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January 24, 2024
Dive into the enchanting winter world as Aespa's Karina captivates Sapporo with her radiant presence! #aespa #karina #katarinabluu
December 21, 2023
"Explore the rich history of important, joyful, and connected Black communities in Canada with award-winning filmmaker Frances-Anne Solomon. Discover the untold stories, resilience, and cultural diversity in the Black Life: Untold Stories series, highlighting over 400 years of Canadian history through the eyes of its Black population. Join Solomon in uncovering the past and celebrating the enduring spirit of these communities, from historic settlements to contemporary achievements."
December 14, 2023
25 festive activities to keep you busy this week
December 13, 2023
‘We have so many amazing Black histories in Canada,’ playwright says
December 13, 2023
Filmmaker Frances-Anne Solomon highlights over 200 years of “important, joyful, connected Black communities” in “Claiming Space” the eighth episode of the CBC docuseries Black Life: Untold Stories.
November 20, 2023
Yes, the Dickens play, 'The Nutcracker' and 'Messiah' are prevalent, but there's much more to the Vermont holiday events scene this year
November 15, 2023
Legoland Windsor in Berkshire is set to open a new rollercoaster in spring 2024, with the Minifigure Speedway featuring state-of-the-art technology and a dynamic dual-track layout, which cost £10m to develop
November 10, 2023
Legoland at Christmas will see Father Christmas make his long-awaited return to the Windsor, Berkshire park, with guests given the opportunity to meet Santa himself
September 5, 2023
As is now tradition for any multi-generation celebrity family, Ethan Hawke and Maya Hawke have weighed in on questions of nepotism in a new interview with Variety.
August 10, 2023
PATRICK MARMION: The Edinburgh Festival is the spiritual home of kooky genius. And there are few people in theatre today who are kookier - or more touched by genius - than Isobel McArthur.