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What it was like singing backup for Céline Dion
Deborah Cox is one of the most celebrated voices in music, with a career that spans chart-topping hits, Grammy nominations, acclaimed performances on…
1 month, 4 weeks ago
Even bbno$ finds bbno$ to be too much sometimes
Vancouver’s bbno$ has racked up millions of followers across platforms for his funny raps and witty commentary on internet culture today. After going…
1 month, 4 weeks ago
Tom Green on Tony Hawk, gaining a mule’s trust, and coming home to Canada
The Canadian comedian Tom Green has been a huge presence in the comedy world for decades — from his cable-access days doing The Tom Green Show, to hi…
2 months ago
Carley Fortune’s adaptation non-negotiable? Keep the story in Canada
Carley Fortune says she had one firm line when it came to the Amazon Prime adaptation of her debut novel: it had to stay in Canada. In the end, the s…
2 months ago
A cartoonist uncovers a chapter of queer American history
Tillie Walden is a prolific and award-winning American graphic novelist. Her 2017 graphic memoir, Spinning, won the prestigious Eisner Award. Now, sh…
2 months ago
In a rare English interview, Diljit Dosanjh sits down with Q
Diljit Dosanjh has become the face of a global Punjabi music wave. From the Met Gala to the Billboard charts, he's taking the language, culture, and …
2 months ago
New Music: Georges E. Sioui
Celebrated academic and Indigenous historian Georges E. Sioui introduces a new song, The Eyes of a Child, in Q’s recurring New Music segment. His deb…
2 months ago
When this Broadway vet won a Tony, she thanked her babysitters
After 20 years on Broadway, Caissie Levy has finally won her first Tony Award. The Canadian actor and singer has made a name for herself both in New …
2 months ago
Klô Pelgag on motherhood, creativity and francophone music in Canada
Klô has gone through some big changes since being shortlisted for the Polaris Music Prize in 2021. She wrote her latest album, Abracadabra, after bec…
2 months ago
Breaking the silence on sexual abuse in the classical world
Lara St. John was sexually assaulted by her aged instructor when she was a teenager at the prestigious Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia. Aft…
2 months ago