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Like many industries, cinema in Quebec has been hard hit by COVID-19, and some major players in the industry are trying to find a way to flip the script. 1

Venezuelan conductor Rafael Payare has been chosen to become musical director of the Montreal Symphony Orchestra (OSM) as of the 2022-2023 season. 2

CEGEP students can get a degree in glass-making at a workshop-slash-classroom called the Espace Verre, located in a former fire station. 1

Times are tough for Montreal's metro buskers and street performers. Deprived of their biggest stages by the COVID-19 pandemic, many are now considering a change in profession.

‘The Midnight Sky,’ the latest from director George Clooney, comes to Netflix.

They can't put on shows now, but maybe by summer. So theatre people are asking for a special heads-up about relaxed COVID-19 rules.

A Quebec City artist paid tribute to George Floyd, whose death inspired widespread protests against police violence, by building a giant snow sculpture in his likeness.

Academy Award-winning actress Halle Berry took to Instagram to bestow her own bit of adjudication of best in a particular category on Saturday when she named the hot wings from Cunninghams Pub in Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue on Montreal's West Island 'some the best damn hot wings I've ever tasted.' 1

‘The Prom’ is a Broadway show that was adapted to TV for Netflix and directed by Ryan Murphy.

Luthier James Klym turned an accident with a table saw into a rewarding career building some of Montreal's most stylish guitars. 1

I Musici de Montreal chamber orchestra has a new music advisor and principal guest conductor, Jean-Francois Rivest on his new role.

Telefilm Canada says '14 Days 12 Nights' will compete for best international feature film at the Oscars following the disqualification of another film.

Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom is a powerful and compelling play by August Wilson that is now available to stream on Netflix.

Adam Kiesler started collecting machines a decade ago. He says it quickly became a full-tilt obsession. 1

Former entertainment mogul Gilbert Rozon, founder of the Just for Laughs festival, has been found not guilty on charges of rape and indecent assault. 9

What started as a pandemic project has turned into a real venture for Montrealer Dan McKay. Aiming to turn a bad situation into something good, McKay and his family started a company called Finless Skateboard Co. 1

New Disney+ drama ‘Safety’ is about putting family first.

Quebec director Denis Villeneuve is angry with parent company AT&T, which he accuses of sacrificing production company Warner Bros. by announcing the online broadcast of his new film "Dune" at the same time as the theatrical release of the work.

The National Arts Centre is sharing the spotlight with Canada's longest-running Black theatre company as part of the Ottawa institution's new commitment to evenly split its English programming resources with Black arts organizations.

CJAD 800 radio is having a birthday -- it turned 75 on Tuesday. 2