"Everyone will be famous for fifteen minutes" - Andy Warhol. The pop-art genius and touchstone for a generation of New York artists, musicians, and stars poked convention, making masterpieces out of Polaroids of the famous, Campbell's Tomato Soup cans, Brillo Pads, and his motley crew at the …
February’s Notoriously Dark Offerings, with a Little Fun in Film, TV and Streaming.
By Anne Brodie Dark, as ever, gritty as ever, but in a surprisingly analog métier, The Batman untangles the origins story of Bruce Wayne's justice-seeking alter ego Batman in his sophomore year fighting crime and his sworn enemies, The Riddler and The Penguin. Gotham City's Mayor is murdered in …
Molly Parker and Clifton Collins, Jr. Star in an Intimate Portrait of Middle Age in Jockey.
Jockey's Molly Parker and Clifton Collins, Jr. - Ruth and Jackson - are at a stage of reckoning. Jackson's many injuries over decades of racing horses will soon rob him of his beloved career, while he prepares for the next championship. Ruth looks on, broken-hearted. That's when an aspiring young …
Women’s Worth Part 2: The Economics of The Unpaid Care Economy
By Kadie Ward, Commissioner and CAO, Ontario Pay Equity Commission The economic impacts of unpaid care work and the undervaluation of paid care work by women are large and measurable. Last month, we talked about the clustering of women in certain sectors in the workforce and how those …
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Meet the Stars of the Fact-Based Series The Porter as They Embrace Historic Struggles for Black Equity in Canada.
CBC/ BET+ ambitious Black-led dramatic series The Porter chronicles the rich history of Black train conductors in Canada, their role in opening the country while enduring horrific working conditions and fighting to unionise. It also spotlights the nurses of the Black Cross, a group created to serve …