Forever Young
Neil Young was the designated patriarch at this year’s Juno love-in between elders and upstarts
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Brian D. Johnson
Brian D. Johnson writes about film and the arts for Maclean’s. He’s also a filmmaker, and director of the annual Toronto Film Critics Association Awards Gala.
Tire gets lead roll as serial killer
’Rubber’ adds a new twist to the subgenre of schlock horror about homicidal objects
Pigeon English
Book by Stephen Kelman
Putting Mulroney through the wring cycle
The former PM’s life gets treated as a campy cartoon in Mulroney: The Opera
The Outward Bound school of acting
It’s the new dream role—alone in the woods, eating ants, no other actors in sight
Opening Weekend: ’Certified Copy’ and ’Win Win’
Paul Giamatti is the big screen’s most compelling nebbish since Woody Allen—and he’s a lot more likable
Opening Weekend: ’Limitless,’ ’Jane Eyre,’ ’Paul’
Bradley Cooper stars in a vicarious drug trip
Hollywood decides smart is now sexy
The industry that has always liked its superheroes simple has had a brainstorm
In conversation: Matt Damon
On turning 40, workouts, Clint Eastwood—and why he believes in love at first sight
Dolly Parton’s Prairie love child
The famous country star was ’flattered’ to lend her voice to an odd Canadian fable