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 Marvel's gay hero Northstar set to marry beau
Wedding bells will ring this summer for Marvel Comics’ first openly gay hero, Canadian character Jean-Paul Beaubier, a.k.a. super speedster Northstar, and his longtime boyfriend.
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 Peter Gabriel's 25th anniversary So tour coming to Toronto
Twenty five years later, Peter Gabriel is still willing to be your "Sledgehammer."
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 Cannes 2012: It's the David and Brandon Cronenberg Comedy Show
A Cannes Film Festival chat with father-and-son filmmakers David and Brandon Cronenberg was intended as a serious discussion of their movies, influences and life together. But the light-hearted event was more of a comedy revue.
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 Donald Driver takes home Dancing with the Stars Mirror Ball
Judge Bruno Tonioli nailed it Tuesday night when he told Donald Driver, “You peaked at the right time.”
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 Rating the season and series finales
With summer almost upon us and advertisers particularly scrutinizing the ratings, May Sweeps is prime time for American series to go out with a bang. And the occasional whimper.
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 Final three DWTS couples pull out all of the stops: Recap
"That was the dance of a champion!" That was Carrie Anne Inaba's reaction to Katherine Jenkins and Mark Ballas' spirited freestyle dance Monday night.
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 The Bachelorette recap: Emily sends Joe, Aaron and Kyle packing
Handsome Joe doesn't pass the prospective daddy test for Emily Maynard
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 House rides into the sunset: Review
Do not read further if you haven’t seen the House finale. You have been warned. I’ve heard the phrase “burning down the house,” but this was ridiculous. Even for House.
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 Fall's new shows: Grading the new kids in TV land
With glitzy launch events last week, the American television networks announced the new series coming next year. The Canadian networks are now deciding what they would like to buy to reveal at their upfronts -- where new programming and schedules are unveiled -- during the last week of May.
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 Margaret Atwood mentors British novelist Naomi Alderman
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 Carrie Underwood, the Idol big enough for Oprah
Country superstar/NHL wife takes it easy on touring hit album for now.
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 Jackie Chan says Chinese Zodiac will be his last action movie
Jackie Chan is landing his last punch as an action star, but says he is stepping into retirement having made one of the most important films of his career.
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 Cannes star filmed Reality on day pass from jail
Reality, a Palme d'Or competitor by Italy's Matteo Garrone receiving its world premiere Friday at the Cannes Film Festival, brilliantly satirizes what happens when the spotlight doesn't get switched on.
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 Donna Summer's family plans private funeral
Donna Summer’s funeral will be a private one for family and close friends.
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 Documents call into question Loretta Lynn's age
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 Nigel Lythgoe: So You Think You Can Dance will crown two winners
So You Think You Can Dance will have one male and one female winner in Season 9, Nigel Lythgoe says.
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 Conrad Black gives exclusive interview to CBC
Conrad Black interviewed by Peter Mansbridge on the National
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 Cannes 2012: Rebekah Brooks movie announced
The life of former News of the World editor Rebekah Brooks to be made into a movie
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 Samuel L. Jackson talks about The Samaritan
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 For Jean Paul Gaultier it's a Coke Cannes
Fashionista and juror at film fest sells out in high-profile style.
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 Q&A: Shirley MacLaine, one witty lady
Shirley MacLaine, 78, is nothing like Marjorie Nugent, the rich, embittered widow in Bernie. She's funny, witty and political.
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 Joel Plaskett and his singles file
One unlaboured track at a time adds up to album leading to Toronto shows this weekend.
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 Movie trailers become as big as the film itself
Coming soon! It's the countdown to the teaser to the trailer you won't want to miss! "People will pay to see a movie just so they can see the trailer," says trailer producer Mojo.
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 Nick Stahl, Terminator 3 actor, reported missing
Actor Nick Stahl is missing. He played John Connor in the Terminator movie series.
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 Battleship review: Taylor Kitsch movie is high volume on the high seas
Where else but Hollywood would they take a board game with no characters and spin it into a $200 million action flick?
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