Steve Nease Cartoon Featured in Toronto Sun (27.02.2026)
The Toronto Sun published a new cartoon by Steve Nease on February 27, 2026, highlighting his distinctive artistic style and commentary in the publication's editorial section.
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Stephen A. Smith Slams Democrats Over Trump SOTU Tactics
Sports commentator Stephen A. Smith blasted Democrats for their reactions to President Trump's State of the Union address, arguing they played right into his hands with their predictable responses.
Metro Vancouver's Final February Weekend Events Guide
Explore the best events and activities in Metro Vancouver for the last weekend of February, from winter festivals to cultural happenings and outdoor adventures.
Lohan on Hollywood's Harsh Spotlight and Dubai Escape
Lindsay Lohan opens up about the overwhelming scrutiny she faced as a young star in Hollywood, her move to Dubai for privacy, and her recent career resurgence with Netflix and a blockbuster sequel.
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Justin Trudeau at Brother's Film Premiere in Toronto
Former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made a public appearance at the Toronto premiere of his brother Alexandre Trudeau's new documentary film 'Hair of the Bear' on Thursday evening.
Listowel's 1871 Train Station Gets $200K Upgrade
The Kinsmen Club in Listowel celebrates a $200,000 grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation, funding crucial structural and expansion work at their historic 1871 train station home.
Amanda Seyfried's Prosthetic Butthole for New Film
Amanda Seyfried discusses wearing a prosthetic butthole in her new film 'The Testament of Ann Lee,' sharing humorous insights on freedom and promotional tactics in a BBC interview.
Shia LaBeouf Ordered to Rehab, $100K Bond in Mardi Gras Case
A New Orleans judge mandated actor Shia LaBeouf return to drug and alcohol rehabilitation and posted a $100,000 bond following battery charges from a Mardi Gras altercation involving homophobic slurs.
Theatre NB Revives 'Heroine' on Maritime Stages
Theatre New Brunswick brings back its acclaimed production 'Heroine,' a play about two famous female pirates, for a tour across Maritime stages in 2026.
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Sarah Chalke on Scrubs Revival and J.D.-Elliot Divorce
Sarah Chalke opens up about the return of Scrubs after 16 years, the shocking divorce of J.D. and Elliot, and what fans can expect from the beloved medical sitcom's new season.
Netflix Declines Warner Bros. Bid, Paramount Gains Advantage
In a major entertainment industry shift, Netflix has opted not to increase its acquisition offer for Warner Bros., effectively clearing the way for Paramount to proceed with its own bid for the iconic studio.
Bridgerton's Delicate Language: Beyond 'Orgasm'
The hit Netflix series 'Bridgerton' faces a unique linguistic challenge in its portrayal of intimacy, carefully navigating period-appropriate terminology for modern audiences.
Matt Dillon Stars in Magnificent Seven Series Filming in Calgary
An eight-episode remake of The Magnificent Seven, starring Matt Dillon, will begin production in Calgary this June, reimagining the classic Western film for MGM+.
Crispin Glover Accused of Holding Assistant Captive as 'Sex Slave'
Actor Crispin Glover, known for roles in 'Back to the Future' and 'River's Edge,' is accused in a lawsuit of luring a former assistant from the U.K. and holding her captive as a 'sex slave' in his Los Angeles home, with allegations of assault and false le
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Martin Short's Daughter Katherine Changed Name Before Death
Katherine Short, daughter of comedian Martin Short, legally changed her surname to Hartley in 2013 to distance herself from her father's fame before her tragic death at age 42.
Stars Gather for David Suzuki's 90th Birthday Event in Vancouver
A star-studded lineup including Sarah McLachlan, Jane Fonda, and Al Gore will honor environmental icon David Suzuki at a special 90th birthday benefit concert in Vancouver this May.
Tiffany & Co. Watchmaking Returns After 30 Years
Tiffany & Co. is reawakening its historic watchmaking division after three decades of dormancy, with the new Tiffany Timer leading the revival under LVMH ownership.
Troubadour Festival Recognized as Top Ontario Festival for 2026
The Troubadour Festival in Barrie has been officially recognized as one of Ontario's leading festivals, setting the stage for its 2026 edition with thousands of fans gathering to enjoy performances like Dean Brody.
Kristen Stewart: Immigrants Are Heart of Los Angeles
Kristen Stewart gave a heartfelt defense of immigrant communities at an Architectural Digest event, calling them essential to LA's identity and culture.
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Warner Bros. Discovery Prefers Paramount Bid to Netflix Deal
Warner Bros. Discovery has reportedly deemed a takeover bid from Paramount Global as superior to a potential deal with Netflix, signaling a significant realignment in the entertainment industry landscape.
Albertan Duo's 1970s Song in 'Heated Rivalry'
A song created in the 1970s by Alberta musicians Rose-Marie Cameron and Carey Parder has been featured in the production 'Heated Rivalry', highlighting their enduring musical legacy.
CVAF Warns of Vendor Scam Targeting Festival Participants
Organizers of Regina's Cathedral Village Arts Festival are alerting potential vendors about fraudulent registration attempts, with at least two victims confirmed after paying fees to scammers.
British Bulldog's WWE Hall of Fame Ring Stolen in Lloydminster
The WWE Hall of Fame ring belonging to late wrestler Davey Boy Smith was stolen from his son's trailer in Lloydminster. A reward is offered for its return as police investigate the break-in.
Windsor Weekend: Polar Plunges, Hockey Hall, Cabaret
Explore Windsor's vibrant weekend with events like the Polar Plunge for Special Olympics, a Hockey Hall of Fame exhibit, and the Cabaret musical, offering entertainment and community support.
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Cakes Sticky Cakes: Invisible, Secure Nipple Covers Tested
Discover how Cakes' Sticky Cakes adhesive nipple covers defy expectations with medical-grade adhesive, lasting up to eight hours, and offering a flattering, comfortable fit under clothing.
Bouchard: Fame, Haircut Cost Rolex Deal, Sparked Career Spiral
Retired Canadian tennis star Eugenie Bouchard opens up about how the chaos of sudden fame after her 2014 Wimbledon final triggered a rebellious phase, mental health struggles, and cost her a Rolex sponsorship deal due to a viral haircut.
Brian Littrell Files Second Lawsuit Over Beach Access
Backstreet Boys singer Brian Littrell has refiled a lawsuit against a retiree, alleging trespassing on his Florida property. The case centers on public beach access rights versus private property claims.
Ranchman's Cookhouse & Dancehall to Move in 2027
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15-Year Sentence for Driver in Laura Lynch Fatal Crash
Domenick Chavez receives a 15-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to reckless driving in the 2023 head-on collision that killed Laura Lynch, a founding member of The Chicks, just days before Christmas.
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Tourist Entitlement Exposed in Mexican Cartel Violence Fallout
As cartel violence erupted in Mexico, American tourists in Puerto Vallarta displayed shocking entitlement, from looting to luxury complaints, highlighting deep-seated privilege and insensitivity amid a national crisis.
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