MONTREAL - M8 Entertainment Inc., (TSXV:MEE.SV.B), a Montreal-based film company, says its primary shareholder, International Entertainment Corp., will try to liquidate.

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Neil Young has teamed up with two of alternative music’s biggest bands - Death Cab for Cutie and Wilco - for his North American tour this fall.

Keep up with what’s going on in Beijing with Terry Jones in our Olympics section. Visit the section here .

MONTREAL - From steamy encounters in big city hotels to peeling it off below phoney palms in a California desert, Katrina B. rarely works in the same place - or with the same people - twice.

MONTREAL - From steamy encounters in big city hotels to peeling it off below phoney palms in a California desert, Katrina B. rarely works in the same place - or with the same people - twice.

The anti-cervical vaccine tens of millions of American and European girls and young women have gotten is a triumph of marketing, critics say.

MONTREAL - M8 Entertainment Inc., (TSXV:MEE.SV.B), a Montreal-based film company, says its primary shareholder, International Entertainment Corp., will try to liquidate.

Last August 8, PEP reported that the indie film Selda (international title: The Inmate ) is the first Filipino film to compete in the 32nd Montreal World Film Festival in Canada.

Kenn Feigelman and his team of underwater filmmakers planned to spend the summer documenting on film all the known wrecks in the waters around Kingston. They also hoped to find a new wreck. They didn’t expect to find four old ships, including one that likely hasn’t been [...]

It could have been yet another condominium on Toronto’s waterfront. Instead, a former brownfield site is the home for what observers hope will rejuvenate the city’s film industry and restore its claim as “Hollywood North.”