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Why some artists are turning to OnlyFans
The year in music so far, and what is the song of the summer?
Is Will Smith's comeback complete?
Why Fancy Dance is a turning point for Indigenous cinema
Kanye gutted a house by a famous architect, and The Last Timbit musical
Carley Fortune brings out Canada's romantic side
The Bear is back, what does it tell us about friendship?
How Slave Play changed the conversation around theatre, and Céline Dion's new doc
How Joni Mitchell shaped how we talk about music
A new podcast about the internet's most viral moments, and why aren't people wearing headphones?
Living in Charli XCX's Brat world, and how the alt-right is co-opting dance music
Bonus: How to celebrate National Indigenous People’s Day all summer long
Remembering Donald Sutherland, highlights at the Indspire Awards and the new cheerleading movie Backspot
What Hollywood gets wrong about age-gap relationships, and the new Black Barbie documentary
How Tubi became a streaming giant, and A24's film Tuesday
Celebrating Céline Dion ahead of her upcoming documentary
Getting ready for summer theatre season, and Wu-Tang Clan's rare album finally sees the light
Does Inside Out 2 make puberty fun? And the new action/comedy Hit Man
Presumed Innocent and why everything seems to be getting a reboot
Does the true crime genre do justice to the story of Reena Virk's murder?
How a lawsuit could change the future of reggaeton, and the new doc How Music Got Free
Why are women still underplayed on Canadian radio? And Netflix's Dancing For the Devil
New Alec Baldwin reality show and "Wah Gwan Drake?"
The fight to make orchestras and music schools safer for women
What does the popularity of Tires on Netflix tell us about comedy?
Celebrating the Nelly Furtado-sance, and the Big Cigar
Is this the best season of Hacks yet? And a CSA recap
Ilana Glazer's new movie Babes, and Lizzo's name-drop on South Park
From Jennifer Lopez to The Black Keys, why aren't concerts selling well?
What's the way out of Hollywood's box office crisis?
Can 50 Cent be trusted with the upcoming Diddy documentary? And Netflix's big bet on Korean TV
The finale of the Jerrod Carmichael Reality Show, and the King’s portrait
Did Apple Music's list of 100 Best Albums make you mad?
How Black Twitter changed the culture
Billie Eilish is a different kind of pop star
Megalopolis, Furiosa, and all the highlights from Cannes 2024
How Stax Records changed music forever
Bridgerton is back, and why no one seems to like the Amy Winehouse movie
Can Oprah make amends for her role in popularizing diet culture, and the new X-men '97 adaptation
Remembering Alice Munro
What needs to change when the WNBA comes to Canada, and soap operas done TikTok style
The most political Eurovision in recent memory, and Randy Travis's AI song
Baby Reindeer's real Martha speaks, and that Apple ad
Misogynoir underscores the Drake and Kendrick beef, and John Mulaney Presents: Everybody's in L.A.
Is the music industry built for mothers?
The 2024 Met Gala highlights and Luxe Listings Toronto
The Fall Guy and the future of the blockbuster
Anne Hathaway's Idea of You, and Dua Lipa's star moment
Did Kendrick win the beef? And Seinfeld says the 'extreme left' killed comedy
MAILBAG: The Tortured Poets Department and this moment in Taylor Swift
What happens to TikTok now? And the new Bon Jovi docu-series
Why Burton Cummings is trying to stop his old band from playing his songs
Why people can't stop thinking about Baby Reindeer, and the plight of Iranian rapper Toomaj Salehi
Weinstein's court win, and Zendaya's moment in Challengers
Commotion Introduces: Split Screen: Kid Nation
The lasting influence of soul artist Jackie Shane
Unpacking the Shōgun finale, and can we Scrabble Together?
Do true crime stories help or exploit? And unpacking Drake's new diss track
How theatres are being tricked by AI, and the dark comedy The Sympathizer comes to TV
Diving into Taylor Swift's The Tortured Poets Department
An Israeli artist's statement on the world's biggest art stage
Civil War is at the top of the box office, but what is it trying to say?
How covering O.J. Simpson reshaped entertainment
Kill Tony is one of the biggest comedy shows right now, and The People's Joker is finally out
Fallout, Netflix's Ripley, and J.Cole's diss track saga and whether artist rivalries make for better art
Scoop and the interview that ended Prince Andrew’s career
Where did all the blunt cultural criticism go?, and trouble in the small press world
WrestleMania 40 was a turning point for WWE