LGBT Mormon-affiliated broadcaster has a come-to-Jesus moment on LGBTQ characters BYUtv will start including LGBTQ characters on its TV shows after Canadian writers and producers voiced concerns.
Television How an all-BIPOC Canadian team made a TV show for a Mormon network in the U.S. The writers overhauled scripts for two family sitcoms made for BYUtv, which is funded by Brigham Young University.
News Features The #StopAsianHate conversation cannot ignore sex workers We hosted a livestream conversation about anti-Asian racism and what makes sex workers the most vulnerable.
Movie Features Justice League filmmakers Zack and Deborah Snyder discuss the influence of Rotten Tomatoes and toxic fandom A demanding fanbase and the COVID-19 lockdowns on new productions made the Snyder Cut possible.
Health Features COVID-19 in Canada: How the pandemic made sleeping even more complicated People struggling to sleep tell us how the pandemic has exacerbated the problem or disrupted their path to healing.
Home Theatre What’s new to VOD and streaming this weekend: March 5 to 7 Releases include Coming 2 America, My Salinger Year, Raya And The Last Dragon and The Mauritanian.
Movie Features Night Raiders director Danis Goulet on why setting Indigenous stories in the future is activism Night Raiders is the latest in Indigenous fiction to take on a post-apocalyptic future.
Home Theatre What’s new to VOD and streaming this weekend: February 26 to 28 This week's roundup includes reviews of Minari, Ginny and Georgia, Allen v. Farrow, and The Vigil.
Movie Features Indigenous Screen Office takes a new approach to defining identity The Indigenous Screen Office is making an effort to better define Indigenous identity.
Sex & Romance The state of sex work: Risks and rewards in the era of OnlyFans Sex workers talk pivoting to OnlyFans, the PornHub backlash, and the rise of sex work tourism during the pandemic.
