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Deadpool & Wolverine Passes Billion Mark on Global Box Office, En Route to Becoming Highest-Grossing R-Rated Movie Ever

August 14, 2024August 12, 2024Today's Top StoriesDeadpool & Wolverine, Marvel

Given the critical and commercial disaster that was 2023, Marvel, and by extension Disney, really needed a win in 2024. While Pixar, which Disney also owns, has already achieved some much needed major success this

CLOSE TO YOU Introduces Audiences to Elliot Page

August 13, 2024August 12, 2024ReviewClose to You, David Reale, Elliot Page, Hillary Baack, Peter Outerbridge

Unless you’ve been binging Umbrella Academy on Netflix, you likely haven’t seen much of Elliot Page since he came out as a transgender man back in December 2020. He is arguably the most visible Trans

Fate Interview 3 – James Van Patten

August 12, 2024July 11, 2024InterviewFate, James Van Patten

One of the best things about covering Fate was how much I got to talk to people about it as well as how many. Next on our list is James Van Patten, aka Jimmy Van

Ellen Dubin

August 9, 2024August 5, 2024InterviewDune: Part 1, Ellen Dubin, Lexx, M3GAN, Napoleon Dynamite, Skyrim, The Collector, Toronto, Turning Red

Canada has many talented actors, writers, producers, and other content creators. To help our industry grow, we would like to introduce you to some talented folks who have managed to capture that magic on screen.

Aki Creators Presenting Indigenous Content

August 8, 2024August 5, 2024AnnouncementsAki Creators, Indigenous Content, Sandra Laronde, Streaming Platforms

In recent years, there has been a growing appreciation for Indigenous content across various media platforms. This surge in interest has been met with an innovative response: the launch of Aki Creators, a streaming platform

Get your Neo-Western Fix with LAST COUNTY

August 6, 2024August 5, 2024ReviewAntonia Battrick, Barret Mullholland, Kaelen Ohm, Last County, Rodrigo Fernandez Stoll

Did the Hollywood western truly die or has it simply morphed into something palatably contemporary? The days of stagecoaches, spurs, and Smith & Wessons may be long gone (I personally consider Clint Eastwood’s 1992 masterpiece