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Wednesday is here and there is a great cast to go along with it. Here is where you might have seen them before.

John Legend, 43, used his save button in the final minute of Tuesdays episode of The Voice to keep the sister duo The Marilynds as the Battle Rounds continued.

As the company celebrates the conclusion of another sold-out, critically-acclaimed season, Toronto's beloved Off-Off Broadview stage - COAL MINE THEATRE – has announced an exhilarating four-show line-up for 22.23.

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Production has commenced on the third season of the CBC original comedy-drama series Pretty Hard Cases.

Amazon Freevee, the service previously known as IMDb TV, is now available as an Apple TV app for the first time. The new app can be downloaded from the App Store and is a universal all — it's the same as the one that's already available for iPhone and iPad.

Pretty Hard Cases stars Adrienne C Moore and Meredith MacNeill as mismatched police buddies. Plus: a peek inside the £75m former home of Margot Fonteyn. Here’s what to watch this evening

Focus is an essential part of getting something done. Sometimes my focus is more on yesterday than it is today. I waste a lot of time looking backward.

Bob Brenly takes voluntary leave from booth to reflect Field Level Media 04 Jun 2021, 14:55 GMT+10 Television analyst and former big-league manager Bob Brenly said Thursday hes taking a voluntary leave from the broadcast booth in the aftermath of his "insensitive reference" toward New York Mets pitcher Marcus Stroman. Brenly has been under fire since referring to Stromans "durag" during Tuesdays telecast. "Beginning today, I have voluntarily decided to take some time off to listen, reflect and ...

Why movie and TV productions in Ontario are shooting during the third wave Why movie and TV productions in Ontario are shooting during the third wave With ICUs overwhelmed, industry professionals weigh in on whether the film shoots need to temporarily shut down By Radheyan Simonpillai Radheyan Simonpillai Last year, when the COVID-19 pandemic broke out, movie and TV productions in Ontario and across Canada immediately shut down, regrouping months later after elaborate new safety measur...