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Leads Ariana Grade and Cynthia Erivo shine in ‘Wicked,’ a new movie musical based on the Broadway show. [Photo via IMDb].

Review: ‘Wicked’ sets soaring standard for modern movie musicals

Arts Grace Hawkes -
Through accepting limits, the cast and crew defied gravity and hit new heights with Wicked.  The musical film broke opening-weekend box office records for the...
Documentary filmmaker Gio Petti stands in front of OC Transpo’s Line 2 Carleton University train stop on Jan. 9, 2025.

Q&A: Filmmaker Gio Petti discusses OC Transpo documentary ‘Dude, Where’s My Bus?’

Arts Bianca McKeown -
Imagine waiting half an hour in -20 C weather for a bus that may not come. This experience is all too familiar for many...
A black silhouette of a artist playing a guitar amid blue stage lighting.

Review: Timothée Chalamet delivers career-best performance in ‘A Complete Unknown’

Arts Daniel Fraser -
It’s New York in 1961: A teenaged and unknown Bob Zimmerman arrives in the Empire State. He is determined to visit his musical hero,...
Against black walls, comic book art of hip hop music legends literally comes off the pages as pages "fly" (are held up)

Hip-hop comes to life through Ottawa comic exhibit 

Arts Sarah Yule -
Growing up in Benin, West Africa, Andy Akangah’s first exposure to comic books came from Belgian strips he read as a child. Inspired by...
Jodan Drosier (second from right) answers a question about his life experiences as a transgender man surrounded by fellow panelists at the West Side Pride film screening at the Kanata United Church on Nov. 23, 2024.

West Side Pride film screening uplifts transgender voices, challenges misconceptions 

Arts Sophia Laporte -
Three days after the Transgender Day of Remembrance, West Side Pride platformed and honoured creative voices in the transgender community with a documentary screening...
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