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1 Which Canadian star will make his Broadway debut this spring?
a. Elliot Page
B. Rachel McAdams
C. Catherine O'Hara
Dr.. Keanu Reeves
2 More than 400 AGO workers are on strike this week. Their strike happened right as the exhibition was scheduled to open?
a. Towards a foreign land
B. Reclaim + Repair: Mahogany Project
C. Riopelle: A crossroads in time
Dr.. Making Her Mark: A History of Women Artists in Europe, 1400-1800
Make its mark. The AGO postponed the media preview of the exhibition scheduled for Tuesday without confirming a new date. The exhibition brings together just over 250 objects, including paintings, prints, scientific illustrations, textiles, sculpture, metalwork and furniture, highlighting the diversity and breadth of women's contributions to pre-modern art.
3 Toronto comedian and actress Mae Martin has a new documentary airing on CBC, Questioner: Life after the binary As part of the CBC The nature of things series. What is the name of their two-season series on Netflix?
a. I feel good
B. Hacks
C. Flea bag
Dr.. Heart stopper
4 Who did the Canadian legend – who holds the record for the most Junos ever with 25 – present the top prize at the 2024 Juno Awards in Halifax?
a. Bryan Adams
B. Celine Dion
C. Anne Murray
Dr.. The Weeknd
Anne Murray. The pride of Springhill, N.S., presented the top award of the night to the four women of Toronto rock band The Beaches for Group of the Year. Brad Wheeler writes about the best, worst, and most quotable moments of the concert here.
5 One day after announcing the resignation of its artistic director, and two days after several of its programmers quit en masse, the Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Film Festival has announced its full lineup for 2024. What film will be shown on opening night?
a. Disco's Revenge
B. Swamp Doug gets his pool painted
C. Beethoven Nine
Dr.. Luther: Never too much
Luther: Never too much. The film is director Dawn Porter's portrait of American R&B singer Luther Vandross. Beethoven Nine (On the 200th anniversary of Beethoven's last completed symphony), Disco's Revenge (about the complex history of music), and Swamp Doug gets his pool painted (featuring the beloved eccentric musician), will also be played during the festival.
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