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The creators of The Election tell us more about the play, which is based on their experiences as campaign volunteers during the 2015 Canadian federal election.

Today on q: actor Antonio Banderas, q screen panel with Tina Hassannia and Jason Gorber, Shad and the team behind Netflix's Hip-Hop Evolution, Polaris Prize-winning rapper Haviah Mighty.

Before he was Zorro or Puss in Boots, Antonio Banderas was the go-to male lead for Spanish auteur Pedro Almodóvar. The new film Pain and Glory is their eighth film together and one that made unique demands on Banderas.

It's been years since Eddie Murphy has made a big movie, but with his new film, Dolemite Is My Name, he's receiving some of the best reviews of his career.

The team behind Netflix's Hip-Hop Evolution — host Shad, head writer Rodrigo Bascuñán and director Darby Wheeler — share their most memorable interviews with some of hip-hop's greatest legends.

The Polaris-nominated artist is one of Canada's most exciting new hip hop talents. She dropped by the q studio to perform a few songs from her new album, 13th Floor.

Today on q: actor Robert De Niro, q This with Lisa Christiansen and A. Harmony, former Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada Beverley McLachlin, photographer Jeff Thomas.

Actor Robert De Niro joined q's Tom Power to talk about his relationship with his father, the abstract expressionist painter, Robert De Niro Sr.

The q This music panel discusses Pharrell Williams' recent GQ interview, where the musician and producer admitted that he's "embarrassed" by his 2013 song Blurred Lines.

In this edition of the q Block Party, former Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada, Beverley McLachlin, shares the songs that remind her of Vancouver.

'If I was able to walk out, I would dedicate myself to producing something relevant to the Indigenous community,' the photographer vowed 40 years ago from his hospital bed.

Today on q: filmmaker Bong Joon-ho, the cast of the musical Girl from the North Country, graphic designer Peter Saville on the origins of Joy Division's Unknown Pleasures artwork, artist Lauren Crazybull.

Parasite director Bong Joon-ho tells us what inspired him to make a thriller about income inequality, and why wealth can make monsters of us all.

The cast of the musical Girl From The North Country, based on the music of Bob Dylan, drop by the q studio to perform some new arrangements of songs you might already know.

This month marks the 40th anniversary of Joy Division's debut album, Unknown Pleasures. With help from the artist who designed the original cover, Peter Saville, we explore the origins of the enigmatic image.

Painter Lauren Crazybull, who is up for the Kingston Prize, joins q's Tom Power to talk about her journey of personal rediscovery, which took her from a small town Alberta foster home to the province's first-ever artist in residence.

Today on q: actor, author and singer Julie Andrews, reporter Lisa Richwine on the relationship between Hollywood and China, cartoonist Eleanor Davis, Sonic Youth co-founder Thurston Moore.

Screen legend Julie Andrews joins q's Tom Power to talk about her new memoir, which looks back on her Hollywood years.

Reuters reporter Lisa Richwine discusses the growing tension between Chinese censors and the way that North American entertainment is created for Chinese audiences.

Eleanor Davis discusses how creating her new graphic novel, The Hard Tomorrow, helped her work through her anxiety about bringing new life into a chaotic world.

Sonic Youth co-founder Thurston Moore tells us about the musical influences behind his new box set, Spirit Counsel — a collection of long instrumental pieces.

Today on q: music icon Elton John, figure skater Adam Rippon, Humble the Poet (a.k.a. Kanwer Singh).