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Amy Rosen is the worst. Not because she’s loud or rude or hogs the conversation. Nope. It’s because she’s good […]

Paul Thomas Anderson’s Boogie Nights — widely regarded as one of the most ambitious ensemble films of the late 1990s […]

After years of working inside the cheerful, airtight world of Hallmark-style Christmas movies, Brennan Martin hit a breaking point. Again and […]

Palestinian-Iraqi poet and writer Hajer Mirwali brings a striking blend of vulnerability and power to her work, exploring themes of […]

I first met Leanne Smith in Toronto at RAW Acting Studios. I was in the audience, and she was performing […]

Barbara Cole is a Toronto-born fine art photographer celebrated for her dreamlike imagery and inventive use of photographic techniques, including […]

Toronto’s design calendar kicks off in spectacular fashion this January with the Interior Design Show 2026. For four days, the […]

Gavin Lynch explores landscape with a contemporary point of view, drawing from environmentally aware fiction, art history, and nature itself. […]

Audrey Hyams Romoff was born and raised in Montreal. Her father, Brahm, was a radiologist; her mother, Rachel, wasa nurse. […]

David Liss is an independent curator, writer and artist currently living in Toronto. From 2000 to 2020, he was Director, […]