Springsteen's New Song Protests Minneapolis Violence
Bruce Springsteen has released a new protest song titled 'Streets of Minneapolis,' dedicated to the city's residents and victims of ICE-related violence, including Alex Pretti and Renee Good.
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Montreal Hip-Hop Group Muzion Gets Canada Post Stamp
Canada Post celebrates Black History Month by issuing commemorative stamps honoring three influential acts, including Montreal's pioneering hip-hop group Muzion, recognizing their cultural impact.
Nicki Minaj: Trump's 'No. 1 Fan' at Treasury Summit
Rapper Nicki Minaj publicly declared herself President Donald Trump's biggest supporter during a Treasury Department event launching 'Trump Accounts' for newborns in Washington.
Roast of Windsor Comedy Show Hits YQG
The Roast of Windsor comedy show, part of the Rose City Comedy Fest, offers a humorous take on the city's quirks, providing entertainment and community engagement in Windsor.
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Springsteen's New Song Takes Aim at Trump
Rock legend Bruce Springsteen releases a politically charged track criticizing former President Donald Trump, marking his latest musical commentary on American society.
Vancouver's February Classical Music: Opera and Recitals
Discover Vancouver's vibrant classical music events this February, featuring opera productions, university ensembles, and piano recitals by emerging talents.
5 Best Work Tote Bags for 2026: Style & Function
Discover five stylish and practical tote bags perfect for work, from Canadian brands to luxury options, designed to handle laptops, commutes, and professional settings.
Nicki Minaj Backs Donald Trump, Defends Him at Summit
Multi-platinum artist Nicki Minaj publicly praised former President Donald Trump and pushed back on criticisms against him during a recent political summit, sparking widespread discussion.
Kaitlyn Dever Returns to Vancouver for The Last of Us Season 3
Actress Kaitlyn Dever confirms she's preparing to film Season 3 of HBO's The Last of Us in Vancouver, promising more perspective on Abby's storyline.
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Claire Danes Freaked Out Over Pregnancy at 44
Actress Claire Danes shares her emotional reaction to discovering a surprise pregnancy at age 44, describing the moment she learned she was expecting her daughter.
Toronto Professor's Grammy-Nominated Love Letter to City
Justin Gray, a professor at Humber College in Toronto, has created a Grammy-nominated album that serves as an immersive audio tribute to the city, blending music with local soundscapes.
5 Valentine's Day Gift Ideas Under $100
Discover stylish Valentine's Day gifts under $100 from Canadian brands. These transitional pieces include fashion items and books perfect for thoughtful gifting.
Molly Ringwald Warns of 'Fascist Government' in US
Actress Molly Ringwald posted an emotional Instagram video condemning ICE actions and warning Americans about fascism, referencing recent protests and deaths in Minneapolis.
Matt Kalil Sues Ex-Wife Over Penis Size Comments
Former NFL player Matt Kalil is suing his ex-wife Haley Kalil for invasion of privacy after she publicly compared his penis size to 'two Coke cans' during a livestream.
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Clarkson and Seyfried Duet 'Beautiful Disaster' on Talk Show
Kelly Clarkson and actress Amanda Seyfried delivered a spontaneous duet of 'Beautiful Disaster' on Clarkson's talk show, creating a viral moment that led to a Las Vegas performance invitation.
Second Cambridge Jazz Festival Set for April 2026
The Cambridge Jazz Festival is returning for its second edition in April 2026 at Tapestry Hall, building on the success of its inaugural event held in April 2025.
Irving Oil Donates $1.5M to NB Museum
Irving Oil contributes $1.5 million to the New Brunswick Museum's capital campaign, supporting the institution's expansion and preservation efforts in Saint John.
Heated Rivalry Fleece Jacket Goes on Sale in Canada
The viral fleece jacket from Crave's hit series 'Heated Rivalry' is set for public release, capitalizing on the show's unexpected international popularity.
ECMA 2026 Nominees Announcement in Sydney, N.S.
The East Coast Music Association will reveal the 2026 ECMA nominees live from Sydney, Nova Scotia, highlighting regional musical talent and industry recognition.
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Kristen Stewart May Leave U.S. Due to Trump Tariffs
Actress Kristen Stewart hints at moving from America because of Donald Trump's proposed 100% tariffs on foreign-made films, citing inability to work freely in the U.S.
Pier 21 Halifax Concert Honors African Heritage Month
Halifax's historic Pier 21 will host the Celebrations and Revelations concert featuring musician Jah'Mila, honoring African Heritage Month in Nova Scotia.
Gay Hockey Drama 'Heated Rivalry' Becomes Hit in Russia
The Canadian-produced gay ice hockey drama 'Heated Rivalry' has become a surprise success in Russia, despite the country's strict anti-LGBTQ2S+ laws, with star Connor Storrie discussing its impact.
Vancouver's Top 10 Music Acts to Watch in 2026
From Punjabi pop to big band jazz, discover the diverse and talented Vancouver musicians generating buzz and poised for national recognition in 2026.
Pantone's 2026 Colour: Cloud Dancer White Explained
Pantone's surprising 2026 Colour of the Year choice, Cloud Dancer white, challenges design trends favoring warmth. Explore why this soft white represents clarity and calm in turbulent times.
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Sarah Mullally Confirmed as First Female Archbishop of Canterbury
Dame Sarah Mullally has been legally confirmed as the Archbishop of Canterbury, marking a historic milestone as the first woman to lead the Church of England in its centuries-long history.
Fallon Jabs at Trump's Immigration Poll with Vatican Quip
Jimmy Fallon used a Reuters/Ipsos poll showing Trump's 39% immigration approval to crack a joke comparing it to a gay hockey romance series' Vatican rating.
Canada Post Stamps Honour Black Canadian Hip-Hop Legends
Canada Post has issued a new commemorative stamp series featuring Michie Mee, Muzion, and Maestro Fresh Wes, honouring their contributions to hip-hop culture during Black History Month.
Daily Show Mocks Trump Over Border Patrol Commander's Social Media Ban
Desi Lydic of The Daily Show ridicules the Trump administration's handling of Border Patrol commander Greg Bovino's departure from Minneapolis, citing his social media cutoff as a sign of lost confidence.
Colbert Critiques Trump's Cognitive Health in Interview
Stephen Colbert ridiculed Donald Trump's recent interview where he struggled to recall 'Alzheimer's,' amid growing concerns about the president's health and cognitive decline.
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Kimmel Fires Back at Trump Over 'Paid Agitator' Remarks
Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel directly challenged former President Donald Trump to provide evidence for his repeated claims that protesters are 'paid agitators,' turning the accusation back on Trump himself.
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