Producer-Director Jennifer Holness’ ‘Subjects of Desire’ Opens Doors to New Doc Projects (EXCLUSIVE)

Colin and Justin are facing their toughest challenge to date - renovating their new Glasgow flat from 5000 miles away. Covid restrictions have forced the duo, who are based in Toronto, Canada, to carry out the refurbishment of the west end pad - which they have yet to set foot in - via Zoom.

Thomas Rhett is opening up about his heartfelt new ballad “To The Guys That Date My Girls”.

Rachel Bilson and Melinda Clarke are taking their fans back to the early 2000s with their new podcast “Welcome To The O.C.” where they’re rewatching the entire series.

Leo Barraclough International Features EditorInside Out, Canada’s largest 2SLGBTQ+ film festival and single largest promoter and distributor of 2SLGBTQ+ content in Canada, has announced eight new feature film projects that will participate in the festival’s fifth annual Finance Forum during the festival’s 31st year.The Finance Forum, taking place online from May 31-June 4, during the festival (running May 27-June 6), will provide 2SLGBTQ+-identified producers and/or producers creating 2SLGBTQ+

Brandon Thomas Lee might be single and ready to mingle, but he’s definitely not looking forward to watching his past relationship play out on the sophomore season of “The Hills: New Beginnings”.

Angelina Jolie had to develop a new set of skills to play a wilderness survival expert and veteran smokejumper in the new drama “Those Who Wish Me Dead”.

Haley Bosselman editorSome people express their gratitude with a thank you note. Others, like Jim Carrey, do so by gifting a new car.Carrey is in Vancouver, Canada to shoot “Sonic the Hedgehog 2” and wanted to show his appreciation for the crew’s hard work by holding a raffle, for which the grand prize was a Chevy Blazer RS, Variety has confirmed.

Leo Barraclough International Features EditorTelefilm Canada has launched Canada Now, a new portal devoted to highlighting Canadian content in the U.S.

Cassadee Pope is teaming up with some of country music’s leading ladies.

Jennie Punter Director and producer Elle-Máijá Tailfeathers opens her documentary “Kímmapiiyipitssini: The Meaning of Empathy” with a peaceful, slow-motion scene of buffalo calves grazing alongside their mothers while the voice of the filmmaker’s mother, a family doctor, is heard gently speaking to a mother about her baby.A coproduction between Tailfeathers’ Seen Through Woman Productions and the National Film Board of Canada, which is also selling the film, “Kímmapiiyipitssini” is a

Jennifer Cheon Garcia transformed from a vampire into a human in season 4 of “Van Helsing”, giving the Canadian actress a bigger profile – something she says she’s using to advocate against anti-Asian racism.

Christopher Vourlias Gravitas Ventures has acquired all rights in the U.S. and Canada for “The Body Fights Back,” director Marian Võsumets’ documentary about the paradoxes of diet culture, Variety has learned exclusively.

Joe Jonas has an exciting music update for Jonas Brothers fans.

Drake is pre-emptively flipping off other drivers on the road.

Whether it’s on reality television or Instagram, Kelly Osbourne has been nothing but honest with her fans about her triumphs and shortcomings when dealing with addiction.

P!nk has dominated the music industry for over 20 years, and it looks like she won’t be slowing down anytime soon.

Canada’s own Lindsay Ell has a lot to celebrate.