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It was a no-budget porn film that earned millions and made Linda Lovelace a household name. A new documentary, Inside Deep Throat, casts a too-affectionate gaze back at the most famous X-rated movie of all-time.
By Katrina Onstad

Hollywood Far North
Inside the Yellowknife film boom

House Arrest
The sad fate of the brilliant sitcom, Arrested Development

U.S. playwright Arthur Miller dies: American playwright Arthur Miller, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Death of a Salesman, has died at age 89. Full Story
New York buzzing over Christo's 'Gates': Starting this weekend, all eyes are on New York as artists Christo and Jeanne-Claude unveil their latest monumental installation in Central Park. Full Story
Stratford's Monette sets retirement date: Richard Monette, the Stratford Festival's artistic director, has announced he will retire at the end of 2007, when his contract expires. Full Story

Donald Trump becomes a Muppet, Donald Grump
Al Franken rules out Senate bid - for now

Photo Gallery

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Reality Rock

Reality Rock: INXS looks for a new sensation

Alternative Canadian
Walk of Fame
Inductee: The Mask

Oh, the Humanity
The return of the charity single

Arts Programming

February 11, 2005

Deep Impact: Review: Inside Deep Throat; Film

February 10, 2005

Oh, The Humanity: Twenty years after Tears Are Not Enough, the charity single returns; Music

February 9, 2005

House Arrest: The sad fate of Arrested Development; TV

Reality Rock: INXS looks for a new sensation; Music

February 7, 2005

Hollywood Far North: Inside the Yellowknife film boom; Film

Hoser Hardware: Test your knowledge of Canadians at the Grammys; Music

Alternative Canadian Walk of Fame: Inductee: The Mask (1961); Film

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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