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Güncelleme: 07.07.2020

5 GÜN ÖNCE

'Famesick' and Lena Dunham's polarizing pop legacy.

Thanks to her new memoir ‘Famesick,’ Lena Dunham is all over our feeds after being out of the spotlight for awhile. Slate’s Scaachi Koul and Vulture’s Fran Hoepfner [HOFF-ner] chat with Elamin Abdelmahmoud about how Lena Dunham became a polarizing cultural figure and the way she reflects on her past successes and failures now.

5 gün önce

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26 dk.
14 NIS

What DTF St. Louis says about male bonding + How K-pop's Plave are taking the virtual band to new levels!

DTF St Louis is one of the most original shows on TV right now – Critics Michel Ghanem [MEE-shell GAH-nim] and Vinson Cunningham join Elamin Abdelmahmoud to talk about Sunday's finale and what the show reveals about male friendship in mid-life. Virtual K-pop group Plave just released their latest EP Caligo Pt. 2. It’s the follow up to last year’s Caligo Pt. 1 album that sold more than a million copies, a first for a virtual group. Michelle Cho talks with host Elamin Abdelmahmoud about Plave's success.

14 Nis

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25 dk.
13 NIS

Euphoria is back! + Justin Bieber returns to Coachella

A lot has happened in the four years since the last season of Euphoria -- for both the show’s characters and its cast members. Vulture TV critic Roxana Hadadi [ha-DAW-dee] and OnlyFans creator Gwen Adora join Elamin to talk about where the show picks up in season three, its continued obsession with sex work and the controversies its weathered along the way. Plus - the biggest music festival in North America, Coachella, once again takes over the polo fields of Indio, California for two weekends of fun in the sun. CBC Music’s Natalie Harmsen fills us in on the buzziest performances from the event – including the long-awaited stage return of Justin Bieber.

13 Nis

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25 dk.
07.11.2025

Friday wrap on All's Fair, Die My Love, and If I Had Legs I'd Kick You

Critics Teri Hart, Roxana Hadadi and Jackson Weaver join guest host Amil Niazi to discuss the new Kim Kardashian legal drama ‘All’s Fair,’ and how motherhood shows up in Jennifer Lawrence's new film, ‘Die My Love’ and in ‘If I Had Legs I’d Kick You,’ starring Rose Byrne.

07.11.2025

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28 dk.
3 NIS

Who gets to write working class stories in Canada?

A new anthology series 'Bread Alone: What happens when we run out of working-class writers?' edited by Kate Pasola begs the question: who gets to have a career in writing? And how does that inform the kinds of working class narratives that get published? Niko Stratis, Deborah Dundas and Catherine Hernandez join Elamin Abdelmahmoud to chat about being a working class writer in Canada, the value of labour in creative industries, and how not to sell out while trying to make ends meet.

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25 dk.
02.11.2025

Zadie Smith never thought she’d tell this story

It’s hard to believe that Zadie Smith was just 24 years old when she wrote White Teeth, the book that made her a literary star. 25 years later, Zadie is still finding new stories from her life to reflect on — and she shares many of those in her latest essay collection, Dead and Alive. The book combines art criticism with musings about technology, parenting and the writers who've inspired her. This week, Zadie joins Mattea Roach to talk about the collection, what it’s like to look back on 25 years of writing … and that time she fell out of a window. Liked this conversation? Keep listening: Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s triumphant return to fiction Alison Bechdel on making money and seeing Fun Home in a new light

02.11.2025

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48 dk.
7 NIS

The big twist in The Drama, and should theatres get rid of age-based ratings?

'The Drama' starring Robert Pattinson and Zendaya hits theatres on April 3. The movie hinges on a dark secret that's already stirred up controversy before the film's release. Film critics Bilge Ebiri and Rachel Ho talk to guest host Amil Niazi about the controversy, and why the movie still lands even if you know the spoilers. Plus, with Saskatchewan passing the Film Content Information Act that puts the onus on movie theatres to create their own content warning. Commotion guest host Amil Niazi is joined by University of Saskatchewan professor Jerry White to talk about what inspired this act and its ramifications for moviegoers in the province and Canada writ large.

7 Nis

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25 dk.
25 MAR

The Hannah Montana special, and the Lindy West fiasco

Hannah Montana is marking 20 years with a massive anniversary special on Disney+ . Music journalist Emilie Hanskamp and television reporter Ethan Shanfeld talk to Elamin Abdelmahmoud about Miley Cyrus’s decision to return to her Disney roots after years of outrunning it, and what it means for her fans. Plus, Lindy West is one of the most influential feminist voices of her generation. Her new memoir 'Adult Braces' is getting lots of attention, but not for the reasons she might want. Elamin sits down with writer Kate Lindsay to talk about the drama around the new memoir, and how it illuminates the perils of confessional writing.

25 Mar

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34 dk.
23 OCA

Friday Wrap: Canada Shore, Oscar noms and the Beckham family drama

The infamous late-2000s MTV reality show ‘Jersey Shore’ gets a Canuck spin but does the hot-mess spectacle translate north of the border? Culture writers Amil Niazi, Mel Woods, and Hanna Flint join the Group Chat to share their impressions 'Canada Shore' and weigh in on the Oscar nominations and how the drama brewing inside the Beckham family is upending the typical nepo-baby narrative.

23 Oca

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32 dk.
19 MAR

Do we care that 'Love Story' blurs fact with fiction? And, the country musical 'Shucked'

People can’t stop talking about ‘Love Story,’ a Ryan Murphy dramatization about JFK Jr. and Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy. Elamin Abdelmahmoud talks to television critics Michel Ghanem and Lainey Liu about what the show gets right and wrong, the endless fascination with the couple and the risk of fictionalizing real people. Plus, the musical comedy 'Shucked' really is just about corn. The Tony Award-nominated Broadway hit is now on its first national tour, and recently made its Canadian premiere in Toronto. Theatre critic Aisling Murphy unpacks the appeal of the musical comedy.

19 Mar

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24 dk.

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