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On Any Given Sunday: Super Bowl As TV Spectacle

It's been a long, strange trip involving Howard Cosell, Billy Joel, O.J. Simpson and (of course) Janet and Justin. Why 180 countries will be watching Sunday's Super Bowl.
By Stephen Cole

The Wedding March: The onslaught of matrimony movies

Book Review:
Lawrence Hill looks at George Elliott Clarke's new novel

CBC makes pitch for more money: Executives for the CBC, Canada's public broadcaster, made their case for additional funding this week. Full Story
Star of 'JAG' signs deal with ABC: David James Elliott, the Canadian-born performer who plays the lead role on television's JAG, has signed a development deal with ABC. Full Story
Quarrymen guitarist Eric Griffiths dies: Eric Griffiths, a guitarist in John Lennon's high school band The Quarrymen, which evolved into The Beatles, has died of cancer. He was 64. Full Story

'Casino Royale' to be next James Bond flick
Cdn. producers bemoan decline in production

Illustration of referee blowing a whistle

Puck Cinema: Test your knowledge of hockey movies

Woman with headphones at night

Bring the noise: The evolution of portable audio

Hammy Hamster Alternative Canadian
Walk of Fame
Inductee: Hammy Hamster

The Outsider
Review: The Assassination of Richard Nixon

Arts Programming

February 4, 2005

On Any Given Sunday: Why 180 countries will be watching the Super Bowl; TV

The Wedding March: The onslaught of movies about matrimony; Film

The Outsider: Review: The Assassination of Richard Nixon; Film

February 3, 2005

Hey Kids! No Comics!: How the comic book almost disappeared; Books

Rueing the Consequences: Book Review: George Elliott Clarke's George & Rue; Books

February 2, 2005

Filming the Unfilmable: The challenge of the genocide movie; Film

Dead Presidents: Brad Smith's new novel lampoons Civil War fanatics; Books

February 1, 2005

Immaterial Girls: Why looking for the new Madonna is a lost cause; Music

January 28, 2005

Kidstuff: Review: Childstar; Film

Q+A: Jessica Yu: Director of In The Realms of the Unreal; Film

January 24, 2005

Candid Camera: Jonathan Caouette's stark self-revelation; Film

San Pedro's Fault: Review: Bad Education; Film

January 20, 2005

Out There: Gay theatre artists move beyond the coming-out drama; Stage

Groundbreaker: A profile of architect Daniel Libeskind
By Liz Hodgson
Art & Design

January 14, 2005

Birth Of A Nation: The genius marketing campaign behind Halo 2
By Greg Bolton
Media

Book Club Virgin (And Proud Of It): The scorn of the solitary reader
By Li Robbins
Books

January 13, 2005

Puck Cinema: Test your knowledge of hockey movies; Film

Men At Work: Review: In Good Company; Film

Grim Fairy Tale: Review: The Woodsman; Film

Doggie Chic: Pawing through Modern Dog magazine
By Greg Buium
Media

Bring the Noise: The evolution of portable audio
By Matthew McKinnon
Music

The Dead Zone: Why CSI: Crime Scene Investigation is Hollywood's perfect Bush-era export.; TV

Alternative Canadian Walk of Fame: Inductee: Hammy Hamster
By Andre Mayer
TV

January 6, 2005

All The Lonely People: Douglas Coupland unveils his latest novel, Eleanor Rigby; Books

Overboard: Review: The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou; Film

January 4, 2005

Best of 2004: The Year in Canadian TV; TV

The Bipolar Express: 2004: The Incendiary Year in American TV; TV

Best of 2004: The Year in Canadian Pop; Music

2004: The Year in International Pop: Music

The Best Films of 2004: Film

2004: The Year in Canadian Film: Film

2004: The Year in Canadian Books: Books

2004: The Year in International Books: Books

2004: The Year in Advertising: Advertising

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