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Autumnal Jams to Listen to as the Leaves Change

Refine your next playlist with this selection of recent album releases, curated by our editors.

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Ramy’s May Calamawy on the Show’s Representations of Muslims and Gender

To many—Muslim viewers in particular—the show is a refreshing departure from typical representations of Islam in the mainstream media.

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A Treasure Trove of a Textile Mill in Florence

A stone courtyard leads to a painted red door that opens to the inner domain of Antico Setificio Fiorentino, where, for hundreds of years, weavers have been creating lustrous fabrics.

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What Films to Watch at TIFF This Year (and How to Watch Them)

With a focus on first-rate international cinema and Canadian creativity, TIFF 2020’s lineup “reflects [the] tumult” of the year."

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The Strange and Unusual Beehive Books

The projects championed by founders of Philadelphia-based Beehive Books, Josh O’Neill and Maëlle Doliveux, set out to challenge how design and publishing work together.

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Violinist and Vocalist Sudan Archives

With each EP release the LA-based self-taught musician puts out, she sidesteps a defining genre, switching up and maturing her sound as if each song were a lesson.

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Audemars Piguet’s Hairspring-Shaped Watch Museum

Audemars Piguet’s newly opened Musée Atelier is more “atelier” than the dark, dusty monument to the past conjured by the word “museum.”

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Marie Clements on the Absolute Necessity of Storytelling

A Marie Clements play moves like a poem across the stage, unspooling metaphors in sound and light, movement and dialogue.

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Poetry From Isolation

"When the neighbourhood goes quiet as the country."

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Upstart & Crow Is Not Your Average Bookstore

Opening a bookstore and filling it with your favourite painstakingly chosen books is a dream for most, but Zoe Grams, founder and principal of literary marketing agency ZG Stories, made it her reality this month.

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Ian Williams Is Changing the Rules of the Canadian Novel

Ian Williams is concerned with social honesty expressed through immaculate craft. In a time when many novels try to jockey for the hippest or most woke, Williams deals with the messy ambiguities, which is why a family is the perfect vehicle.

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Catherine Bush’s Tempest-Inspired Climate Story Has Surprising Implications in the Pandemic

“Sometimes it seems like a neoliberal gesture to be obsessed with originality.”

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