BJ McDonnell has a film, and in this film he has a band, The Foo Fighters. But this isn’t your average BTS documentary featuring the strange details of causing a commotion at some hotel or
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Ivan Reitman Passes Away at 75
On February 12th, Canada not only lost one its most legendary filmmakers, but cinema itself lost a historical icon whose influence is still seen and felt today. Ivan Reitman was a triple threat filmmaker who
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SCARBOROUGH Review
The true measure of a society is how it treats its least fortunate and even more importantly, their children. Politicians, policy makers and various experts often debate in dry terms the best ways to alleviate
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Leon Lee Breaks the Silence with Unsilenced – Interview
Human rights are rights worth standing up for. It’s right to do so in order to prevent those rights from becoming wrongs. Over in China, it seems like everyone is struggling while trying to fight
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Simu Liu Cast in Surprisingly Promising Barbie Adaptation from Gretta Gerwig
A few weeks back I wrote an article titled ‘What’s Next for Simu Liu‘, where I noted his rise from stock image stand-in to a worldwide star in 2021 after playing the title character in
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HOLLYWOOD’S CANADA: Gene Autry and the Mounties
It’s been quite some time since I’ve written an entry in this series, inspired by Pierre Berton’s immortal tome of the same name. While flipping thru the filmography appendix, I noticed the unofficial prequel to
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