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Garnet Fraser

Garnet Fraser

Deputy Entertainment Editor at Toronto Star Online

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  • English
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  • Entertainment

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Recent Articles

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Now that it’s April, fully open GTA venues offer everything from a trumpet-playing DJ to La Traviata

Here’s a list of suggested shows for every day of April, with no performer and no venue twice: from opera and Oshawa to blues and Brampton.
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What Canadian TV show is more popular with Americans than ‘Friends’...

The long-running family-ranch CBC drama was the 13th most popular show of any sort in the U.S. in 2022, Nielsen says.
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Miley Cyrus less Goofy? Stargazing - Toronto Star

This week: Tracy Morgan catches the eye and wounds it. Plus: one, two Princes stand before you.
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Lifechanger’s body horror gives survival a new face - Toronto Star

Canadian filmmaker Justin McConnell’s new movie, opening Friday, keeps moving as a reflective killer leaves bodies in his wake.
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Hey, where’d Mickey Rourke go? Stargazing - Toronto Star

This week: Celine Dion and Katy Perry’s blinding insight, and much more.
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Green Day, Fall Out Boy and Weezer follow Shawn Mendes and try a co...

Is Green Day, Fall Out Boy and Weezer still a giant bill? It’s in the ballpark.
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J.Lo is so over the paparazzi: Stargazing - Toronto Star

We’ve all been there; you had a nice dinner, and you’re eager to get home with your wealthy spouse and oops, all of a sudden there’s a photographer under your
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‘I love doing standup’ — Michelle Wolf on returning to Just for Lau...

The American comedian is back for her fourth JFL Toronto appearance and the shows “always just feel really good.”
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Enter the twisted and bloody literary mind of … wait, ‘Corner Gas’ ...

‘Huge,’ the first book from the Canadian comedian takes him from stand-up comedy to stand out thriller
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Going to the movies this holiday season? Beware Hollywood’s ‘stealt...

Hollywood is tricking audiences into watching movies where characters unexpectedly burst into song. Why?
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Superstar comedian Russell Peters doesn’t think the entertainment i...

The Brampton native doesn’t think the entertainment industry is in his corner, but he’s full of gratitude for his fans and friends.