Alanis Morissette

Alanis Morissette on diva feuds and body image, unhealthy sexuality, reading to her son, and the re-release of Jagged Little Pill

Despite a number of opportunities, the 2015 Junos unsurprisingly stuck to the script, eschewing Canadian music’s essential oddness

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

Prince William plays doctor, Alanis Morissette goes to Broadway and Bailey the bison takes a ride

Barack Obama’s anguish, Jay Z’s new, less-hyphenated look and Lac-Mégantic gets a little love

As many an English teacher has lamented, the irony of Canadian songstress Alanis Morissette’s classic hit Ironic is that she had a weak grasp of the concept of irony.

The Canadian music icon has mellowed since she had her son, but remains as fiery and outspoken as ever.

Neil Young was the designated patriarch at this year’s Juno love-in between elders and upstarts

A Botox backlash in Hollywood, Alanis Morissette on Alanis Morissette Day, and is Wyclef Jean shafting Haiti’s poor?

Pamela Anderson writes a letter to Putin, Japan gets a less embarrassing PM, plus a Lou Reed concert for dogs

Between the sometimes-luminous opening ceremonies and the corny clichés of the closing show, Canada presented versions of itself the world had never seen

The Grammys are to pop music what the Super Bowl is to sports