Arlo Parks Makes “Rainbows Out of Something Painful”
A review of ‘Collapsed in Sunbeams’
Culture
Spotlight on Eight Black Montreal-Based Visual Artists
The Daily’s Illustrations Editor highlights the work of local Black creators
‘Ammonite’ is Francis Lee’s Sophomore Slump
A review of ‘Ammonite’
‘Bridgerton’ Isn’t the Escape It Wants to Be
A review of Netflix’s series ‘Bridgerton’
There’s Nothing “Foreign” About ‘Minari’
Lee Isaac Chung’s drama interrogates the American Dream
Not a Sinner, Just a Teenager
A review of “Yes, God, Yes”
“Inconvenient Indian” is a Testament to the Power of Indigenous Resilience
A review of Michelle Latimer’s documentary
‘The Queen’s Gambit’ is a Triumph
The Netflix miniseries is a stunning exploration of genius and addiction
“Positions” Isn’t Here to Stay
A review of Ariana Grande’s new album
Alice Wong on Identity, Disability Justice, and Her New Anthology
The IGSF hosts a virtual fireside chat with the author of Disability Visibility
YA, I Love You
On returning to Young Adult literature during lockdown
13 Spooktacular Movies to Get You Through Lockdown
The only thing scarier than a spooky movie is another month in the Red Zone
Extremely Online and Incredibly Queer
On the (under)representation of non-binary lesbians
Another Nickel in the Arts Funding Jar
What the success of Schitt’s Creek reveals about Canadian arts funding
On the Limits of Representation
Moving toward a more inclusive artistic future