CBC's Q

Flamenco guitar legend Paco Pena performs live. Poynter Institute's Jeff Sonderman on The Atlantic's controversial "advertorial", sponsored by The Church of Scientology. Q's media panel with rabble.ca's Judy Rebick, the Toronto Star's John Cruickshank, and Huffington Post Canada's Marni Soupcoff. Actor Dustin Hoffman on his directorial debut, "Quartet." Elvira Kurt's Cultural Hall of Shame.

With victories for "Zero Dark Thirty," "Argo," and TV's "Homeland," Guardian journalist Rachel Shabi calls awards season a win for Islamophobia. Should we expose online trolls? A Q debate with UK online magazine editor Milo Yiannopoulos and Kate Miltner of the Social Media Collective at Microsoft Research New England. Cultural commentators Kate Taylor and Michelangelo Signorile decode Jodie Foster's Golden Globes "coming out" speech. Torquil Campbell's Rant or Rave.

Sportswriter Juliet Macur on what's led to this week's upcoming surprise interview between Oprah Winfrey and disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong. Senior film critic David Thomson on his book "The Big Screen." Is it time to resurrect chivalry? A Q debate with Atlantic writer Emily Esfahani Smith and psychology professor Peter Glick.

Food columnist Mark Bittman on why he's mad at Beyoncé and other pop musicians who endorse soft drinks. Environmental activist Mark Lynas on his about face on the issue of genetically modified foods, and the fallout he met with. Giles Slade, author of "The Big Disconnect," on the loneliness that accompanies our passion for technology.

Essayist Katie Roiphe on her collection, In Praise of Messy Lives; A look at the rise in South Africa's comedy scene, including a conversation with stand-up comic Trevor Noah; Q's Sports Culture Panel, today with journalists Dave Bidini and Scott Russell.