All kinds of creative artistry will be demonstrated around the city leading up to the Artwalk Festival.
Advocate web producer Leo Paré gives a quick overview of tomorrow's top stories.
Canadian Ryan Reynolds says he’s “hugely passionate” about his upcoming movie based on the Marvel Comics character Deadpool.
Procedural dramas are in, serials are out.
Sitcoms are back, reality TV is fading fast.
A roots group that’s making waves on three continents is coming to Red Deer’s The Matchbox this week.
NEW YORK — “Billy Elliot,” the big British musical about a coal miner’s son who dreams to dance, bowled over Broadway on Sunday, winning 10 Tonys, including best musical and a unique best actor prize for a Canadian teen and two other young performers who share the title character.
The lawyer for a woman suing actor-comedian Sacha Baron Cohen over a scuffle at a charity bingo tournament said Friday that his client suffered “life-altering injuries.”
Kat Danser, Edmonton’s queen of the swamp blues, is at the Velvet Olice Lounge, June 19. Call the lounge at 403-340-3288.
Bif Naked doesn’t mince words: Getting breast cancer sucks.
Bad news for Canada’s polka kings.
The Recording Academy, which puts on the Grammy Awards, has decided to eliminate the category for best polka album.
Actor David Carradine, a born seeker and cult idol who broke through as the willing student called “grasshopper” in the 1970s TV series “Kung Fu” and decades later as leader of an assassin squad in “Kill Bill,” was found dead Thursday in Thailand. Police said he appeared to have hanged himself.
When Alice tumbles down the rabbit hole at Red Deer’s Memorial Centre next week, she will enter a bizarre world that’s more Tim Burton than Walt Disney.
Saskatoon’s Tim Vaughn takes over The Vat’s stage tonight and tomorrow. This nu-jazz and blues guitarist — and oddly-appealing vocalist — is on a brief Alberta swing promoting his debut disc, Two Tone Blue.
Now this is what I’m talkin’ about. The Hangover is a funny movie, flat out, all the way through. Its setup is funny. Every situation is funny. Most of the dialogue is funny almost line-by-line.
To hear the folks in Hollywood talk about it, improved 3-D technology and the quality films that are quickly lining up behind it represent nothing short of a revolution.
Every city has its own unique pulse of life. That’s what Jeff Freilich, executive producer of the USA network series Burn Notice, believes.
Canadian actor Craig Olejnik sports choppy black hair and gazes with piercing blue eyes — the only standout attribute in NBC’s The Listener, an otherwise generic procedural drama.
CHICAGO — Koko Taylor, a sharecropper’s daughter whose regal bearing and powerful voice earned her the sobriquet “Queen of the Blues,” has died after complications from surgery. She was 80.
J.D. Salinger is taking another fan to court.
Miley Cyrus still wants the best of both worlds.
