TIFF's Midnight Madness head programmer Peter Kuplowsky reveals this year's line-up of gleefully chaotic, boundary-pushing ...

Across two decades, the film programmer Rebecca Fons, soon departing the Siskel Film Center in Chicago for a big new job at ...

Man Caught His Classmate Copying His Code Off His Screen During An Exam, So He Outsmarted Him With Speed And Strategy Some ...

The Norwegian Int’l Film Festival opens Aug. 16 with Daniel Fahre’s ‘The Battle of Oslo’ and closes with Tarik Saleh’s ...

Oscar-nominated filmmaker Yance Ford has been named visiting artistic director of the 2026 edition of True/False, the ...

Instead of building up in-house artificial intelligence expertise, companies like Meta are on a spending spree hoovering up talent. It's a billion-dollar bet that big pay packages will lead to tech ...

Where the original Thumby uses a 133MHz Raspberry Pi RP2040 to power a black-and-white screen measuring just 0.4 inches ...

But in B.C., film classification is alive and well, much to the dismay of exhibitors, distributors and industry advocates who spoke to The Globe and Mail, calling the current system parochial, archaic ...

Strathcona County’s Summer Play Days are heading into their final stretch with two last sunshine-filled events this August – ...

Theatres like the Revue on Roncesvalles, the Paradise on Bloor and the Fox in the Beaches are attracting Gen Z by making ...

Got a science-minded child or teen? There are various STEM programs in DC, Maryland, and Northern Virginia that offer STEM ...

I had hoped “My Oxford Year” would fit into that time-tested escapist folder, but alas, the varnish wears off as the movie ...