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Vanessa Bryant Says She's 'Proud' of Daughter Capri for 'Potty Training Before Age 2'
Tessica Brown Launches Haircare Line That Helped Restore Her Strands After Viral Gorilla Glue Incident
Jared Kushner Is Writing a Book About Donald Trump's White House
Victoria's Secret Ditches Angels Wings, Hires Priyanka Chopra and Megan Rapinoe as New Spokeswomen
Paula Abdul Recalls How 'Straight Up' Began in a Shower: 'It Changed My Life'
NewsYahoo News CanadaNew Pixar, Disney+ movie 'Luca': Jacob Tremblay leads you through a childhood summer in the Italian Riviera
Vancouver’s Jacob Tremblay leads us through an Italian Riviera getaway is Pixar’s new movie Luca, premiering on Disney+ on Friday, June 18, also starring Maya Rudolph, Jim Gaffigan, Jack Dylan Grazer and Emma Berman.
NewsYahoo News CanadaWatch 'In The Heights' in Canada: The movie we didn't know we needed in a pandemic
The highly anticipated movie "In The Heights," starring Anthony Ramos with veteran stars like Jimmy Smits, is available in theatres and to rent at home in Canada on June 10.
NewsYahoo News Canada'Loki' on Disney+ review: Charismatic Tom Hiddleston dives deep into Marvel's witty, mischievous fan-favourite character
Marvel's beloved villain Loki, played by Tom Hiddleston, is featured in a six part, six hour show on Disney+, also starring Owen Wilson, with a June 9 release.
EntertainmentYahoo News Canada'Reminiscence' sneak peak: Hugh Jackman explores reliving memories in 'Westworld' creator's thrilling new movie trailer
Hugh Jackman steps into the shoes of a “private investigator of the mind” in "Reminiscence," the psychologically thrilling movie directed and written by "Westworld" co-creator Lisa Joy (set to be released on Aug. 20).
EntertainmentYahoo News Canada'Cruella': Disney's ‘darkest’ film in a 'long time’ was an acting — and underwear — challenge for stars Emma Thompson, Emma Stone
Disney's best live-action reimagining of "101 Dalmatians" with the origin story "Cruella" showcases the wicked pairing of villains Emma Stone and Emma Thompson. The stars call the film the 'darkest' Disney movie in a long time.
EntertainmentYahoo News Canada‘Friends’ reunion shocker: Jennifer Aniston and David Schwimmer had ‘major crush’ on each other, would 'spoon' on famous couch
Friends stars Jennifer Aniston, Matthew Perry, Matt LeBlanc, David Schwimmer, Courtney Cox and Lisa Kudrow are back for an emotional reunion, Friends: The Reunion, streaming on HBO Max or Crave in Canada.
NewsYahoo News CanadaHBO's 'In Treatment' back in session: Uzo Aduba delivers powerful performance for a character she couldn't leave behind
In a new season of the HBO show "In Treatment," Uzo Aduba (Orange Is the New Black, Mrs. America) fearlessly and captivatingly takes over from Gabriel Byrne, premiering on May 23 on HBO/Crave.
NewsYahoo News Canada'The Pembrokeshire Murders': How the U.K. game show serial killer was caught 20 years later
A new crime drama starring Luke Evans recreates the investigation into a U.K. game show winner turned serial killer, John Cooper (Keith Allen), in "The Pembrokeshire Murders."
NewsYahoo News CanadaHow to watch 'Friends: The Reunion' in Canada
"Friends: The Reunion" will be available to stream in Canada on May 27, with Jennifer Aniston, Matthew Perry, Matt LeBlanc, David Schwimmer, Courtney Cox and Lisa Kudrow.
CelebrityYahoo News Canada'I don't think that love ever died': Jennifer Lopez, Ben Affleck relationship through a body language expert's eyes
Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck ("Bennifer") have seemingly reunited. A body language expert analyzes their love story that she thinks never completely died.
NewsYahoo News Canada'Defining moment for Hollywood': Reactions to sexist, racist, corrupt HFPA leading to cancellation of Golden Globes
The TIME’S UP Foundation is calling this a "defining moment for Hollywood" as NBC announced Monday that it will not air the 2022 Golden Globe Awards, following criticism of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA). "We have the opportunity to recognize that, by speaking up against one powerful but deeply flawed awards system, we can begin to reimagine a more equitable industry," a statement from Tina Tchen, president and CEO of TIME’S UP Foundation, reads.
EntertainmentYahoo News Canada2021 Oscars highlights: Massive snubs, powerful speeches and Glenn Close dancing to 'Da Butt'
The 2021 Oscars brought people back to an in-person ceremony, but as the Academy Awards pressed on during COVID-19, it was full of groundbreaking award winners, massive snubs and even some butt shaking from your favourite movie stars.
EntertainmentYahoo News Canada'Oscars doesn't deserve you': Massive Chadwick Boseman snub leaves the 2021 Academy Awards with 'chaotic and unhinged' ending
The 2021 Oscars ceremony ended with a massive snub when Anthony Hopkins won the Best Actor award for The Father over the late Chadwick Boseman for his role in the movie Ma Rainey's Black Bottom. In previous years, the best picture category is always the last award of the night but when the order was rearranged this year to make the actor category last, many assumed it was to create time forBoseman to receive the posthumous Academy Award - but that wasn't the case.
EntertainmentYahoo News Canada'The Father': First time filmmaker scores 'the greatest living actor' Anthony Hopkins for Oscar-nominated movie
Movie theatres may be closed but there is still some time watch the 2021 Oscars nominated movies (ahead of the Academy Awards ceremony on Sunday, April 25), including the film The Father, starring Anthony Hopkins and Olivia Colman.
NewsYahoo News Canada'The Falcon and the Winter Soldier' finale: Canadian director says Disney+, Marvel show is 'the most important story of the century'
'The Falcon and the Winter Soldier' finale: Canadian director says Disney+, Marvel show is 'the most important story of the century'
EntertainmentYahoo News CanadaDisney+ 'Big Shot’ star John Stamos was no ‘Uncle Jesse’ growing up: ’I was picked on...I was a punk, and I was a geek’
Make no mistake, this isn't 'Uncle Jesse.' Full House star John Stamos is starring in a new role on Disney+'s show 'Big Shot' (releasing on Friday, April 16) which pitches him as a gruff, angry coach that is a contrast to the cool, sitcom-uncle generations of viewers have come to love. In the 10-episode series, Stamos plays Marvyn Korn, a NCAA men’s basketball coach who is relegated to coaching at a girls private school after his aggressive antics get him kicked out of the league. Now, he works under the school’s dean, played by Yvette Nicole Brown, with assistant coach Holly Barrett (Jessalyn Gilsig)
EntertainmentYahoo News Canada'Concrete Cowboy' on Netflix: The movie script that brought Idris Elba to tears
When you say cowboys, the first place you think of is likely not Philadelphia, but that's the real-life setting for the story being told in the movie Concrete Cowboy coming to Netflix on April 2, starring Idris Elba and Caleb McLaughlin.
EntertainmentYahoo News CanadaFrom 'Letterkenny' to 'Mighty Ducks': Canadian actors lace up their skates in new Disney+ show
Joshua Jackson may have been the Canadian who led us through three Mighty Ducks movies but now two other Vancouver actors, Dylan Playfair (Letterkenny) and Kiefer O'Reilly (DC's Legends of Tomorrow) are brining the story of the Ducks into modern times in The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers on Disney+.
EntertainmentYahoo News CanadaLauren Graham plays another hysterical, feisty mom in new 'Mighty Ducks' Disney+ series
Gilmore Girls and Parenthood star Lauren Graham will continue to play the mom you wish you had - or maybe have in addition to your own mother - in the Disney+ series The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers, which premieres on March 26.
EntertainmentYahoo News Canada'The Falcon and The Winter Soldier' off to impressive start: 'Rush Hour' meets Marvel in new Disney+ series
After the incredible success of WandaVision, Marvel Studios is releasing a new six-episode series The Falcon and The Winter Soldier (making its debut on Disney+ on March 19), set to impress fans within its first minutes.
NewsYahoo News Canada'I'm kind of pissed off that I wasn't born 20 years later': Dame Helen Mirren believes women today have a chance like no others in history
Reflecting on diversity and gender equality in the entertainment industry, Dame Helen Mirren said there has been "exponential change" since she stared her career, particularly in the past five years, but there is still a ways to go. Mirren was the host of the L’Oréal Paris Women of Worth Awards Gala on March 8, part of the Women of Worth initiative, which provided $110,000 in charitable grants to 10 Canadian women who have created innovative programs to provide important supports for their communities. This includes supporting BIPOC entrepreneurs, mental health education for marginalized communities, supports for survivors of human trafficking and gender-based violence, and assistance for newcomer and low-income Canadian families.
EntertainmentYahoo News Canada'Kim's Convenience' coming to abrupt end: Fans, stars, react as show says 'OK See You'
On Monday, it was announced that the CBC TV show Kim's Convenience will come to an end after five seasons.
EntertainmentYahoo News CanadaNetflix's 'Never Have I Ever' star Maitreyi Ramakrishnan admits, 'I love being a woman, but damn is it hard'
While we wait for the season 2 of the Netflix series 'Never Have I Ever', with Maitreyi Ramakrishnan teasing that Devi finds herself in a situation that's "really bad" but creates a "phenomenal" story arc, the show's Canadian star continues to be an advocate for gender equality and women empowerment.
EntertainmentYahoo News Canada'Raya and the Last Dragon' on Disney+: 'The next iteration of the Disney princess', a Southeast Asian hero, steps forward
Disney is expanding its catalogue of Disney princesses, this time taking inspiration from Southeast Asian cultures in Raya and the Last Dragon, releasing on Disney+ for $34.99 in Canada, with a subscription.
EntertainmentYahoo News Canada2021 Golden Globes: The good, the bad and the awkward from the virtual award ceremony
There's no mistaking it, the 2021 Golden Globes were unlike the ceremonies of years past and we hope things will change for the better next year. For better or worse, there were certainly a number of moments that stood out, with nominees and award winners physically distant checking in on video calls.
