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  • Nine can’t-miss events at queer festival Bricks and Glitter

    Bricks and Glitter returns for a second year with a lineup of international and local talent to satisfy a variety of appetites. This festival of...
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  • Inside Out review: Queer Coolie-tudes

    QUEER COOLIE-TUDES (Michelle Mohabeer, Canada). 87 minutes. Rating: NN In this essay documentary, filmmaker Mohabeer juxtaposes nuanced, personal interviews with queer Indo-Caribbeans in Canada and...
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  • A beginner’s guide to Bollywood for Toronto movie fans

    Everyone should watch more Bollywood. With stars like Deepika Padukone and Priyanka Chopra crossing over to North American pop culture, the Indian film industry is...
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  • Inside Out review: Catamaran (Kattumaram)

    CATAMARAN (KATTUMARAM) (Swarnavel Eswaran, India). 72 minutes. Rating: NNNNN This film is a beautiful rendering of the queerness of daily life and adjusting to change...
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  • Tea Mutonji adds an incisive coming-of-age tale to Scarborough’s literary canon

    SHUT UP YOURE PRETTY and VS. imprint launch with Vivek Shraya and Ness Lee at Innis Town Hall (2 Sussex). Friday (May 10), 7 pm....
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  • NBC is playing it safe with Lilly Singh

    Last week, Scarborough-raised YouTube star Lilly Singh appeared on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and announced her new NBC late-night show: A Little Late...
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  • Five progressive Indian TV shows to watch on Netflix Canada

    There are three kinds of Hindi-language TV shows I remember from India: politicians engaged in shouting matches (think CNN’s Crossfire, but louder with more drama...
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  • TV review: The Case Of Adnan Syed deepens the Serial narrative

    THE CASE AGAINST ADNAN SYED (Amy Berg). Premieres Sunday (March 10) on HBO Canada and Crave. Rating: NNNNN If you’re a fan of Serial, brace...
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  • Can we talk about Nep Sidhu’s art, Sikh extremism and collective trauma?

    MEDICINE FOR A NIGHTMARE (THEY CALLED, WE RESPONDED) by NEP SIDHU at Mercer Union (1286 Bloor West). To March 23. nepsidhu.com. Nep Sidhu’s art work...
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  • Black Writers Matter anthology collects voices we don’t often hear from

    BLACK WRITERS MATTER book launch at Harbourfront Centre Lakeside Terrace (235 Queens Quay West) on Wednesday (February 20), 7:30 pm. Free. festivalofauthors.ca panel discussion at...
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  • Review: Bollywood’s first lesbian romance is more about straight people

    EK LADKI KO DEKHA TOH AISA LAGA (Shelly Chopra Dhar). 120 minutes. Opened Friday (February 1). See listing. Rating: NNN Warning: This review contains light...
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  • TV review: Grace And Frankie season five trades subtlety for stereotypes

    GRACE AND FRANKIE: SEASON FIVE (multiple directors). All 13 episodes premiere on Netflix Canada on Friday (January 18). Rating: NNN In season four of Netflix’s...
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  • Review: Kacey Musgraves was versatile and inclusive at Danforth Music Hall

    KACEY MUSGRAVES with NATALIE PRASS at Danforth Music Hall, Friday, January 12. Rating: NNNNN Kacey Musgraves played a sold-out show at the Danforth Music Hall, re-inventing her catalogue...
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  • Review: Doug Paisley’s Starter Home is a gem of an album

    Rating: NNNN Doug Paisley is a talented Toronto singer/songwriter, but it took me several listens of his first album in five years, Starter Home, to...
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  • Joshua Whitehead creates his ideal image of queer Indigeneity

    JOSHUA WHITEHEAD with guests GWEN BENAWAY and ALICIA ELLIOTT at the Native Canadian Centre (16 Spadina), Tuesday (December 11). 7 pm. Free. anotherstory.ca. Less than...
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