Brad Wheeler

Don’t worry baby, the Disney+ Beach Boys documentary has fun, fun, fun

In Toronto, Neil Young and Crazy Horse rejected nostalgia by showing a sold-out crowd that rock ‘n’ roll will never die

Reverend Billy & The Church of Stop Shopping are the activist opening act for Neil Young’s Love Earth Tour

Self-taught photographer Dee Lippingwell shot rock luminaries

Gordon Lightfoot tribute show shuts out key performers, including long-time promoter Bernie Fiedler

Donner Prize shortlisters share the biggest surprises about writing their books

In Beethoven’s Nine, Canadian documentarian becomes a storyline after a devastating loss

Live Aid musical Just For One Day coming to Toronto

Tom Wilson’s Beautiful Scars shines a light on identity, deceptions, decolonization and an unsettled psyche

Beloved maestro Sir Andrew Davis had a long-standing bond with the TSO

Taylor Swift’s new album The Tortured Poets Department is fine, and that’s not great

Clarinet-playing bandleader Phil Nimmons was the dean of Canadian jazz

Hot Docs 2024: Everything you need to know to attend the festival in Toronto

Six must-watch films at Hot Docs 2024

As director of Holocaust drama Irena’s Vow, Louise Archambault was just the transmitter: ‘It was going to be that way, or I wasn’t going to do it’

More than Mickey Mouse: Diego Matamoros on playing Walt Disney and the state of live theatre

Lost Angel: The Genius of Judee Sill spotlights a mostly-forgotten songwriter

Civil War director Alex Garland talks extremism, social division and the war against journalism

Yannick Nézet-Séguin leads Philadelphia Orchestra’s three-city visit to Canada

Alex Garland’s new thriller Civil War makes audacious predictions about America’s fate