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Adam Benzine

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Oscar®-Nominee. Filmmaker (Dir. @LanzmannFilm & @TheCurveFilm). Journalist (Bylines @Variety, @THR, etc.) Cat Dad to @winklesandflam. Digital Artist-ish.
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10 Canadian Actors to Watch at TIFF 2026

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By Adam Benzine
| Toronto Guardian Verified
From Scarborough and Mississauga to the festival’s biggest screens, these emerging and ascendant performers arrive at TIFF 2026 with roles promising important new chapters in their careers. Every Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) brings anticipation: potential Oscar contenders, box-office behemoths, and the A-listers whose appearances are negotiated months in advance.
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A pressing issue: why are vinyl albums becoming so different from their digital versions?

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By Adam Benzine
| AOL UK Verified
It was one of the most anticipated collaborations of the year: Charli xcx teaming up with film-maker David Cronenberg for No One Lasts Forever, the closing track on her new album Music, Fashion, Film, which debuted at No 1 in the UK. But for fans who pre-ordered what was advertised as the “full-length” album on vinyl, an unwelcome surprise awaits.
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The New Patron Age

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By Adam Benzine
| Point of View Magazine Verified
When Michelangelo set to work on the Medici Chapel in Florence, a mausoleum-cum-monument designed to glorify a single family’s name, he wasn’t greenlit by a commissioner in the modern sense. He was sustained by patronage: the Medici family’s money, protection and political heft, in exchange for artworks that reflected their power back at them. The deal was never purely aesthetic; it was economic, reputational, and quietly contractual. You make something great, and you make it for us.
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