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Academy Awards

Get ready for the Oscars!

This Sunday, join us for live coverage. For now, browse galleries, take our Oscar poll and relive 2009's best moments

Detail from the cover of Valleys of Neptune: The cover was shot by Linda McCartney, then Eastman.
Music

A track-by-track preview of the new Hendrix collection

‘It shows a complete at-oneness with his instrument,’ says long-time studio engineer Eddie Kramer

Caroline Gillis and Sarah Dodd as a patient and her counsellor.
Theatre

Therapy as compelling drama

3.5 Stars

Daniel McIvor’s new play, Communion, is deliciously dramatic in its exploration of a woman’s relationship with her therapist and her daughter

Abigail Breslin and Alison Pill in the Circle in the Square production of The Miracle Worker in New York.
Theatre

A mesmerizing Miracle

3 Stars

Brilliant performances by two young actresses make for convincing revival of Broadway classic about Helen Keller

Gwyneth Paltrow and Joseph Fiennes in John Madden's Shakespeare in Love.

tears of a clown

Grown-ups laugh, Oscar doesn’t

The Academy has always been a sucker for easy sentiments, but this year’s comedies are where the real drama happens

Betting Help

In the office pool, the winners are . . .

To capture the Oscar contest, you need the score points in the little-understood technical categories. We asked experts for help

Will they be right?

Groen and Lacey pick the winners

A big night expected for Jeff Bridges, Sandra Bullock and of course, Kathryn Bigelow

Sweden honours Michael J. Fox for Parkinson's work

Canadian actor given honorary degree of medicine from group that awards annual Nobel Prize in medicine

Flaherty keeps status quo for arts and culture

No new cash, but no cuts either, drawing a mixed reaction from Canadian artists

Music

Making noise over Juno noms

Crooner Michael Buble leads the pack with six nominations. Other multiple nominees include rapper Drake and teen idol Justin Bieber

Vancouver art gallery should stay put, advocates say

Critics say moving the Vancouver Art Gallery makes no sense from a city-building perspective

For soldiers in the real world, The Hurt Locker sets off explosions of laughter

Oscar favourite's admirers don't include those who actually do the job - defusing or destroying makeshift bombs

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John Doyle: Weekend TV
Stars, cars and crooks

Not a celebrity gawker? Check out what W5 has to offer

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Johanna Schneller: Fame Game
Under-appreciated? Not any more

On his fifth try, Jeff Bridges will likely get his best-actor due

Johanna Schneller
Andrew Ryan: Television
Celebrity shocker: Stars explore their family trees

Sarah Jessica Parker traces her roots to the infamous Salem witch trials in the first instalment of the series

Andrew Ryan.
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Elizabeth Renzetti: In London
Fearing a knife, the BBC wields a scalpel

Under assault, the BBC rethinks its focus

elizabeth renzetti headshot
R.M. Vaughan: Q&A
Even when Ethan Hawke plays a loser, he’s still the coolest guy in the room

Hawke plays a hard-luck cop in Brooklyn’s Finest

Richard Vaughan
Russell Smith: On Cultures
A lament for the bookshelf

In the future, our books will be invisible, like our music, but we’ll be the poorer for it. Here’s why

Russell Smith
Johanna Schneller: Fame Game
The man who shot The Messenger

Oren Moverman has critics and audiences rooting for a small film with Oscar chances

Johanna Schneller
Elizabeth Renzetti: In London
Reclaiming the sceptr'd isle

A London play takes on the thorny issue of English nationalism

Mark Rylance as Johnny (Rooster) Byronin Jerusalem.
Lynn Crosbie: Pop Rocks
7 days, 5 things

Brittany Murphy’s husband is ‘furious’ - furious! - over allegations that drugs contributed to his wife’s death

Lynn Crosbie
Warren Clements: Word Play
It doesn’t get more random than this

If any word were to have a random array of meanings, it makes sense that that word would be “random.”

Warren Clements
Video
Liam Lacey in 60 seconds

Globe film critic Liam Lacey discusses what's up on screen, at the festivals, and at the box office. This week: From Paris With Love and J'ai tue ma mere (I Killed my Mother).

Xavier Dolan, left, and François Arnaud star in Dolan’s autobiographical debut J’ai tué ma mère, in which a young gay man comes of age.


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