‘Property Brothers’ Drew And Jonathan Scott Talk Producing The Show Amid The Pandemic

Dade Hayes Finance EditorNearly a year after its world premiere at the Toronto Film Festival, Anything is Possible – The Serge Ibaka Story will have its U.S. debut on Crackle on August 1.The feature-length documentary about the Congolese NBA star was produced by Vinay Virmani at LeBron James’ Uninterrupted Canada along with Jordi Vilà and Ibaka’s Ouenzé Entertainment.Ibaka, a power forward, played a key role on the Toronto Raptors’ championship team in 2019.

Drew and Jonathan Scott could have their next “Property Brothers” project lined up.

It’s been 10 years and memories of “Scott Pilgrim vs. The World” are still strong.

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Dancing on Ice star Brianne Delcourt has exclusively revealed in HELLO! that she is hanging up her skates after ten years on the ITV show. The star is making a new life for herself in her native Canada, with her fiancé Kevin Kilbane and her three-year-old daughter Gracie.MORE: 14 stylish wedding face masks you'll say 'I do' to"It has been a back-and-forth question mark in my mind for some time now," she tells us.

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas. In Ottawa. In July.

Lisa Vanderpump has another TV series to add to her roster of shows.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorDes, ITV’s drama starring David Tennant as British serial killer Dennis Nilsen, has been acquired by a raft of international broadcasters and streamers, including AMC Networks’ Sundance Now in the U.S., Canada and Caribbean.Made by All3Media-backed Catherine The Great producer New Pictures, the miniseries has also been sold by All3Media International to DIRECTV in Latin America, STAN in Australia and TVNZ in New Zealand.In Europe, Des has been acquired by C

Chris Moyles Show on Radio X rallied round to raise the cash yesterday for Barry Pirlie, from Stonehaven, Aberdeenshire.Moyles was discussing pubs reopening in Scotland when long-time listener “Big Baz” texted the show to say he couldn’t afford to go for a pint.After reading out the text on air, Moyles encouraged him to set up a GoFundMe page.He said: “We could have a whip-round for you, Big Baz.

“Big Brother Canada” is coming back for a ninth season with a new creative twist.

Will Arnett is one busy man.

The dispute between Meghan Markle and the Mail on Sunday continues.

Shay Mitchell, 33, jumped on the #WhatIdWear TikTok trend by reimagining fashion looks for her former TV characters, including Peach from You, Emily from Pretty Little Liars and Stella from Dollface.For those who are new to the challenge, it’s all about showing what you’d wear for specific situations, say, if you were thrown into your favorite TV show.The Canada native filmed the TikTok video in her lavish closet on Saturday, July 4.

Justin Bieber’s long time producer Poo Bear, who has worked with him on hits like ‘What Do You Mean,’ ‘Purpose’ and ‘Despacito,” calls the 26-year-old pop star’s vow to help fight racial injustice extremely “vulnerable.”

Prospective “Hamilton” audiences might not be able to see the musical production live on Broadway right now but they’ll be able to stream it on Disney+ starting July 3.

After the release of Tenet and Mulan was pushed back again amid a surge in U.S. coronavirus case counts, Ellis Jacob, chairman of the National Association of Theatre Owners, has discussed efforts to reopen Los Angeles and New York City movie screens to the summer's biggest tentpole releases.

Canada's Cineplex reported a $178.4 million loss in the first quarter after the global COVID-19 crisis shuttered its theaters and out-of-home entertainment venues since March. During the latest quarter, the Canadian exhibitor posted a non-cash impairment charge of $173.1 million related to goodwill, right-of-use assets and property and leasehold charges.

Cirque du Soleil Entertainment Group has filed for protection from creditors in Canada as its global circus shows remain shuttered during the coronavirus pandemic. Montreal-based Cirque du Soleil is seeking bankruptcy protection under the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act to restructure its balance sheet, the company said on Monday.

Canadians, start your engines!