Mickey Mouse hits 802

Walt Disney's most famous creation hit the screen in Steamboat Willie 80 years ago in New York. 18/11/08 12:31 PM 2

Bond shatters franchise records18

Daniel Craig's return as James Bond in Quantum of Solace pulls in $70.4-million at weekend box office 17/11/08 3:33 AM 18

Mania greets cast of teen vampire movie ‘Twilight' in Toronto

Film based on the bestselling book series by Stephenie Meyer 15/11/08 8:28 PM

OUTtv urges Shaw to comply with ruling11

CRTC has ordered Canada's second-largest cable operator to market and package channel as equitably as it does others 20/11/08 3:59 AM 11

Halt lavish spending, CBC executives told30

Warning comes after reports of heavy spending on theatre tickets, meals and travel 20/11/08 4:29 AM 30

CBC helps to recast defunct orchestra21

CBC offers support to new venture as house orchestra falls silent 19/11/08 2:17 AM 21

McLachlan, Loverboy to be honoured at Junos16

Awards to be presented in Vancouver in March 21/11/08 4:20 AM 16

TSO finances in the black for third year running

Orchestra sold $9-million worth of tickets and raised $9.6-million in donations 20/11/08 3:57 AM

Beyoncé backfires15

Beyoncé debuts her alter-ego, Sasha Fierce 18/11/08 4:13 AM 15

In this quartet, McCoy Tyner shows he's the real thing2

An abrupt ending to an unsatisfying set at Vancouver's Chan Centre for the Performing Arts 17/11/08 3:44 AM 2

Beatles basement track?19

Experimental Beatles track could be released 17/11/08 3:43 AM 19

All hail the vivacious Queen of Rock 'n' Roll4

Tina Turner showed Toronto the come-back queen has no limits 15/11/08 10:08 AM 4

Survey predicts cancelled foreign shows7

Absence of two cultural diplomacy programs and a stalling economy cited 21/11/08 4:17 AM 7

Vancouver's PuSh unveils bill for 2009 festival

Three-week cultural extravaganza of Canadian and international works returns in January 21/11/08 4:16 AM

Vancouver theatre listings

Vancouver theatre listings 21/11/08 3:21 PM

In his house of dance

'Step back and shake it up': The motto animates Christopher House's career with Toronto Dance Theatre 17/11/08 3:32 AM

Risks of dangerous adaptation pay off for National Ballet

Choreographer John Neumeier's 2002 adaptation of Chekhov's classic play The Seagull is a monumental achievement 17/11/08 3:41 AM

Strindberg's pressure cooker delivers heat

Review: Miss Julie: Sheh'mah, a Kick Theatre production, at The Theatre Centre in Toronto 17/11/08 3:47 AM

Matthiessen wins U.S. fiction prize5

Author gains second National Book Award for 'Shadow Country' – 29 years after his first honour 20/11/08 10:15 AM 5

Globe writers win Governor-General's awards59

Christie Blatchford and John Ibbitson honoured; Nino Ricci wins for second time in the English-language fiction category 18/11/08 3:54 PM 59

Tony Curtis: Picture this22

The Hollywood icon holds forth on acting, homosexuality, bedding Marilyn and inventing Elvis's haircut. With no shortage of tales of his wild days of carousing, the actor and painter tells all in a new book 18/11/08 4:32 PM 22

Izzy'd be devastated, 'but most of it is his fault'19

Peter C. Newman's biography of Izzy Asper comes out just as CanWest faces the music, Gayle MacDonald writes 15/11/08 8:35 AM 19

A vampire comes out at Twilight1

Montreal native Rachelle Lefevre hopes her role in the movie based on the bestseller by Stephenie Meyer will introduce her to a larger audience 15/11/08 8:28 AM 1

'A very thorny place to be'1

A former member of The Eagles and a long-time collaborator look back on their rocky times with the storied band 15/11/08 8:31 AM 1

Murdoch upbeat about future of newspapers5

Chides 'misguided cynics who are too busy writing their own obituary to be excited by the opportunity' 17/11/08 3:12 AM 5

What slide? Heffel auction reaches $12.5-million12

Third-biggest numbers in Canadian art-auction history refute those who expected drop in market similar to London, New York 20/11/08 1:49 AM 12

Ottawa festivals' future hangs in balance9

City councillors prepare to debate trimming municipal arts spending by more than half. 19/11/08 5:01 PM 9

Art auctions: Will anyone pay these prices?8

Six months ago, three tiny Tom Thomson sketches sold for more than $1-million each. As the fall auction season kicks off, James Adams reports, there's a new million-dollar question out there 17/11/08 5:18 PM 8

Tranformation AGO: Gallery turns a new corner

Take an interactive tour of the renovated Art Gallery of Ontario 14/11/08 9:18 PM

Cultural travellers won't warm to Winnipeg, survey finds131

Many say they probably will view exhibits at the new $265-million Canadian Museum for Human Rights in the city online rather than in person 17/11/08 4:49 AM 131

Unmasking art's dazzling pleasures
– and its dirty secrets, too1

The Globe's visual-arts critic gets an early look at the resdesigned Art Gallery of Ontario and comes away impressed. Director Matthew Teitelbaum and the curators, she writes, have taken the AGO off auto-pilot, and the gamble has paid off. 14/11/08 4:18 PM 1

Canadian artist hits the switch in Trafalgar Square

In London, a light show that makes people talk to each other. Rafael Lozano-Hemmer's Under Scan uses passersby to trigger videos projected onto the pavement. 14/11/08 4:18 PM

Michael Jackson to testify in court: lawyer1

Reclusive singer is being sued in London by Bahrain prince 20/11/08 6:18 AM 1

Vardalos a mom

Canadian star adopts a young daughter 17/11/08 3:46 AM

Submit your thoughts on the 50 greatest books554

50 Greatest Books: One form of immortality is hers15

'We hear her voice and trace her influence even now among the living.' 14/11/08 11:28 PM