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Film critic Adam Nayman takes a look at two of the most lauded directors in modern cinema, and breaks down three of the themes that have come to define their eccentric and wildly entertaining body of work.

Rodis is a former actor who was hired by HBO to advocate for actors on set, which involves everything from reviewing their scripts to providing knee pads and flesh-coloured thongs.

Comic book creator Jim Zub has been a fan of Stan Lee's writing and vision for superheroes since he was a kid. He discusses how the Marvel Comics icon turned the industry on its head, and why his characters have had such a lasting impact.

Today on q: The World According to Garp author John Irving, q screen panel with John Semley and Tina Hassannia, actor and musician Lennon Stella.

The iconic Marvel Comics co-creator editor passed away at the age of 95

Irving reflects on The World According to Garp 40 years after its release. He sat down with Tom Power to discuss why he believes its themes are still relevant today, despite thinking it would be dated by the time it was released in 1978.

Stella might be best-recognized for playing the daughter of a country music star on Nashville, but she's been immersed in music all throughout her life. Now, at only 19 years old, the Oshawa-raised actor and musician is transitioning into the pop world with a huge new single and debut EP.

The q screen panel discusses a once-lost screenplay Kubrick wrote in 1956. Now it's being auctioned off — but if the film gets made, will the story still resonate 60 years later?

In 100% Fresh, Adam Sandler proves that he can still be funny as well as deliver heartfelt moments.

Today on q: actor Elizabeth Reaser, q This music panel with Tabassum Siddiqui and Lisa Christiansen, documentary filmmaker Doug Knutson on Hollywood North, children's entertainers Sharon and Bram.

Netflix's The Haunting of Hill House is the latest adaptation of Shirley Jackson's classic horror novel. It's being praised for its scares and compelling exploration of a family torn apart by trauma. Actor Elizabeth Reaser talks to Tom Power about her leading role as Shirley Crain on the show and why critics have been calling it This Is Us for horror fans.

Iconic children's entertainers Sharon Hampson and Bram Morrison are embarking on their farewell tour after four decades of entertaining kids around the world. They drop by the q studio for a very special performance and to reflect on their legacy and memories of founding member Lois Lilienstein.

One hundred years ago, the movie-making capital of Canada wasn't Toronto or Vancouver — it was the quiet town of Trenton, Ont. Local documentary maker Doug Knutson charts the rise and fall of a community once known as "Hollywood North."

The q This music panel discusses the power superfans (known as “stans”) have in the social media era. Recently, Ariana Grande's fans have gone to extreme lengths to discredit celebrities like Pete Davidson and Kris Wu, as a way of defending the pop singer.

Today on q: actor Isabella Rossellini, singer-songwriter Raghav, guitarist and producer Tom Brenneck on soul singer Charles Bradley, pop star and burgeoning fashion icon Billie Eilish.

A former talent agent tweeted out a tale that is truly funnier than fiction, right down to the twist ending.

In this rare interview and studio performance, 16-year-old Billie Eilish talks about having the kind of early fame and success that speaks to how stars are made in 2018: billions of streams and video views, and status as a burgeoning fashion icon.

In this wide-ranging interview, famed Italian actor Isabella Rossellini talks about her love of farming and why she's gone back to school to learn about animal behaviour.

Raghav burst out of Calgary to have huge success in the U.K. and India, and for the last 10 years he's been navigating that dynamic. After taking some time away from making music, the singer-songwriter talks about his brand new single and an upcoming album.

Soul singer Charles Bradley would have turned 70 years old, this week. A year after his death, a posthumous album of his work is being released. Bradley's closest collaborator, guitarist Tom Brenneck, shares his memories of what it was like to work with, write songs with, and just hang out with the "screaming eagle of soul."