Susan G. Cole
Affinity Konar In Conversation with Susan G. Cole
Susan G. Cole interviews Affinity Konar, author of MISCHLING on November 2nd at Holy Blossom Temple in Toronto! Read more
Susan G. Cole interviews Michael Coren about his new book Epiphany
Susan G. Cole interviews Michael Coren about his new book Epiphany: A Christian's Change of Heart & Mind over Same-Sex Marriage on May 16th at North York Central Library! Read more
Susan G. Cole hosts BURST: New Voices in Canadian Literature
Susan G. Cole hosts BURST: New Voices in Canadian Literature at Pages Unbound Festival on May 6th at AGO's Jackman Hall! Read more
Micah White in conversation with Susan G. Cole
Micah White, co-creator and driving force behind 'Occupy Wall Street' talks with Susan G. Cole on March 17th at Toronto Reference Library! Read more
TIFF Critics Night with Susan G. Cole
This month's TIFF Critics Night guest, Susan G. Cole introduces a screening of Mustang on January 26th! Read more
Åsne Seierstad in conversation with Susan G. Cole
Win a pair of tickets to see non-fiction writer Åsne Seierstad in conversation with NOW's Susan G. Cole on October 28th at Lakeside Terrace! Read more
Inside Out review: Dykes In The Streets
Almerinda Travassos's inspiring film speaks to the need for lesbians – and everyone else – to know our political history Read more
Inside Out review: Good Kisser
A lesbian couple tries a threesome to keep their relationship interesting, but this comedy is predictable Read more
Three emerging theatre artists receive the first annual Jon Kaplan Legacy Fund Awards
NOW Magazine's beloved theatre writer was remembered in a moving celebration Read more
Andrea Dworkin photo by Robert Giard/copyright Jonathan Silin
It's time to reconsider polarizing radical feminist Andrea Dworkin
Art critic and Le Tigre co-founder Johanna Fateman helps put the second-wave feminist writer back in the conversation with Last Days At Hot Slit Read more
Hot Docs review: A Kandahar Away
Aisha Jamal skilfully navigates intergenerational tensions in this quirky film set in Kandahar, Saskatchewan Read more
Hot Docs review: Seeing Red: Stories Of American Communists
American Communist Party members look back at their lives in this essential film about political activism in the United States Read more
Hot Docs review: Beloved
Yaser Talebi's beautifully shot film will surprise you in all the best ways Read more
Hot Docs review: The Daughter Tree
Director Rama Rau finds a powerful emotional force in a midwife Neelam Bala Read more
Zoran Lesic
Hot Docs review: The Trial Of Ratko Mladic
Superbly shot doc covers the trial of a Bosnian Serb general accused of war crimes Read more
Hot Docs review: Union Maids
Film about female organizers in the 70s recalls the days when socialism was not a dirty word in America Read more
Hot Docs review: Khartoum Offside
Soccer-loving young women face down societal barriers with fierceness and humour in this apt-but-familiar film Read more
Hot Docs review: Haydee And The Flying Fish
Pachi Bustos's tribute to pregnant activists rounded up by Pinochet regime will make you weep Read more
Hot Docs review: Gaza
Masterfully constructed and well-shot film captures daily life in the increasingly alienated Gaza Strip Read more
Hot Docs review: Born In Evin
Maryam Zaree's film delving into a notorious Iranian prison is more about the director's emotional journey than revelatory pay-offs Read more
Jane Bruce
Five decades in, Robert Christgau is still a rock critic
As he prepares to release his fourth essay collection, the American writer talks bad reviews, covering abusers and how he's kept writing for 50 years Read more
Photo by Cylla von Tiedemann
Guarded Girls is a moving exploration of women in a maximum security prison
Playwright Charlotte Corbeil-Coleman gives her characters' stories life and potent dramatic force Read more
Courtesy of TIFA
Doyali Islam wins TIFA’s poetry competition Battle Of The Bards
Toronto-based poet comes out on top after a night of excellent readings by Michelle Brown, Jay MillAr, Adebe DeRango-Adem and others Read more
Samuel Engelking
Medieval book by a writer dubbed the first feminist lands at U of T
The university acquired Christine de Pizan's 1470 manuscript The Book Of Peace from the collection of the late Pierre Bergé Read more
Photo by Dahlia Katz
A Blow In The Face has everything you need for a great show – except a script
Lisa Ryder's play about postpartum depression is enhanced by superb performances, an impressive set and cool choreography Read more
Review: Gloria Bell, even with Julianne Moore, is an unnecessary remake
Oscar-winner Sebastián Lelio’s remake of his 2013 Chilean film has been Americanized in some unsettling ways Read more