Michael K. Williams’ death sparks discussion about opioid epidemic
American actor Michael K. Williams’ opioid-related overdose death reignited the conversation about the devastation of the opioid epidemic.
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Category: Arts
Tanya Talaga: Telling stories that need to be told
Et Cetera reporter Alex Muzychko talked to Canadian Indigenous journalist Tanya Talaga about her latest project, the documentary film Spirit to Soar.
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Video games have a place in education
Humber professor says gaming’s educational impact proves more beneficial to students than many people would think.
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Legends of Horror is back at Casa Loma after a year of lockdown
Legends of Horror offers new features such as interactions with horror characters from contemporary fiction and high-tech effects.
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AGO celebrates Caribbean Heritage Month highlighting African diaspora
October is Caribbean Heritage Month and the province is hosting an array of events, including a display at the Art Gallery of Ontario, to honour the culture.
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Disney, Marvel battle creators’ estates over comic book copyright termination
Disney filed a lawsuit, suing the estates of some of their most famous creators to ensure the biggest monopoly in the entertainment world stays that way.
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Lil Nas X highlights nagging homophobia with latest awards night outfit
Lil Nas X received hate from the internet after he wore a genderfluid outfit to the Video Music Awards red carpet.
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Comedy is an important treatment for the grim world of COVID-19
Everyone wants to laugh and comedy was a much-needed medicine for the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Redpath Waterfront Trail brings Mama Duck back to Toronto
The Redpath Waterfront Trail returns to the city with a brand new, pandemic-conscience approach.
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Poet, author Ian Williams to be inducted into Brampton Arts Walk of Fame
From a childhood hobby to Canada’s biggest literary prize, author Ian Williams has made a mark in Brampton and the world of literature.
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Reboots, remakes and sequels flood Hollywood market
Reboots, remakes, and sequels continue to deluge the theatrical marketplace as studios invest in nostalgia and reliability more than creativity.
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Timely film on Indigenous issues released on eve of National Reconciliation Day
Canadian Indigenous journalist Tanya Talaga’s new documentary investigates the progress made on systemic discrimination since her book on the deaths of seven Indigenous teens in Thunder Bay.
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