Miller Sanford Have you ever seen a photo of someone you’ve known for years that makes you change how you see them? I’m looking at an image of filmmaker Sean Baker taken shortly after his open-hearted, screwball adventure “Anora” won the Palme d’Or, the Cannes Film Festival’s top prize, an award that Baker never in a million … Read more
At 58, Clarence Maclin might be new to the big screen, but the formerly incarcerated stage performer turned movie actor has spent decades honing his chops. In director Greg Kwedar’s film “Sing Sing,” which Maclin co-wrote, he plays a character based on himself — which is not to say he plays himself, exactly. As Divine … Read more
In adapting Renée Knight’s novel “Disclaimer” into the Apple TV+ limited series, writer-director Alfonso Cuarón enlisted fellow Academy Award winners Cate Blanchett and Kevin Kline to play its central arch-nemeses. Over seven “chapters,” the two share relatively little screen time. But their eventual pas de deux will send viewers scrambling to rewatch the smoke-and-mirrors mystery … Read more
Just when it looked like the seven playoff teams in the AFC might be set before Thanksgiving, here come the Dolphins. Just when it looked like the defending NFC champions were getting their act together after a slow start, there go the 49ers. Two teams with a lot of similarities because of their overlapping coaching … Read more
Franchise player was dominant in another tough loss. RJ Barrett #9 of the Toronto Raptors drives to the basket against Tobias Harris of the Detroit Pistons during the second half at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit on Monday night. Photo by Gregory Shamus /Getty Images The main takeaway from yet another tough, close Raptors loss, … Read more
Five reasons behind the city’s rationale, and how experts evaluate them. Fluoride has been fiercely debated by Montreal’s agglomeration council, with Maja Vodanovic, the Montreal executive committee member in charge of water, citing high costs, health, and environmental concerns as key reasons behind the city’s decision.Photo by Montreal Gazette illustration With Montreal city councillors holding … Read more
Like the group’s legendary 1976 farewell show, the performance in the ornate venue Le 9e — featuring dozens of Montreal artists — will be held on U.S. Thanksgiving. Shane Murphy, left, Howard Bilerman and Mitch Melnick are among the team of Montrealers staging a tribute to The Band’s legendary farewell concert The Last Waltz on … Read more
Based on technology developed for the Canadian Space Agency, a new pilot project is intended to help identify medical conditions that need attention among people on the wait list for a GP. Canadian astronaut and physician David Saint-Jacques, right, with CIUSSS de l’Ouest-de-l’Île-de-Montréal CEO Dan Gabay and Andrea Galindo, CEO of Baüne, which developed the … Read more
Partners pitch ‘exclusive’ access to Mt. Waterman ski resort. The Forest Service has concerns Prospective new owners intend to revitalize the vintage Mt. Waterman ski resort in the Angeles National Forest — in part by selling exclusive access to coveted powder days to well-heeled customers and ferrying them to the mountains in chartered helicopters. But … Read more
Divorced and “rootless,” Danish-born architect Thomas Juul-Hansen had just graduated from Harvard University’s Graduate School of Design with a Master of Architecture degree when he decided to go on a two-month, cross-country motorcycle tour. “I started in New York and that’s where I ended,” Juul-Hansen told Gimme Shelter. “It’s the only part of America where … Read more
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