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Funny Business
What happens when one iconic comedic actor makes a movie about another? Reflections on life, death and Bill Murray’s fax machine. A surprisingly serious conversation with Ryan Reynolds on the eve of the world premiere of John Candy: I Like Me by courtney shea

A League of Their Own
An unfettered roundtable with Emma Seligman, Mae Martin, Devery Jacobs, D.W. Waterson and Ally Pankiw—a.k.a. CanCon’s queer mafia
by maddy mahoney

Critical Faculty

Melanie Woodin is a renowned neuroscientist, a diehard cyclist and now U of T's first woman president. What took so long?

3 mins

Win-Win Situation

This single mom managed to save money while landing a family-friendly home for her young kids

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A Heart-to-Heart with a Pioneer in Cardiac Surgery

Exploring the prolific work of Dr. Tirone David— a down-to-earth, solution-driven cardiac surgeon

3 mins

FUNNY BUSINESS

What happens when one iconic comedic actor makes a movie about another? Reflections on life, death, fatherhood, nostalgia and Bill Murray's fax machine. A surprisingly serious conversation with Ryan Reynolds on the eve of the world premiere of John Candy: I Like Me

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Matt Johnson the Filmmaker the Profile

BlackBerry catapulted the rebel director into the mainstream. Now he's making the Bourdain biopic Tony. Can a pop culture-obsessed terminal adolescent learn to conquer the Hollywood movie machine?