Canadian Outerwear Brand Wuxly Movement Celebrates Local Toronto Artists During Black History Month

Brianne Delcourt and Kevin Kilbane have experienced a lot of firsts in the 18 months since meeting on Dancing on Ice in October 2019.They have fallen in love, got engaged, bought a house in Canada, tied the knot and had their first child, daughter Olivia, together. And if you were ever curious to take a peek inside their luxurious pad, the loved up couple have offered OK! VIP club members an exclusive tour of their home - complete with their very own bar in the basement.

Finally, Canadians will be getting a taste of the Rock’s tequila.

Naman Ramachandran Canada’s Rogers Communications is buying competitor Shaw Communications in a deal worth CAD$26 billion ($20.8 billion).Rogers will acquire all issued and outstanding Class A Shares and Class B Shares of Shaw, which reflects a premium of approximately 70% to Shaw’s recent Class B Share price.Both entities began trading as family-run businesses.

Jamie Kennedy’s newest film “Last Call” is a relatable journey about finding home again, a message the 50-year-old actor hopes viewers take to heart.

If you've been away from social media or just generally living under a rock, let us break it to you that Meghan Markle and Prince Harry moved to Montecito in California after they stepped back from their roles as senior working members of the royal family.

When it comes to Black music in Canada, the focus remains heavily on Toronto as home to some of the biggest artists in the world. But, with Black music history all over the country, there are a number of artists working on shifting the musical focus to Western Canada.

Kim’s Convenience, the Canadian sitcom that airs on Netflix in the U.S. and in many countries around the world, is ending with its upcoming fifth season.

Dr. Mehmet Oz helped save a man’s life after he suddenly collapsed at a New Jersey airport.

John Hopewell Chief International CorrespondentOne of Europe’s most formidable TV forces, ZDF Enterprises, the international distribution and co-production arm of German public broadcaster ZDF, has swooped on world sales rights to “White Night” (“Nuit Blanche”), the anticipated new show from screenwriter Julie Hivon who broke out in fall 2019 with “Amber Alert,” a big audience and critical hit in French-speaking Canada.Commissioned by CBC/Radio-Canada, Canada’s national public broadcaster,

Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively have made another very generous donation.

While it’s hard to deny the dominance of Black music across airwaves and streaming services around the world, it wasn’t long ago that many genres had a tough time gaining a foothold in Canada. With storied histories across the country in genres like soul, reggae, and hip-hop, putting them on the deserved stages proved difficult beyond niche platforms.

AMC Entertainment is awarding CEO Adam Aron, among other executives, a special cash bonus to recognize their “special efforts” put forth during the COVID-19 pandemic.The total authorized amount of bonuses being paid to employees including its “NEOs, corporate associates and theatre management” is approximately $8.3 million, according to the company.

according to the City of Winnipeg Complaints Department — an entirely fictional state agency — on Facebook. Recent images shared by the wacky watchdog group have featured snow men and women in a series of white-hot, sexually suggestive positions, including a pair found engaging in public fellatio on a bench near Winnipeg’s City Hall.

rIVerse opens up about living authentically.

 Ryan Reynolds  and  Blake Lively  are giving back.Earlier this week, Feeding America and Food Banks Canada both revealed in respective social media posts that the couple pledged $500,000 to each organization in support of their COVID-19 Response Funds. This decision to give back comes almost a year after the stars donated $500,000 to both when the pandemic first began in early 2020.Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds hilariously trolled each other on Valentine’s DayRyan Reynolds wished Betty White a

February in New York usually consists of a different kind of hustle and bustle, with editors, bloggers and the usual fashion suspects running from show to show, in shoes we promised our friends were walkable (wrong) and coats we promised were warm enough (wrong again).