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Talent On Tap – Recon Arrives on Time for Remembrance Day

November 9, 2020November 30, 2020InterviewChristie Burke, RECON, Rick Dugdale, RJ Fetherstonhaugh, Robert Port

There are things you see in war that will leave a stamp in your memory, like a horror scene stuck on repeat. They follow you into your dreams, your relationships and your morality bank. If

Talent On Tap Exclusive – I Wish I Could – A Song of Healing and Hope

November 6, 2020November 17, 2021InterviewBIZZ LOC, Dub J, Enough is Enough, I Wish I Could, JD ERA, JELLEESTONE, JRDN, MAESTRO FRESH WES, RONEY, TURK

If you’re not aware of the gun violence in Toronto, as a fellow Canadian, you really need to get onboard. It might not affect you personally but it’s only a matter of time before it

Stay Alert: THE SYSTEM is coming for you!

November 5, 2020November 20, 2020AnnouncementsNick Montalvo, Spencer Longmore, THE SYSTEM

You’d better keep your eyes peeled, because a great new science fiction show is coming out, and it will leave you asking lots of questions. Created by Nick Montalvo and Spencer Longmore, THE SYSTEM focuses

Freaks – Review

November 4, 2020November 4, 2020ReviewAdam Stein, Emile Hirsch, Freaks, Lexa Kolker, Zach Lipovsky

When I was a child, still too young to watch a big chunk of the cinematic greats, my dad would instead distil the narratives of films like Crimson Tide and The Outlaw Josie Wales into

Carlo Parentela, Vaughan executive, Last Bride Standing creator brings new edge in creative production & television entertainment

November 3, 2020November 4, 2020InterviewCarlo Parentela, Château le Jardin, Last Bride Standing

Growing up in the restaurant business, you wouldn’t guess Carlo Parentela for someone who would want to become a television producer. Afterall, the Vaughan entrepreneur is president of Château le Jardin, a 80,000-square-foot banquet hall

HOOVIE: Virtual Moviegoing with Fiona Rayher and Hilary Henegar

November 3, 2020November 3, 2020InterviewFinoa Rayher, Hilary Henegar, Hoovie

The inaugural year of the 2020s has potentially changed moviegoing forever. Although pockets of theatres in North America have reopened since a near-complete shutdown in mid-March, most are operating at less than half capacity and