Television

’What I know for sure is that speaking your truth is the most powerful tool we all have’

A female sleuth, a comfortable setting and a distinctive hobby. What’s behind the explosion in so-called ’cozy mystery’ series.

With ’Stranger Things’ and ’It’, the Vancouver teen exemplifies a modern child actor’s odd bargain: conjuring others’ childhoods, while he lives out his own

The driving force behind a small-screen adaptation of Atwood’s novel Alias Grace on the mystery of Grace Marks and Canadian TV’s diversity problem

Anne Kingston: It’s human instinct to turn to figureheads in times of crises. As the storms rage, action-figure scientists are filling the void

David Simon and George Pelecanos on the legacy of ’The Wire,’ the state of the U.S., and their new HBO series ’The Deuce’

Andray Domise: Why fantasy TV shows and movies like ’Game of Thrones’ should ignore the genre’s core Medieval tropes around race

This hour has two or three minutes. TV networks are investing heavily in original smartphone-friendly content

Cosby’s handlers are spreading the bogus idea that women regularly level false accusations. But save your outrage, advises Anne Kingston, because the whole thing is a smokescreen.

From Roots to Canadian drug laws, references to this country reminded onlookers that the complainant was not American. Did Andrea Constand’s nationality insulate her from the forces that kept other accusers silent?