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Hamilton-born Emmy winner Luke Kirby on taking the lead in ‘Law & Order Toronto: Criminal Intent’ (opens the original)
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Actor Luke Kirby made such an impression on TV writer and producer Tassie Cameron two decades ago that even though she worked with him on just a single episode of the Canadian drama âThe Eleventh Hourâ she never forgot him. âHe was so smart and so funny and just a great collaborator, and it stayed with me,â Cameron said recently. So when she and the team at âLaw & Order Toronto: Criminal Intentâ were looking for a Canadian actor to replace departing star Aden Young, Kirby was at the
The 2026 Emmy Awards big wins and moments: ‘Widow’s Bay’ dominance, Sally Field shouts out Canada, Catherine O’Hara tribute (opens the original)
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Televisionâs biggest night, as the annual Emmy Awards are known, arrived Monday amid a backdrop of political turmoil, severe natural disasters, ruinous wars and mounting fears about artificial intelligence. And while it might seem frivolous to watch celebrities in designer clothes pick up gold-plated statuettes for their work on TV shows, such entertainment can offer relief in these stressful times â particularly given you can consume it in your own home. First-time Emmys host Mariska Hargit
Hudson Williams returns with a new Crave show: Fall TV preview (opens the original)
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Never mind what the calendar or thermometer says, summer is over and so is summer TV. Television-wise, the warm months for me were a time for warm-hearted shows, like âSterling Point,â âLittle House on the Prairieâ and âMy Brilliant Careerâ â but fall is looking a bit harder-edged, thanks to titles like the Canadian horror thriller âYaga,â the Newfoundland-set monster series âBelowâ and the Stephen King classic âCarrie.â Of course Iâm eager to catch up on returning se
Canadian actor Elizaveta Neretin on appearing in Taylor Sheridan spy series 'Lioness' (opens the original)
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The first time Elizaveta Neretin stepped onto the set of a TV show, it turned into a 15½-hour day and she had to pretend to be eating people. âI was ecstatic,â the Canadian actor, 33, said in a Zoom interview about her first day on the set of the dystopian teen drama âThe 100,â which involved a scene in which characters had to feed on dead compatriots to survive. âThat was probably my best day on set, Iâm not gonna lie. I donât think anything will top that. First experiences are v
Why seeing 'Jaws' as a teen made me fear sharks in Lake Simcoe (opens the original)
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There are no sharks in Lake Simcoe. Of this I am certain. But the summer just before I turned 14, I couldnât dip a toe into the waters of Cookâs Bay, Ont., without picturing the gaping maw of a great white shark coming for those toes and everything attached to them. Frankly, if you lived in North America in the summer of 1975 and had even a passing interest in movies, itâs hard to imagine you didnât see âJaws.â The film, about a giant shark that terrorizes a New England beach communi
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