Chalamet's Ballet and Opera Remarks Draw Artistic Backlash
Timothée Chalamet faces criticism from ballet and opera professionals after dismissing the arts as irrelevant. Artists defend their crafts' intrinsic value and cultural significance.
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Elmwood School's Clue Production Thrills in Cappies Showcase
Elmwood School's Cappies production of Clue (High School Edition) captivated audiences with a thrilling mystery performance featuring standout student actors and creative direction.
Feminine Power Emerges in 2026 Oscar Contenders
As the 2026 Oscars approach, powerful witch archetypes in 'Hamnet' and 'Sinners' challenge patriarchal norms. Jessie Buckley and Wunmi Mosaku portray women whose instinctual connection to nature offers healing in a fractured world.
Quince: Affordable Luxury Fashion and Home Goods
Discover Quince, the retailer offering high-quality luxury items like linen sheets, cashmere sweaters, and designer lookalikes at budget-friendly prices. From carry-on suitcases to Italian leather mules, find affordable alternatives to expensive brands.
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Reel Theology: How Movies Illuminate Spiritual Questions
Exploring how pairing Oscar-nominated films with biblical texts during Lent creates powerful conversations about faith, humanity, and contemporary spiritual themes in cinema.
Halifax Film 'Vermin' Premieres for Festival Support
A locally produced movie titled 'Vermin' premiered in Halifax to raise funds for a film festival, showcasing regional talent and boosting the city's cultural scene.
Matt Berninger's Intimate Performance at Jack Singer Hall
The National's frontman Matt Berninger showcased his solo work and charismatic stage presence during a memorable concert at Calgary's Jack Singer Concert Hall, blending new material with rare National tracks.
SUNshine Girl Jessy Profile: Pool and Bowling Hobbies
SUNshine Girl Jessy, a 5-foot-6 Taurus, shares her favorite pastimes including playing pool and achieving decent bowling scores in a recent feature.
SUNshine Girl Aqsa: Model with Police Officer Ambitions
Aqsa, featured as a SUNshine Girl in 2017, balances her career as a rap artist and model with aspirations to become a police officer and drive a Lamborghini.
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Lazy Susan Play Explores Mother-Daughter Bonds
Ashley King and Elinor Holt star in Lazy Susan, a comedy-drama about mother-daughter relationships, running at Calgary's Big Secret Theatre from March 19-28, 2026.
Humphries Awards Trump Order of Ikkos, Draws Online Criticism
Olympic bobsledder Kaillie Humphries presented President Donald Trump with the Order of Ikkos medal at a White House event, praising his impact on women's sports and IVF access, sparking significant online backlash.
Nova Scotia Stampede Cancelled for 2026 Over Venue Issues
The popular Nova Scotia Stampede rodeo event will not take place this year because of unresolved venue-related problems, disappointing fans and participants.
Vancouver's Angel of Victory Statue Faces Relocation Threat
A proposed 22-storey tree-shaped office tower in Vancouver threatens to displace the historic Angel of Victory statue, a poignant WWI memorial near Waterfront Station that locals argue must remain in its original location.
Calgary's Temporary Residential Schools Memorial Decommissioning Set
A temporary memorial at Calgary City Hall honoring residential school victims will be respectfully decommissioned next weekend, with a ceremonial walk transferring its spirit to the future permanent monument site at The Confluence.
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Ric Grenell Steps Down as Kennedy Center President
Ric Grenell, a former Trump administration official, has announced his departure from the Kennedy Center presidency, marking a significant change in leadership at the cultural institution.
Saskatoon Jazz Fest Rebrand Secures Federal Funding
The Saskatchewan Jazz Festival in Saskatoon has received federal financial support for its rebranding efforts, aimed at enhancing cultural programming and community engagement in the region.
Marty Supreme Movie Puts Table Tennis in Oscar Spotlight
The film Marty Supreme, starring Timothee Chalamet, brings table tennis to Hollywood's center stage with nine Oscar nominations, marking a historic moment for sports movies at the Academy Awards.
Labrinth Blasts Euphoria, Announces Exit from Entertainment
British musician Labrinth, the Emmy-winning composer behind HBO's Euphoria, has publicly lashed out at the show and the entertainment industry in a cryptic Instagram post declaring 'I'm done.'
Residential School Memorial Moves to Permanent Calgary Home
A temporary memorial honoring victims of Canada's residential schools is set to be transferred to its future permanent location at The Confluence in Calgary, following a blessing ceremony by Indigenous elders.
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Toronto Director's Grief Fuels Film 'Undertone'
Ian Tuason, a Toronto-based director, channeled his worst fears and profound grief into creating the new film 'Undertone,' starring Nina Kiri, turning personal tragedy into a powerful artistic statement.
Game of Wool Knitting Competition Debuts in Canada
The Game of Wool knitting competition makes its Canadian debut, featuring Olympic diver Tom Daley as host. The show taps into the growing 'grandmacore' trend among younger generations embracing cozy, analog hobbies.
Nova Scotia Opposition: Arts Cuts Harm Economy
Hundreds rallied at the Nova Scotia legislature protesting government funding cuts to arts and culture, with opposition leaders warning of severe economic repercussions.
Brazil's Soap Opera Industry: Secret Oscar Powerhouse
Brazil's renowned soap opera industry is increasingly recognized as a hidden force propelling powerful films to Oscar success, with actors and crews transitioning seamlessly to global cinema.
Trump Details His Shoe Philosophy: 'I Have Fun With It'
Former U.S. President Donald Trump shared his unique perspective on footwear during a White House gathering, emphasizing enjoyment and personal style in his approach.
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Citadel's 'Wizard of Oz' Brings Classic Magic to Stage
The Citadel Theatre's production of 'The Wizard of Oz' runs through April 12, offering a faithful adaptation of the beloved musical with standout performances and nostalgic charm for all ages.
Unwritten Weekend Festival Returns to Vancouver with 30+ Artists
The second edition of Unwritten Weekend, a multidisciplinary festival in Vancouver, features over 30 artists across four venues from March 27-29, including international and local performers.
Love Is Blind Season 10 Reunion: Baby Bombshell and Drama
The Love Is Blind Season 10 reunion brought explosive moments, including a surprise baby announcement, an onstage meltdown, and rekindled connections among cast members.
Steven Page Receives VSO Gold Baton Award in Vancouver
Canadian musician Steven Page, co-founder of Barenaked Ladies, was surprised with the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra's Gold Baton Award for Music during a gala performance, highlighting his impact on music and youth education.
Coogler's Blues Playlist Sparked Caton's 'Sinners' Stardom
Miles Caton, the breakout star of the film 'Sinners,' credits director Ryan Coogler's curated blues playlist for shaping his performance alongside Michael B. Jordan, as Coogler focuses on the team ahead of potential Oscar history.
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Mickey Rourke Evicted from LA Home Over Rodent Problems
Oscar-nominated actor Mickey Rourke has been evicted from his Los Angeles residence due to unpaid rent exceeding $59,000, citing persistent rodent infestations and plumbing failures as reasons for withholding payment.
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