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How to Create the Perfect Express Entry Profile
The Express Entry system is one of the largest immigration entry points into Canada, and has a goal of issuing 108,500 Invitations to Apply (ITA) in 2021 and 110,500 ITAs in 2022. In other words, if you would like to immigrate to Canada as a permanent resident, then...
Breaking Down The Most Important Social Media Moments
Over the years, social media has grown significantly. Today, people around the world use social media for numerous reasons. Some use it for work, but others use social media to stay in touch with friends and family members. In addition to this, social media was home...
Rap Music Is Powering Social Change
Anyone who has paid attention to the news during the past few months has likely seen that there has been a growing push for social change. While there are lots of catalysts that are powering this movement, one of the most prominent is rap music. In large part, this...
6 Things You Should Know About Dating a Taurus
So you’ve been dating someone for a couple of weeks and you learn that they’re a Taurus. At first, that information doesn’t mean much to you. But then they do something interesting, curious, or surprising and you start to wonder if it has anything to do with their...
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Apple TV’s Ted Lasso pays tribute to Buffy actor Anthony Head
Apple TV’s Ted Lasso included a tribute to actor Anthony Head during its penultimate season episode, months following his death in June at age 72.
Olivia Dean accused of plagiarism on her I’ve Seen It track
Olivia Dean faces a copyright infringement lawsuit alleging her track I’ve Seen It plagiarizes Bill Withers’ 1981 classic Just the Two of Us, with musicologists identifying substantial melodic similarities between the works.
Tom Cruise’s ‘Digger’ Tries New Marketing Tactic: The French Love It, Americans Don’t
Warner Bros. launched a new advertisement for ‘Digger’ contrasting positive international critical reviews with negative American ones, as the Tom Cruise film struggles at the domestic box office.
‘In The Heart of the South’ Director Wants to Change the Narrative For Indigenous Filmmakers: “You’ve Been Telling Our Stories Forever”
Director Nyla Innuksuk’s supernatural thriller ‘In the Heart of the South’ explores indigenous representation in filmmaking, examining how indigenous artists navigate pressures to exploit trauma for commercial success.
Pedro Pascal in ‘Behemoth!’: The Oscar-Worthy Role That He (and Latinos) Have Been Waiting For
Pedro Pascal delivers an internalized performance in “Behemoth!,” Tony Gilroy’s directorial return, playing a former child prodigy musician returning home after 20 years. The film premiered at the New York Film Festival as a potential awards contender.
‘East of Eden’ Boss Zoe Kazan on That Devastating Ending, Why Florence Pugh’s Cathy Is Both a ‘Murderer’ and ‘Survivor’ and Making Lee a Central Character
Director Zoe Kazan adapts John Steinbeck’s “East of Eden” for Netflix as a miniseries premiering October 1, centering on Florence Pugh’s complex portrayal of the character Cathy Ames rather than sidelining her as a villain.
Marjoe Gortner, Child Preacher and ‘Earthquake,’ ‘Falcon Crest’ Actor, Dies at 82
Marjoe Gortner, a child evangelist featured in an Oscar-winning documentary who later became an actor in films and television, died Friday at 82 from congestive heart failure complications.
Daily Wire’s Pro-ICE Film ‘Pawn Shop’ Production Temporarily Suspended
Production of Daily Wire’s film “Pawn Shop” has been temporarily suspended in Montana following a city commission meeting where residents raised concerns about impacts on local businesses and the food bank.
‘Spotlight’ Director Says The Catholic Church Hasn’t Done ‘Enough’ To Protect Children From Sexual Assault 10 Years After Film’s Best Picture Win: ‘Not Until Every Child Is Safe’
Director Tom McCarthy says the Catholic Church has not made sufficient changes to protect children from sexual abuse in the decade following his 2016 Best Picture-winning film ‘Spotlight.’
Sass Jordan, Singer and Longtime ‘Canadian Idol’ Judge, Dies at 65
Sass Jordan, a Canadian rock singer and longtime judge on ‘Canadian Idol,’ died on Oct. 2 at age 65. She had a successful recording career spanning decades and won a Juno Award in 1989.
‘Ba’s Book’ Director Uncovers Father’s Secrets Over Vietnam War, Revolutionary Iran Upbringing
Montreal filmmaker Ashley Duong adapted her father’s Vietnam War memoir into a hybrid documentary-drama film, Ba’s Book, screening at the Vancouver Film Festival and exploring the family’s journey through war and exile.
Gypsy-Rose Blanchard Launches Petition to ‘Fight Online Harassment’ Following Partner Ken Urker’s Death: ‘Fame Does Not Erase Humanity’
Gypsy-Rose Blanchard launched a petition following her partner Ken Urker’s death, urging social media platforms to address online harassment and cyberbullying more effectively.