The Grenada invasion could have broken the Reagan-Thatcher relationship. It didn’t
Reagan sidelined Thatcher by invading Grenada without consulting her but the relationship survived anyway
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Canada once took kids’ TV seriously
Children’s television once assumed kids could think and feel deeply. That approach shaped a generation
A new Sinatra treasure trove makes the case for AI in music
A new batch of long-buried Sinatra recordings from SING Records lands with real punch, and the AI behind the sound is hard to dismiss
Why this Michael Caine film lingers in my mind
The Great Escaper isn’t Caine’s best movie, but it’s still well worth watching
The Running Man reboot takes a familiar plot and makes it disturbingly believable
While the original Schwarzenegger Running Man was wild, the remake is uncomfortably plausible
Channing Tatum plays real-life thief in a tense new drama
A tense film about loneliness, deception and reinvention
Buffalo Bill and the making of the Wild West legend
Buffalo Bill turned frontier grit into global showmanship
The greatest Apache chief you’ve never heard of
Mangas Coloradas united a warrior nation, sought peace and paid for it with his life
A forgotten Shakespeare play and an unloved Stratford theatre find redemption
A rebuilt theatre and a rarely staged play combine for a surprise hit
William F. Buckley’s sharp mind still shapes conservatism
A century after his birth, he remains a touchstone for conservative thought
Did Beethoven actually have a sense of humour?
Beethoven’s music wasn’t all thunder and tragedy
The Manhattan Project’s indispensable man
Maj. Gen. Leslie Groves had a reputation for getting things done
CBC spending soars while viewers tune out
Canadians keep funding a bloated CBC few of them are watching
