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VIDEO: Arcade Fire singer criticizes Wyclef's presidential bid

Hip-hop star Wyclef Jean is campaigning for president of Haiti and he's drawing criticism from some unlikely quarters, including from Arcade Fire frontman Win Butler, whose wife, Régine Chassagne, is of Haitian origin and who has questioned Jean's French language fluency.

Ottawa film festival to focus on local scene

The organizers behind the first Ottawa International Film Festival opening this weekend are hoping to draw the eyes of the world on what they say is a thriving local film scene.

3-D is exploding - but where's the next Avatar?

Eight months after the premiere of Avatar, Hollywood is still using 3-D technology mostly for cheap thrills.

Country star Brandt surprises farmer

Canadian country musician Paul Brandt made a surprise visit to a farmer's field near Winkler, Man., to shoot a music video Monday.

Rock 'n' roll footwear on show at CNE

An exhibit of rock and roll memorabilia to be displayed at this year's Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto will include shoes once worn by Jimi Hendrix, Madonna, Rod Stewart and Barbra Streisand.

Horror master Roth turns to exorcism

In producing The Last Exorcism, horror master Eli Roth began with the premise that no one can top The Exorcist.

Scottish poet Edwin Morgan dies at 90

Poet and translator Edwin Morgan, who was named Scotland's first national poet — the Scots Makar — in 2004, has died at the age of 90.

Bret Michaels sues over nixed Syracuse concert

Bret Michaels is suing a concert promoter who postponed a New York gig this month apparently without informing the rocker and reality TV star.

Plinth art contenders unveiled in London

A blue rooster, an oversized cake made of bricks and an elaborately decorated military hero are among the latest candidates for the empty plinth in London's Trafalgar Square.

Spike Lee doc returns to New Orleans

Spike Lee began his documentary on the five-year followup to Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans thinking it would be a portrait of a city still struggling, but making progress.