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In its second season, Mindhunter's characters discover evil isn't forged by one thing
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'Titans' crew member dead after equipment explosion at Toronto special effects facility
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Netflix deletes graphic suicide scene in '13 Reasons Why' after outcry
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Stranger Things may be nostalgia bait, but it's still really, really good
Netflix’s Unbelievable deals with rape in a way television has never done before — and it's powerful
Sadaf Ahsan: But how do you make a show with such difficult subject matter entertaining and not totally devastating?
'I'm brown and beautiful': How Tan France stopped worrying about representing others and started speaking for himself
'I no longer feel the need to whitewash or straight-wash myself in order to fit in. I can be the version of gay that I want to be'
Is going to the theatre now reserved for big-budget blockbusters alone?
Justine Smith: Netflix stepping in to serve an audience craving middle-budgeted movies only offers the illusion of diversity
In an unlikely turn, Adam Sandler's charming, old-fashioned Murder Mystery is a rare gem
Calum Marsh: It’s closer in spirit to the frothy urbane capers of the 1930s, such as The Lady Vanishes or The Thin Man
Jon Favreau and Roy Choi reunite for new Netflix series, The Chef Show
Guests include Gwyneth Paltrow, Robert Downey, Jr. and David Chang
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How The OA's second season became a three-year labour of love for its two distinct creators
'For so many years, we've been tending to it, watering it, clipping the weeds until we had a beautiful bouquet in the end' -
Triple Frontier masterfully manufactures tension in an otherwise textbook men-on-a-mission movie
Also, it stars: Oscar Isaac, Charlie Hunnam, Garrett Hedlund, Pedro Pascal and Ben Affleck. What more must one say? -
Andrew Coyne: Cultural imperialism isn't threatening Canadian identity — and cultural nationalism can't save it
The Canadian culture that nationalists wish to defend is inextricably shaped by our exposure to and absorption of American culture -
Netflix's Russian Doll is really good and super smart. Here's why
Sadaf Ahsan: The series is a massive notch above the typical Groundhog Day trope, swapping derivative science-fiction applications for one long therapy session
Why did a random Lorde song re-enter the charts, and what does Netflix have to do with it?
The visions never stop, Netflix wrap me upRead the Full Story →
Chris Selley: Netflix in Canada — an opportunity for the CBC, or imperialist menace?
CBC's CEO Catherine Tait seems almost psychedelically out of touch with the corporation and the public she is supposed to work forRead the Full Story →
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CBC president Catherine Tait compares Netflix to colonialism of the British and French empires
'I was thinking about the British Empire, and how if you were there and you were the Viceroy of India, you would feel that you were doing only good for ... -
Netflix rejects request to remove upsetting Lac-Megantic crash images from ‘Bird Box’
Jason Teichman, CEO of the company that sold the footage to Netflix, says he's "devastated" at how it was used -
Netflix accused of using real footage from Lac-Mégantic rail disaster in Sandra Bullock’s Bird Box
Early in the film, Bullock's character flips through news channels showing doomsday mayhem, including a darkened street silhouetted against a blazing fire
U.S. Netflix accounts are about to get 13 to 15 per cent more expensive
Although the company has raised prices in the past, this is the first increase that will be applied to all 58 million U.S. subscribersRead the Full Story →
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Netflix wants you to stop doing the Bird Box challenge. Please!
Inspired by the Sandra Bullock movie, people just do everyday things blindfolded. No injuries have been reported — yet -
How Netflix's Wanderlust offers an honest examination and a unique discussion around polyamory
Sadaf Ahsan: It's not about glorifying infidelity or even making it okay, but about understanding that it's alright to want something different
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Netflix blocks its own show in Saudi Arabia that's critical of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman
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The movies didn't get small in 2018. It was just the screens
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Scott Stinson: Sunderland ‘Til I Die is a revealing look at a professional club, but suffering fans are the show's real stars
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WatchHear me out: The kingdoms in the made-for-TV Christmas movies are all at war
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How the new Netflix thriller Cam shows sex work the respect it deserves
The important questions: Is Netflix killing our curiosity?
Marni Soupcoff: Why I want Netflix to monitor what I'm watching
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Is Netflix racially profiling its users?
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Nearly 58 per cent of downloaded Internet content is video streaming, according to Canadian survey
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The most trashed show of the year has been renewed for a second season because Netflix likes its dollars
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WatchHow Netflix commercials are a double-edged sword for the streaming service
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Netflix's fall food lineup includes a new season of Chef's Table and Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat
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France's top broadcasters join forces to create digital TV alternative to Netflix
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How a U.S. Supreme Court ruling could modernize Canada's tax system
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Glow proves that even if the wrestling is fake, the emotions are very, very real
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'If you profit, you contribute': Ottawa announces panel to review broadcasting, telecom laws for internet era
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'I will read the bible instead': Conservatives are threatening to cancel their Netflix subscriptions after new Obama deal
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13 Reasons Why is under fire again, this time for its graphic rape scene and school shooting narrative
