Culture
Megan Falley carries Andrea Gibson's legacy through multimedia poetry tour
The late poet's widow is staging a sold-out production at Toronto featuring film, live music, and intimate storytelling about their 12-year love.
Rachel Reid's 'Heated Rivalry' empire reaches 5.2 million copies sold as fandom intensity grows
The Toronto-published queer hockey romance that started as midnight iPad notes has exploded into a global phenomenon, reshaping Reid's...
Kat Sandler's Yaga, starring Hudson Williams, premiered at TIFF in Toronto
Playwright Kat Sandler, who wrote the 2019 play, says the series began as a Baba Yaga story about invisible women and real monsters.
Pulitzer winner Yiyun Li channels grief into "Music Against the Night," first novel of a planned trilogy
The Princeton professor's new novel about 19th-century musicians is dedicated to the memory of her two sons. Li won the 2026 Pulitzer...
Blondie returns with 'High Noon' album in February, first single out now
The new wave pioneers drop 'Spectral Eyes' today, written by Johnny Marr of The Smiths, ahead of a 13-track album featuring Glen Matlock...
John Cleese breaks down how Monty Python scrapped 97 percent of Holy Grail's first draft
The Python co-creator shared the chaos behind the 1975 film at Toronto's Winter Garden Theatre, explaining how Michael Palin's coconut...
Anne Carson's Nobel Prize in Literature sparks buying frenzy at Indigo
Sales of the Toronto-born poet's titles jumped 10,325 percent Thursday, with online searches climbing over 20,000 percent following the...
How fado music became Toronto's secret weapon for reclaiming Portuguese pride
Sold-out venues across the GTA and a first-ever International Fado Festival show how a 70-year-old immigrant tradition is breaking into...
Anne Carson, Toronto-born poet, wins 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature
The University of Toronto graduate and classics scholar wins the award for work that remakes classical forms for contemporary readers.
Run Terry Run reveals intimate side of the Marathon of Hope with never-heard audio
Director Sean Menard and Terry Fox's brother Darrell share why a new documentary moves beyond myth to show the real person behind the...
Twenty years later, Nuit Blanche draws crowds but leaves locals divided
The all-night art crawl marked its anniversary this past weekend. Some say the event has lost its spark; others celebrate improved...
Before the Bentway: photographer documents CBM Bathurst concrete plant's 1998 life
A concrete batching facility that supplied downtown Toronto from 1960 until its closure occupied fill land beside the Gardiner...