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Betting on the Bridgerton Ball — immersive pop-up experiences are back
Is this what we waited all pandemic to do again? Entertainment companies are betting on it, Netflix included. The streamer opened a Bridgerton-inspired attraction earlier this month in Montreal.
She's been an iconic pioneer of dance in Canada, and now Linda Rabin is getting rightfully honoured at 76
Linda Rabin has been honoured with a Governor General’s Performing Arts Award for her lifetime achievement in dance and dance instruction.
10 things you should know about Tomson Highway — 2022 Governor General's Performing Arts Award laureate
Among Canada's most decorated artists, Tomson's impact as an Indigenous writer and performer is immeasurable
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With Wonder: For many queer people of colour, walking away from the Church isn't an option
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Oliv Howe is a Vancouver trans icon — here's how we told her genre bending story
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TRAMPS! looks at the art movement behind the The New Romantics
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'Out in the Ring': How professional wrestling has become an LGBTQ friendly space
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Director Tara Thorne would rather you feel strongly about something than nothing about anything
A new award, but also hope and joy for Fernand Dansereau, at 94
Rita Shelton Deverell has been a Black woman in Canadian media for half a century
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Harvey Fierstein is a living legend we can all learn from — and you can start by reading his book
Baffled by all the immersive art exhibits happening across Canada? Here's a guide for you
Statue of Chantel John a memorial to all missing and murdered Indigenous women, says artist
From Alice Cooper to Destiny's Child, a brief history of David Foster's wildly eclectic music career
'Topline' is the pep talk I wish I could give my younger self
Meet Bruce Horak, Star Trek's first blind actor, playing Hemmer on Strange New Worlds
Queeries
Crippled is a love story from the darkest moment in Paul David Power's life
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Their father had been a ballet dancer — and for 45 years, no one knew
National Queer and Trans Playwriting Unit aims to broaden perspectives on Canadian stages
Korea Town Acid on self-care, the psychology of bucket hats, and the reassurance of a Juno nomination
New book explores the cultural importance of 'lost buildings' like Honest Ed's and Octagon Castle
The singers changing the sound of Toronto R&B
