Marie on activism, protest songs and staying motivated
JOSH O’KANE
With new album, Japandroids embrace the slow burn
JOHN DOYLE
John Doyle: New CTV series Cardinal is landmark Canadian TV
ELIZABETH WAGMEISTER
NBC hit This Is Us follows up Golden Globe nods with two-season renewal
DAVID FRIEND
Carrie Fisher’s Montreal-shot comedy special to air Saturday
CARA BUCKLEY
How superhero movie Deadpool hit the Hollywood awards trail
CARLY LEWIS
Austra confronts uncertainty on new album Future Politics
Two songs you need to hear: Sean Michaels’s final playlist of the week
J. KELLY NESTRUCK
Tetsuro Shigematsu’s Empire of the Son is a lovely stage memoir
Robert Harris
COC’s Magic Flute takes its time, but finally delivers
‘A Dog’s Purpose’ premiere cancelled over animal-treatment questions
Eva Stachniak: 'We live in a country that embodies the essence of the 21st century'
STEVEN W. BEATTIE
Review: Roxane Gay's Difficult Women and Paul Carlucci's A Plea for Constant Motion
SEAN ROGERS
Review: New comics from Alan Moore, Tommi Parrish, François Schuiten and Benoît Peeters
JOHN SEMLEY
Review: Joel Whitney's Finks explores how the CIA used writers to fight the Cold War
Seth Kelley
Adele to perform at 2017 Grammys
Frazier Moore
‘NCIS: Los Angeles’ star Miguel Ferrer dies at 61
SIMON HOUPT
The Skyjacker’s Tale: Engaging but scattershot doc lacks nuance
JULIA COOPER
xXx sequel tries to critique NSA, but suffers from moral confusion
BARRY HERTZ
In The Founder, Michael Keaton seeks another career resuscitation
BRAD WHEELER
Bakery in Brooklyn: A sickly-sweet and uninspired romantic comedy
BRAD WHEELER
Split: James McAvoy shines in M. Night Shyamalan’s psycho-thriller
Kate Taylor
Maliglutit: All-Inuit drama a compelling tale about family love
ROBERT EVERETT-GREEN
New Quebec settler reality series promotes colonial attitudes
SUSAN KASTNER, JOHN KASTNER and KATHY KASTNER
Peter Kastner’s family talks bittersweet screening of Nobody Waved Goodbye
ALISON BROVERMAN
Broadway flop Merrily We Roll Along gets closure in new documentary
Martha Schabas
Alien Creature mercilessly paints multiple shades of sadness
BRAD WHEELER
Actor Billy Campbell on Cardinal, the frozen wilds and the roles that matter most
Brad Wheeler
What comedian Sandra Shamas is watching and reading
BRAD WHEELER
Singer-songwriter Joan Shelley takes her elegiac folk music to Toronto
Brad Wheeler
Margaret Atwood to receive Ivan Sandrof Award for Lifetime Achievement in March
Barry Hertz
Which films will find success outside of the Sundance Film Festival?
LINDA BARNARD
Indigenous producers among Canadians at Sundance Film Festival
JOHN DOYLE
John Doyle: Why so much depends on Samantha Bee
RUSSELL SMITH
Russell Smith: Feminism and the corporatization of kink
MARTIN KNELMAN
Margaret Atwood brings her prescient tales to the small screen
Seth Kelley
John Legend, Metallica, Carrie Underwood to Perform at 2017 Grammys
SANDY COHEN
Ava DuVernay says she has no time for Donald Trump supporters
BROOKS BARNES
More movie musicals in the works after the success of La La Land
JOHN DOYLE
John Doyle: Viceland’s Desus & Mero aims to change late-night TV landscape
BARRY HERTZ
The Canadian Screen Awards go homegrown-heavy in 2017
IAN BAILEY
Why the production designer of new TV series Legion has a dream job
MARSHA LEDERMAN
Vancouver institution Barbara-Jo’s Books to Cooks closing its doors
KATE TAYLOR
Why showbiz A-listers are skipping the Trump inauguration
BRAD WHEELER
Requiem for Hugh’s Room: Much-loved folkie venue a victim of cash-flow problems
David Friend
Canadian filmmakers consider how to make Heritage Minutes fresh again
JOHN DOYLE
John Doyle: Forget HBO, FX is the quality channel now
Tamara Lush
Ringling Bros. Circus to close after 146-year run
MARSHA LEDERMAN
John Zaritsky front and centre as subject of new documentary
