‘Red Dwarf’ Cast Are Back Together In Exclusive Look At ‘The Promised Land’

After living her life outside of the United States for the last decade, Meghan Markle surely knows there’s no place like home! But right now that home is, well, kind of on fire…

After living abroad in Canada and the U.K. for 10 years, the Duchess of Sussex says it’s “good to be home” in the United States.The Duchess of Sussex joined a discussion on race and gender issues in the media with the founder of a new non-profit news organization focused on gender equity.

Meghan Markle admitted that when she first moved back to the United States in April after almost a decade of living in Canada and the United Kingdom, she felt the political and racial unrest. The Duchess of Sussex, 39, appeared in conversation with the co-founder and CEO of The 19th*, Emily Ramshaw, on Friday, and discussed the effects of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, and Breonna Taylor's deaths.

Stephen “tWitch” Boss is opening up about the positive values instilled in him by his boss, Ellen DeGeneres. The 37-year-old dancer and television personality has been the resident DJ on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” since 2014.

Maddie Phillips is one of the stars of the new Netflix series Teenage Bounty Hunters, which just launched on the streaming service.

Anthony D'Alessandro Editorial Director/Box Office EditorExhibition will slowly come back to life this Friday at the box office after largely being shutdown for 21 weeks due to the pandemic. However, the first notable ticket sales will be coming out of the Great White North.Paramount is giving a big screen release to The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run in Canada at 301 theaters.

Ayesha Curry shared the secrets to her 35-pound weight loss in a new interview. Curry, 31, first revealed her major slimdown in March and later revealed she’s partnered with the FitBit app to stay on track during quarantine.

Soap fans are thrilled that “The Young and the Restless” has returned to Global with new episodes, after having to shut down production in March due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Ayesha Curry has lost about 35 pounds while in quarantine amid the coronavirus pandemic and now she’s opening up about how she accomplished the impressive feat.The 31-year-old restaurateur, who recently joined forces with Fitbit Premium to develop exclusive original content inspired by her personal health journey, has shed the weight by staying focused on fitness and food. “My daily routine typically starts with a coffee with ghee and coconut oil blended,” Curry told Yahoo Canada Lifestyle.

The Sussexes new biographical book claims that Duchess Meghan Markle has been a driving force in Prince Harry's "woke" re-education. The author of Finding Freedom says the Suits alum guided her husband on his "public journey" to become aware of issues like racism.

Although the details of what exactly happened the day Meg Thee Stallion and Tory Lanez got into a verbal altercation that turned nearly fatal aren’t clear, there’s a general consensus that no matter what Megan did — it wasn’t okay for him to pull out a gun. Since Tory has seemingly dropped off the face of the earth, there’s been rumors floating that he’s been deported back to his homeland of Canada.

Variety Staff Follow Us on TwitterIFC Films Unlimited, the streaming arm of IFC, has expanded to Canada.It will be made available on Amazon Prime beginning Wednesday. Customers can subscribe directly to IFC Films Unlimited for $5.99 CAD per month.

The countdown is on for “Big Brother” fans.

These days, Dan Levy is the award-winning co-creator and star of Emmy-nominated comedy “Schitt’s Creek”, but in an interview with “Late Night with Seth Meyers” he recalled his early days in TV, when he worked for MTV Canada as co-host of “MTV Live” and “The Hills After Show”.

Emmy nominations were announced, Catherine O'Hara realized she didn't have her castmates' numbers, should the next morning warrant a congratulatory text message or two. «I had an old 4S and as soon as I came across the border to Canada, Apple killed my 4S,» she says, launching into the story.

Inside Out, one of the largest LGBTQ film festivals in North America, has unveiled details to move online for its Oct. 1-11 edition and its 30th anniversary.

With six seasons in the books, the cast of History Canada’s “Vikings” is reflecting on the show’s success.