Moist Returns With New Self-Titled Single Accompanied By Freaky Music Video

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).

Canadian jazz pianist Oscar Peterson’s legendary career is being celebrated in a Heritage Minute.

A year after Covid raged in China, the country’s box office is all sewn up and back together with Detective Chinatown 3 besting Avengers: Endgame‘s U.S./Canada all-time opening with a $394M weekend. But here in the states, we’re still trying to get the pandemic under control, and winter storms which impacted 100 million Americans according to the National Weather Service didn’t help over a four-day Valentine’s Day/Presidents’ Day weekend which is historically a lucrative time.

Emmanuel Kelly is taking over the music scene with the support of Coldplay frontman Chris Martin.

“I shouldn’t tell you this,” grins Sam Neill, as he and his pup Chuff escort ET Canada through a gate to his Instafamous cows at the sprawling headquarters of his Two Paddocks vineyards in New Zealand’s Central Otago. “It sounds too eccentric, but I come play my ukulele here and a couple wander over and listen, but I’d really like mass adoration … I want cattle groupies.”

Vic Mensa is speaking out about the ongoing fight against systematic oppression and the COVID-19 response in the United States.

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in a statement attributed to co-CEO and chief content officer Ted Sarandos, the company said more details will be announced “in the weeks ahead.”“We could only have dreamed in 2012 when our first original production began filming in Ontario (Hemlock Grove) what an important part of our business Canada would become,” the statement read. “Since 2017 alone we have spent more than $2.5B CAD on productions in the country.

A familiar face will be returning to Port Charles, with actor Chad Brannon being brought back to “General Hospital” nearly 20 years after his character kicked the bucket.

On Tuesday, the Lifetime network held its sessions at the Television Critics Association winter press tour, which for the second time ever has gone totally virtually.

EXCLUSIVE: New Regency has secured the film and television rights to Meg Mason’s novel, Sorrow and Bliss, in what was said to be a competitive situation.

Michael Bublé is back to debate the pronunciation of Bubly Sparkling Water in the brand’s 2021 Super Bowl ad.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers just won the Super Bowl so what will they do next? Celebrate with their city.

Shaquille O’Neal is praising Giselle Bündchen for giving her husband, and Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback, Tom Brady, the space he needs to make a big statement on Super Bowl Sunday.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterNew Japan Pro-Wrestling (NJPW) will air on the Roku Channel in the U.S., U.K., and Canada under a new television deal, Variety has learned.The professional wrestling promotion will air a one-hour weekly series on the Roku Channel beginning Feb. 11 and will air every Thursday thereafter beginning at 5 p.m.

John Cena, who is neck-deep in shoot mode for Suicide Squad's spin-off series Peacemaker in Vancouver, Canada, took some time out to chat with his good friend Jimmy Fallon on the latter's talk show The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.

Elaine Low Senior TV WriterAMC Networks and Toronto-based Shaftesbury have entered into a new strategic partnership that, through an investment in Shaftesbury, will grant AMC access to the production company’s slate and expand its content and development capabilities in Canada.The partnership, which builds on AMC and Shaftesbury’s existing production ties, was forged with the intention of growing Shaftesbury’s content slate across genres and creating more opportunities for Canadian creators