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Dead Ringers’ Britne Oldford is stuck in a twisty twin love triangle
A Q&A with the Canadian actress about the bloody new Amazon Prime thriller
Canadian YouTuber Madison Tevlin is starring opposite Woody Harrelson. Here’s how it happened
“She’s a badass chick who puts everybody in their place,” Madison Tevlin says of her breakthrough role in the film ‘Champions’
The Power List: Denis Villeneuve wants to save the silver screen
With his unique ability to meld mass appeal and uncompromising artistry, Villeneuve has the best chance of pulling it off
‘Women Talking’ star Shayla Brown wants a more inclusive Hollywood
“The industry has come so far with respect to representation, but we’re still behind when it comes to people with disabilities.”
I used to dress up as Ms. Marvel for Halloween. Now I play her on TV.
“Marvel was all I ever talked about,” says Iman Vellani, a comic book fan from Ontario turned on-screen superhero
How Lindsay Somers takes the awkward out of on-screen nudity
As Canada’s first-ever intimacy coordinator, Somers helps TV actors get comfortable with getting frisky
Eight blockbuster movie sequels coming out in 2022
New movies are back, but they’re all old
A tender moment of truth in the coming-of-age film ‘Scarborough’
In a pivotal scene in this film adaptation, a young singer—struggling with his sexuality and nervous about opening up to his conservative Filipino family—finally gains the confidence to perform in front of his entire school
James Bond’s fantasy-driven history with Jamaica
Bee Quammie: Ian Fleming created Bond in Jamaica, and romanticized the country. Did he ever reckon with its realities?
James Bond: The evolution of an iconic franchise—and the coolest secret agent of all time
On the eve of Bond 25, Brian D. Johnson looks back at how 007 has changed with the times—from Connery’s droll menace to Craig’s tortured thuggery—while always remaining invincible and immune to any style but his own
In a comedy about queer South Asian identity, a yogurt pot can be more than a pot of yogurt
Bilal Baig, star and creator of ‘Sort Of’ on CBC/HBO Max, breaks down a pivotal moment in the comedy series about belonging
Downton Abbey is back, supersized for the big screen
Fans of the hugely popular show can now plunge into the movie, which offers all of the series’ visual and narrative treats