Norm and culture writer Rad Simonpillai talk to realtors Odeen Eccleston and Meray Mansour and mortgage broker Stephen Parks about what the pandemic is doing to the housing market.

Schitt's Creek star Emily Hampshire is locked down in Los Angeles, but she's keeping herself occupied with a weekly web talk show, Humpday With Hampshire. It’s kind of great. So we asked her to talk about it.

The Redwood shelter is a refuge for women and their children fleeing abuse and gender-based violence. Norm Wilner talks to program manager for resident services Tanisha Sri Bhaggiyadatta and director of fundraising and communications Catherine May about the ways the shelter is coping with COVID-19.

Staff writer Samantha Edwards joins host Norm Wilner to follow up on her cover story about how COVID-19 is forcing Toronto to confront its rental housing crisis, and to share an interview with Leilani Farha, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the right to adequate housing. Get constant updates on news and culture at nowtoronto.com.

Jeremy LaLonde and Jonas Chernick's time-travel comedy James Vs His Future Self was going to open across Canada today. Obviously that's not happening. Host Norm Wilner finds out what they're doing instead.

Looking for something to do? NOW's writers discuss what's beenkeeping them from losing their cool in self-isolation. Hosted by NormWilner, and featuring Glenn Sumi, Richard Trapunski, Natalia Manzoccoand Radheyan Simonpillai. Two of them have really gotten into intoAnimal Crossing. Listen and find out who!

NOW's writers discuss how the industries they cover -- food, music, stage and film -- are adjusting to the landscape created by COVID-19. Hosted by Norm Wilner, with Natalia Manzocco, Richard Trapunski, Glenn Sumi and Rad Simonpillai.

Last June, on his 25th birthday, actor/filmmaker Connor Jessup (Falling Skies, American Crime, Closet Monster) came out. And he did it on Instagram, in a really eloquent and moving post. With his new Netflix series Locke & Key arriving in the same week as NOW's Love & Sex issue, senior film writer Norm Wilner talks to Connor about what moved him to act, what it meant to him as an artist and an individual, and what's happened since.

NOW’s Senior Film Writer Norm Wilner, Culture Writer Radheyan Simonpillai and contributor Kelsey Adams discuss the difference between great directing and stunt directing, as in Parasite versus 1917, respectively. They also parse what’s to love and hate about other contenders like The Irishman and Once Upon A Time … In Hollywood (the latter may take a swipe at Forrest Gump, which beat Quentin Tarantino’s Pulp Fiction at the Oscars 25 years ago). And finally, they into the best movies not competing at the Oscars like Uncut Gems, The Souvenir and The Portrait Of A Lady On Fire.

NOW’s Oscars podcast series continues as culture writer Radheyan Simonpillai sits down with Elaine Lui aka Lainey, from CTV’s eTalk, The Social and Cravings. They discuss whether Greta Gerwig’s Little Women is too white (as some on the internet have described it); how the Academy likes to see women in pain; and why Lainey keeps dragging her heels when it comes to watching what feels like the one-thousandth nine hundredth and seventeenth nominated war movie, 1917.