Why you should care about ‘Orphan Black’
And all your burning questions—about the show, Season 3, killer clones and Tatiana Maslany—answered
Sonya Bell
Sonya Bell is an award-winning writer and humorist who used to report the news for iPolitics.ca but now makes fun of the news for This Hour Has 22 Minutes. She is a regular contributor to Maclean’s.
Thank you, Shania Twain
Shania may still be most famous for her midriff, but her musical legacy is everywhere today—from Taylor Swift to TV’s ’Nashville’
An obituary to ’American Idol’: How an era ended
The biggest reality show of the 21st century is over. And it’s because we no longer need it.
Bruce Jenner’s perfectly imperfect transition
From 2015: Rather than emerging as a fully formed butterfly, he’s showing the world what happens inside the cocoon.
Duffy compass: Mike Duffy is up, Judge Judy is down
41 days, 4 directions, endless fun
What’s missing from the Justin Bieber Apology Tour
The comedy roast is all well and good, but the troubled pop star needs to take a page from the Miley Cyrus playbook
Why Alanis still matters
Two decades on, as Alanis Morissette beats Queen Celine to the Canadian Music Hall of Fame, the legacy of ’Jagged Little Pill’ is more alive than ever
Sex, aging and the very strange career of Julianne Moore
Fearless Oscar winner blazes revolutionary path for women in Hollywood
Sia’s genius Grammys move—and what is so wrong about it
In order to protect her anonymity, Sia thrust a 12-year-old girl in a nude leotard into the spotlight. Ironic at very best.
Super Bowl: Did Katy Perry just jump the shark?
In a 12-minute set in front of 110 million people, the pop star was the perfect entertainer. Now what?