Article archive — Page 19
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- AI-Native Studios Can Build Original IP, but Traditional Studios Keep the Franchises, VFX Veteran Says
- In a Competitive Washington Race, Both Candidates Carry a Base Problem
- Rohan Campbell Plans a Directorial Debut, Greenlight Pending
- A Film About Exile and Iran Is Already a Best Documentary Contender
- Three Senate Debates in One Night, and the Attacks Got Personal
- Russia Says It Formed a Battalion of Ukrainian “Volunteers”
- Boots Has Been Sold to a Canadian Billionaire Family
- A Panel on What Buyers Look for, From Development to Acquisition
- A Canopy Collapse at a Winnipeg Hotel Construction Site Kills a Worker
- Three Model Names and a Word Like 'Cinematic'
- A Memoir Serialized on Facebook, Corrected by Its Readers
- Six Thousand Saris Saved From the Landfill in Saskatoon
- Nanako Hirose's 'Between Two Lovers' Builds a Family Drama Around a Throuple
- Three Gay Lives, Three Eras: 'La Bola Negra' Runs 1932, 1937 and 2017
- Researchers Want Rigorous Trials for Sauna and Other Heat Therapies
- In Calgary, Three Moods About Alberta's Looming Referendum
- Georgia's Surrogacy Boom Began After Russia's 2022 Invasion
- Kimberly Polman Pleads Guilty to Leaving Canada for ISIS
- The Damage a Houthi Attack Does to Saudi Arabia Is Not Only Concrete
- Why an Antarctic Neutrino Telescope Watches for Blue Light
- Saudi Authorities Say Riyadh Airport Attack Killed 12
- DuVernay on ‘13th’ and ‘14th’: One Was a Straight Line, One Is a Puzzle
- Dismissed OpenAI Researchers Cite Safety; the Company Cites Mishandled Information
- Bill Burr, Aaron Sorkin and the Fiction of Getting Under Zuckerberg's Skin
- Ballots Are Already Being Cast in Many States, and the Officials Running It Make Their Case
- 'It Can Cause Harm' Is Easy; 'How Often' Needs Data
- OpenAI's Oracle Case Study: Turning Specialist Knowledge Into Repeatable Workflows
- The Friendship Inn Expects Its Most-Attended Thanksgiving Dinner, After Months of Rising Demand
- Why Venice Built the World's First Ghetto
- Barbara Ward's Claim That Prosperity and Nature Are One Problem
- Notre-Dame Basilica's Facade Is Finished; the Work Isn't
- Catherine Zeta-Jones Would Rather Not Know the Actor
- Manitoba's Incoming E-Scooter Rules: 16, a Helmet, 25 km/h
- A Pakistani Thriller Heads for French Cinemas and a Fall Rollout Abroad
- An Australian Dramedy Goes to Busan Buyers With a Hong Kong Sales Agent
- Smith's Pledge Against a Second Alberta Referendum Draws Separatist Pushback
- A Valentine's Date for 'In a Violent Nature: Part 2'
- Cross-Strait Pressure Reaches the Coffee Competition and the Book Prize
- Firmus Pulls Its Listing, Citing Market Volatility
- Two of Yandex's Five Data Centers Are Down After Ukrainian Drone Strikes
- The Director of 'Tenzing' Had Been Filming Mountains for 18 Years
- Yemeni Forces Are Trying to Retake a Strait That Sits Near Djibouti
- 'Ibuku' Means 'My Mother,' but the Camera Stays With the Mother
- A Two-Week Walk Across Prince Edward Island, With a Flag Carried in Ukraine
- Greig Fraser Says Nothing He's Shot Was Harder Than 'Project Hail Mary'
- Two Firsts for Rwanda, Reached Through Different Doors
- Whitehorse's New Library Stocks Rocks, Not Paperbacks
- Brad Bird's Long-Gestating Jetpack Noir: Immersive, and Too Sprawling
- Christian Bittar's Conviction Is Quashed by the Court of Appeal
- The King's Cyber Anniversary Letter Invokes 'Threats to Our International Order'