Conan O'Brien's Oscars Hosting Steals Show with Aunt Gladys Skit
The 98th Academy Awards featured standout moments from host Conan O'Brien's hilarious Aunt Gladys skit to fashion hits and misses, with record nominations for films like Sinners.
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‘Hoppers’ Holds No. 1 Spot; ‘Reminders of Him’ Overperforms
The animated film 'Hoppers' continues its box office dominance for another week, while the drama 'Reminders of Him' exceeds expectations with a strong opening performance.
Movie Studios Embrace Fan Edits as Gen Z Culture Goes Mainstream
Gen Z's fan edits, long a staple of internet culture, are now being recognized and purchased by major movie studios, signaling a shift in how entertainment content is curated and monetized in the digital age.
DiCaprio Focuses on Timeless Films, Not Oscars, in 2026
Despite his eighth Oscar nomination for 'One Battle After Another,' Leonardo DiCaprio prioritizes creating enduring cinematic works over awards, emphasizing collaboration with visionary directors.
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Yellowknife's Only Cinema Faces Closure, Community Fights Back
The Capitol Theatre, Yellowknife's lone movie venue, is slated to close, prompting a grassroots campaign by residents to preserve this cultural hub in Canada's North.
Must-See TV: 'Peaky Blinders' and 'Imperfect Women' Top Watchlist
This week's entertainment lineup features Cillian Murphy's return in 'Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man' on Netflix and the debut of thriller 'Imperfect Women' on Apple TV+, along with new episodes and specials across streaming and broadcast platforms.
Montreal Filmmakers, 'KPop Demon Hunters' Director Up for Oscars
Canadian talent shines at the 2026 Oscars, with Montreal filmmakers and the director of 'KPop Demon Hunters' earning nominations, highlighting the nation's growing influence in global cinema.
Hulu Cancels Buffy the Vampire Slayer Reboot, Gellar Announces
Sarah Michelle Gellar announced that Hulu has canceled the planned Buffy the Vampire Slayer reboot, New Sunnydale, expressing sadness but gratitude for director Chloé Zhao.
Toronto Filmmaker Turns Grief into Horror Film 'Undertone'
Toronto filmmaker Ian Tuason channels grief over his dying parents into horror film 'Undertone,' exploring creepy audio files and paranormal podcasts. The indie film caught Hollywood's attention with A24 acquisition.
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Kurt Russell on Emotional Role in Taylor Sheridan's New Series
Kurt Russell discusses his deeply personal role in Taylor Sheridan's latest drama 'The Madison,' reuniting with Michelle Pfeiffer and exploring themes of life and legacy.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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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.
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.
Lost 'Doctor Who' Episodes Found, Set for Release
Two long-lost episodes from the classic 'Doctor Who' series have been recovered and will soon be available for viewing, delighting fans of the iconic British sci-fi show.
Actor's Emotional Journey in Hind Rajab Oscar Film
Motaz Malhees details the profound emotional impact of portraying emergency operator Omar Alqam in 'The Voice of Hind Rajab,' the Oscar-nominated film about a 5-year-old Palestinian girl's final plea.
Take Me Home Redefines Disability Representation in Film
Liz Sargent's debut feature film Take Me Home, starring her disabled sister Anna, challenges Hollywood's history of exploitative disability portrayals through authentic casting and radical accessibility.
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McClure Connects with Virgin River Character in New Season
Vancouver actor Kandyse McClure discusses her immediate connection to firefighter Kaia Bryant as Netflix's Virgin River returns for its seventh season, filmed in the Vancouver area.
Cillian Murphy Returns to Peaky Blinders in New Film
Oscar-winning actor Cillian Murphy is set to reprise his role from the hit series Peaky Blinders in an upcoming film titled 'The Immortal Man,' expanding the beloved gangster drama's cinematic universe.
Montreal Filmmaker's Dedicated Oscar Voting Process
Joyce Borenstein, a Montreal filmmaker and Academy member, watched all 24 Oscar-nominated categories, spending 69 hours to cast informed votes while reflecting on her own nomination history.
Criss Angel Sued Over Alleged Assault at Vegas Show
Magician Criss Angel is being sued by an audience member for alleged assault and battery after a 2023 incident at his Las Vegas show, with claims of severe injuries and over $75,000 in damages sought.
Kathleen Munroe Teases Law & Order Toronto Season 3
Canadian Screen Award nominee Kathleen Munroe discusses the upcoming season of Law & Order Toronto: Criminal Intent, revealing cases inspired by real events and behind-the-scenes moments.
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Cineplex February Box Office Down 7% to $32.4M
Cineplex Inc. reported a February box office total of $32.4 million, marking a 7% decline from the $34.9 million recorded in the same month last year, reflecting ongoing challenges in cinema attendance.
Joyce Borenstein Finds Closure 33 Years After Oscar Nom
Montreal filmmaker Joyce Borenstein reflects on her journey and sense of resolution more than three decades after receiving an Academy Award nomination, sharing personal insights in a recent interview.
Bon Jovi Biopic to Focus on Band's Early Rise to Fame
A new film about Bon Jovi's formative years is in development at Universal, with Jon Bon Jovi involved and a screenplay by Cody Brotter. The biopic will explore the band's journey to global stardom.
Hulu's 'Friends Like These' Tops Streaming Charts
Hulu's true crime docuseries 'Friends Like These: The Murder of Skylar Neese' leads trending shows alongside Netflix's 'The Dinosaurs', HBO Max's 'DTF St. Louis', Prime Video's 'Young Sherlock', and Peacock's 'Ted'.
Top Movies on Netflix, Hulu, HBO Max, Prime Video & Peacock
Netflix's sci-fi thriller 'War Machine' leads the streaming rankings, with Hulu's 'The Secret Agent', HBO Max's 'Fackham Hall', Prime Video's 'The Bluff', and Peacock's 'Hamnet' also dominating their platforms.
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Cinerama's 1958 Vancouver Debut: A Cinematic Revolution
On March 7, 1958, Cinerama arrived in Vancouver with revolutionary wide-screen technology and multi-track audio that promised to put audiences directly into the film experience.
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