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The 2020 lineup for Inside Out features 150 films and 9 television series, available to stream Ontario-wide from October 1 to 11.

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While some are gearing up for back to school, it's back to the red carpet for our favourite celebs at the Venice Film Festival.

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An official Friends cookbook is on the way, the 2020 Hot Docs Festival is now online, the Luminato Festival announced this year's virtual lineup, and more.

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All the winter style inspo you need.

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Birks, in partnership with Telefilm,  hosted a star-studded evening at The Atrium at Ricarda’s this week to celebrate the work of six women from within Canada’s film industry. The Birks Diamond Tribute to the Year’s Women in Film which is held traditionally during TIFF, recognized the accomplishments of actresses Tantoo Cardinal and Pascale Bussières, screenwriter Susan Coyne, and directors […]

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The thin-skinned once and future reality-TV star wandering around the White House has hijacked 2017. An endless stream of controversial policies and obnoxious remarks directed at women, immigrants, Muslims, Mexicans, LGBTQ people and countless others has triggered a concerted anti-Trump creative resistance. In times like these, some escapist entertainment would totally be jus­tified, but if […]

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It’s that time of year again. The countdown to the 42nd annual Toronto International Film Festival is officially on. All eyes will be on our city this coming September. Running from September 7 to the 12, the Toronto International Film Festival committee announced the first rounds of the highly-anticipated films that will be here for […]

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After 12 days of red carpet premieres, screenings, galas and photocalls, we can officially wave good-bye to the 70th Annual Cannes Film Festival. Judging from the starry turnout, we have to say it might have been the most A-list-packed one yet, with everyone from Rihanna to Nicole Kidman to Aishwarya Rai Bachchan touching down in […]

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Fashion Television (RIP) was ahead of its time in several ways, and here is one of them: In 1985, when executive producer Jay Levine launched the program, he imagined it might become a channel for short narrative videos about clothing. Fashion films, now so inescapable a phenomenon, were then just a thought without a name: if music videos could revolutionize the way we consume pop, couldn’t a little cinematography do the same for clothing? The ’70s had seen then-living legends Guy Bourdin and Richard Avedon experiment with the moving image, and as film-recording cameras became less expensive, it seemed likely they’d land in the hands of younger, emerging lensmen. As MTV was to music videos, so might Fashion Television be to this new mode of image-making.

Following her back-to-back showstopper appearances at Cannes, Diane Kruger has now officially proven that she is physically incapable of looking anything short of perfect. From a gold gilded Vivienne Westwood number to a subtly sexy Jason Wu lace wrapped dress, Kruger hit the sartorial jackpot during her tenure as a judge at the film festival. Click through to see her best red carpet moments at Cannes and vote for which one you think should come out on top.

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Toronto’s North by Northeast music and film festival lineup can seem unappealing versus its buzzier Austin-based cousin, South by Southwest, but the indie music fest gets bigger, louder, and more fashionable each year. Take style cues from these five ultra-styling must-see bands:

Dum Dum Girls
Though they play rah-rah garage rock, Dum Dum Girls are less dusty, girls-next-door, more enviably editorialized—expect red lips and lots of black.
Lee’s Palace, June 17, 11 P.M.