M8 Entertainment Inc. , a leading film entertainment company engaged in the production, financing, acquisition, and worldwide licensing of theatrical feature films in a variety of genres, reported today that, effective September 2, 2008, Mr.

Members of the Collaborating Actors, Singers and Talent organization said they are not the usual song and dance. Radio, television and film senior Renae Bush said the organization uses its talents to promote diversity. “It is our passion for the arts that allows us to be the change and push diversity,” Bush said.

The Class, a French film about a teacher in a troubled Parisian classroom, will close Montreal’s Festival du Nouveau Cinéma this October.

The Michigan film incentive brought one Los Angeles producer and his family to northern Michigan.

A movie chronicling the Homeless World Cup through the eyes of seven players and was a selection at the Sundance Film Festival, will be broadcast on Wednesday.

Evil Dead: The Musical, the Off-Broadway musical comedy based on the Sam Raimi cult film classics, will likely return to the big screen in a new 3-D film adaptation.

Roy Corcoran might have the best drawl in ball. His accent is pure country, redolent of the Deep South, befitting someone who grew up in…

Robert Lepage’s “Lipsynch,” which runs nearly nine hours, showed diminishing returns as the play’s nine sections continued counting down.

A Conservative candidate running in a Montreal South Shore riding is a past spokeswoman and current member of Opus Dei, a secretive Catholic organization.

A Conservative candidate running in a Montreal South Shore riding is a past spokeswoman and current member of Opus Dei, a secretive Catholic organization.

Photos by Hannah Sider. “This is the best frosh party I’ve ever been to!” The twenty-something friend-of-a-friend was one of the surprising majority of “normal”-looking guests at what was not, in fact, a frosh party.

Aravind Adiga and Steve Toltz, two first-time novelists, have made the short list for this year’s Man Booker Prize.

The nightmare just keeps getting scarier for the Blue Bombers. Winnipeg has lost two starting linebackers to injury for a month, head coach Doug Berry revealed yesterday. And were unable to complete a trade for a replacement.