The decade's best episode of television, Mad Men's 'The Suitcase,' aired on September 5, 2010
Sadaf Ahsan: As a rarely told love story, 'The Suitcase' says so much with so little, nary a visual nor narrative trick in sight
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Television The 11th-annual YouTube Rewind reveals Canadians' favourites
YouTube releases its 2019 most viewed videos in Canada list across a number of genres. -
Television Tennant to star in 'Around The World in 80 Days' series
David Tennant is set to play literary explorer Phileas Fogg in the latest adaptation of Around The World in 80 Days. -
Television Laura Dern definitely (probably) thinks Baby Yoda is a basketball player or a rapper
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Television From Succession to Community, here are the decade's 10 best episodes of television
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Television Will & Grace star Shelley Morrison dies
Debra Messing and Megan Mullally have led tributes to their Will & Grace co-star Shelley Morrison following her death on Sunday. -
Television Emilia Clarke was 'in hell' learning final 'Game of Thrones' speech
Emilia Clarke has admitted she was “in hell” learning her final speech on Game Of Thrones. -
Television The Mandalorian Chapter 4: Sanctuary reviewed
2M4Ruyvyhq8 Chapter 4: Sanctuary presented a major tonal shift for The Mandalorian, wearing its influences from Seven Samurai to ‘60s TV westerns heavily on its sleeves.
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Music Pussycat Dolls' 'nearly naked' reunion sparks complaints
The Pussycat Dolls raunchy reunion on U.K. TV show The X Factor: Celebrity prompted more than 400 complaints to broadcasting authorities. -
Television 'America's Got Talent' producers address Gabrielle Union firing
Producers behind America’s Got Talent are “working with” Gabrielle Union to remedy concerns the actress raised about the show before she was fired from its judging panel. -
Television 'Doctor Who' star John Barrowman hospitalized for 'severe neck injury'
Actor John Barrowman has been hospitalized after suffering what he calls a “severe neck injury. -
Television 'Making It' Season 2 tops this week's TV must-sees
1. Making ItSeason 2 debut Amy Poehler and Nick Offerman are back with the second season of their DIY competition series — but this time with a holiday twist. -
Celebrity James Van Der Beek has 'newfound gratitude' for wife after miscarriage
Actor James Van Der Beek was especially grateful to have his wife by his side this Thanksgiving after her miscarriage ordeal almost claimed her life. -
Television APTN celebrates 20 years of representing Indigenous peoples
Jean La Rose remembers the exact day that APTN launched in Canada. It was Sept. 1, 1999: Nunavut had just recently become Canada’s newest territory, with a mostly Inuit population, ... -
Television Survivor's Elizabeth Beisel rants following exit
Here’s a look back at this week’s reality-TV highlights:Survivor Olympic swimmer Elizabeth Beisel had to go it alone on Survivor: Island of the Idols. -
Television On Orangutan Jungle School, Borneo sanctuary rescues endangered primates
It’s a jungle out there. And for orangutans that have been mistreated, orphaned or attacked by humans, the jungle can be a very scary place.
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Local News Alex Trebek announces cancer diagnosis in YouTube video
Trebek says he wanted to announce the news himself to prevent fans “from reading or hearing some overblown or inaccurate reports.” -
Celebrities Riverdale star Luke Perry dies after suffering major stroke last week
In recent years, Perry had spent time in and around the Vancouver area while starring as Fred Andrews on the locally filmed Riverdale. -
News 'Simpsons' to drop Apu after being branded a 'racist caricature'
The Simpsons showrunner Al Jean has distanced himself from claims shopkeeper Apu Nahasapeemapetilon will be axed from the cartoon following racism complaints. -
Local Entertainment Employable Me: Tourette's made my job search a high-wire act
You’ll hear employers boast about diversity and acceptance, but there’s no place for that when it comes to someone with Tourette’s. -
Celebrities Steve Martin and Martin Short talk SCTV, being offended and vaping
Q+A with Steve Martin + Martin Short! -
Television Hellfire Heroes profiles Alberta firefighters in blazing new...
When you live in a rural area, the local firefighter is both the first, and the last, line of defence.
