Pop Culture

Longtime Grey’s Anatomy viewers received some closure on Thursday night with the surprise return of T.R. Knight’s beloved character George O’Malley, who died at the end of the show’s fifth season. As happened previously—when Patrick Dempsey’s Dr. Derek Shepherd made an unlikely return last month—George appeared to the show’s namesake character, Meredith Grey (Ellen Pompeo),
0 Comments
Thursday afternoon, dozens of people gathered in downtown Halifax to protest India’s new agriculture laws in solidarity with the country’s farmers. Protesters could be seen down South Park Street, Spring Garden Road and University Avenue holding signs to raise awareness of what’s going on. India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi passed new legislation earlier this year
0 Comments
Chris Godwin progressed nicely in his first two seasons in the NFL, but also dealt with a big problem: The receiver was experiencing persistent stomach pains that often made it difficult to even practice. After consulting several doctors, during his third season the team dietician looked deeper into what Godwin was eating and advised him
0 Comments
Back in January, D.C. attorney general Karl Racine sued the Trump Organization, the 58th Presidential Inaugural Committee, and the Trump International Hotel in Washington, accusing the groups of funneling large amounts of inauguration cash into the first family’s pockets via its hotel. Then the world went off the rails a bit—perhaps you’ve heard of this
0 Comments
A film that began as a class project from students at Concordia University in Montreal is now pushing for Oscar consideration. No Crying at the Dinner Table, 22-year-old Toronto-born filmmaker Carol Nguyen’s short documentary about her own family’s grief and trauma, has resonated with audiences at multiple high-profile film festivals. “It was a very vulnerable
0 Comments
[embedded content] John Mulaney hosted Saturday Night Live on Halloween of this year, just a few days before the presidential election—an event he (correctly) referred to as an “elderly man contest.” “There’s two elderly men and you’re supposed to choose your favorite of the two elderly men,” he said in his opening monologue. “You can put
0 Comments
Nearly four years after Donald Trump moved into the White House, there are a number of things we’ve come to expect from the administration, whose incompetence, chaos, and self-dealing is actually quite predictable. We can expect that the president will spend a significant portion of his day tweeting incomprehensible attacks on people deemed disloyal. We
0 Comments
The 2021 Oscars will not be a virtual event and will be organized traditionally as an “in-person telecast,” according to a report from industry publication Variety. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences moved the 73rd Academy Awards ceremony to April 25, 2021, so that theatres could potentially open again in the spring, which
0 Comments
By Maryclaire Dale The Associated Press Posted December 1, 2020 6:22 pm     Updated December 1, 2020 6:25 pm Smaller font Descrease article font size –A Larger font Increase article font size A+ Pennsylvania’s highest court has questioned whether Bill Cosby’s alleged history of intoxicating and sexually assaulting young women amounted to a signature
0 Comments
In today’s fast-paced world, the most provocative individuals among us tend to be the multi-hyphenates, and in the case of author-motivator-model-entrepreneur-actress (and proud New Yorker) Sharon “Champagne” Terry, covering all the bases has never been optional. Champagne’s most recent work, a pair of urban fiction releases in The Goddess of Lust, Love & Infatuation Part 1 and Blissful
0 Comments
Jimmy Kimmel returned from the holiday weekend with some leftover zingers about President Donald Trump’s widely mocked appearance before reporters on Thanksgiving Day. On Thursday, while seated behind a small desk in the White Houses Diplomatic Room, Trump spoke to reporters for the first time since his resounding election loss to President-Elect Joe Biden. “Just
0 Comments
Through the dismal tapestry and empty canvas of the pandemic comes a creative barrage of hope and inspiration via the Chicago-based group called The PondHawks, through their latest release “Invisible Stranger.” This song is fueled with a fiery intensity created with the band’s melodic destiny. Immediate attention to this song is brought about by the
0 Comments
For the past couple of months, Katie Holmes has been dating New York City chef Emilio Vitolo Jr., with the couple being photographed out in the city regularly. Amid reports that the couple’s romance is becoming “serious,” Entertainment Tonight spoke to a source about how Katie spent the Thanksgiving holiday and what her relationship is
0 Comments
Britain’s culture minister thinks Netflix TV series The Crown should come with a disclaimer: It’s a work of fiction. Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden weighed in amid criticism of the historical liberties taken by the drama about the British royal family. “It’s a beautifully produced work of fiction. So as with other TV productions, Netflix should
0 Comments