The Instagram 'war' between Harry and Meghan and William and Kate is growing stranger by the day
Trolls, bots, die-hard fans or an all-out race for followers between the two sets of royals? The truth is out there ...
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Wild, outrageous, and gloriously over the top: In honour of leap day, a look at what it means to be 'extra'
They are — and this is a critical element — unapologetic. An extra person knows they are being extra. And they don’t care if you mind -
Laureen Harper slams This Hour Has 22 Minutes, but the CBC has the last laugh
'Come on, make a joke that is funny. You get billions and you can’t make one funny joke,' Harper tweeted -
Chris Knight sees no evil in the filmmaking craft behind The Invisible Man
Who knew looking at nothing could be so terrifying? -
No license to drive: Daniel Craig was banned from driving iconic James Bond car
Craig: 'You know we fake it, don’t you? We’re not allowed to do that any more' -
Why the Oscars’ foreign-language category perfectly highlights the Academy’s absurdity
Sadaf Ahsan: More than ever before, it is time for the Academy to re-evaluate age-old regulations
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Newest Netflix animated tale is both dark and candy-coloured, says Chris Knight
The Willoughbys tells the story of neglected siblings who decide to rid themselves of their pesky parents -
Blood Quantum is a zombie movie with First Nations politics on the brain, says Chris Knight
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Life imitates art in First Nation director's zombie apocalypse film
'It was a very blatant we’re-still-here statement,' Jeff Barnaby says of his new movie, Blood Quantum -
Extraction is about as much fun as having a tooth pulled, says Chris Knight
Generic Chris Hemsworth thriller features car chases, gun battles and a plot as skinny as a string bean
Meet the 'jiggle daddy': Inside the weird world of niche Facebook culinary groups
From Show Me Your Aspics to Rude Rebellious Canners, online communities 'are feeding our souls'Read the Full Story →
‘It’s always risky, but it’s worked so far’: How John Oliver walks a tricky tightrope with Last Week Tonight
'Whether you stick the landing or not, that's a difficult landing to stick. You’re having to rely on your instincts and hope that you’re hitting a tone that will be ...Read the Full Story →
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Terry Crews says his wife is the ‘only woman I have to please' after refusing to support Gabrielle Union in America’s Got Talent drama
'I’m a hog. You’re a chicken. Just ‘cuz you gave me eggs — don’t mean I owe you bacon' -
It seems SNL's Michael Che doesn't respond too well to criticism
'It’s all very weird. Michael has an extremely powerful, visible position that he uses to obsessively demean people who criticize him'
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The Netflix documentary on Aaron Hernandez has something in it for everyone to get upset about
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#NotAllBabies: Baby Yoda remains the cutest thing in the Star Wars universe despite Baby Jabba's challenge
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Ken Jennings crowned Jeopardy’s Greatest of All Time
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Silence of the Lambs is getting a spin-off television series, all about Clarice
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Joker, The Irishman, Once Upon A Time in Hollywood lead 2020 Oscar nominations
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Justice for Jessica Simpson
Sadaf Ahsan: Waiting to let celebrities up only when they publish tragic tell-alls that offer sympathetic explanations for each incident to trigger derision isn’t progress -
Alessia Cara, Tory Lanez lead 2020 Juno Award nominations
Cara, Lanez, Jann Arden, Daniel Caesar, Lennon Stella, and The Glorious Sons are set to perform at the ceremony on March 15 -
The Grammys love to celebrate black artists — just not with actual awards
Sadaf Ahsan: By pigeonholing black artists and shutting them out of categories their style may be more suited to, they’re often left out of the conversation that their music started -
The Grammys did several impromptu things to honour Kobe Bryant
Just outside, hundreds of mourning fans gathered to honour Bryant, leaving behind pink and purple bouquets upon bouquets, jerseys, candles, notes and tributes of all kinds
Go to Tadoussac for the whale watching, but stay for the outstanding cuisine, craft beers and scenery
Nancy Truman: Each individual’s tail is as unique as a human fingerprint, making it easy for researchers — and observant whale watchers — to identifyRead the Full Story →
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Throughout its history, cottage culture has been about who we want to be seen as rather than who we truly are
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The Cayman Islands are wonderful for many reasons, but the diving is what really sets them apart
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Lake Constance boasts a wealth of palaces, castles and monasteries left behind by two royal dynasties
