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Ring in the weekend with these lovely films that celebrate food and its potential to change lives, in big ways and small.

It's a cross between a burger joint and cool neighborhood "watering hole," and it's one of the growing number of restaurants in Greenville that offer brunch.

Up for best supporting actress for “The Whale,” she never dreamed of being a performer. But she has turned into “a force of nature,” says Brendan Fraser.

A review of The Menu (2022).

A small restaurant is gaining attention beyond it's neighborhood roots in Very Local's "What's On The Menu, Greenville?"

Netflix, Crave, Disney+, Prime Video — the list goes on and on. With so many streaming platforms available to Canadians, it can be tough to know which one has your favourite film or television show. Luckily, JustWatch is making things easier than ever with a list of the top 10 movies and TV shows combined from all available streaming services in Canada.

Through its masterclass on character-driven storytelling, Mark Mylods The Menu (2022) transcends it from being tasty satire on the restaurant industry to a bitterly uncomfortable study on the aftermath of the artist selling their soul, writes Devon Thomas.

Whether it's Valentine's Day or any given weekend, one downtown Greenville business takes aim like Cupid and hits the sweet spot.

In a new era of rage, dining out has become downright volatile — with both customers and servers aggrieved.

The movie will star Samberg as a man who is cryogenically frozen for over 40 years