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'Monty Python' star doles out health advice
Thu, 19 Jan, 2012 6:55 PM EST
Canadian Press 2:54 | 595 views
Terry Jones of "Monty Python" fame teamed with late Canadian cancer specialist Dr. Robert Buckman to produce videos combining health tips with humour. Jones discusses the project -- and also dishes on his former co-stars.
Odysseo spotlights equine stars
8 hours ago
CBC.ca 3:08 | 689 views
Featuring dozens of horses and acrobats sharing a massive stage, Normand Latourelle's latest Cavalia production, Odysseo, is an ambitious equine extravaganza. One of his biggest concerns is the treatment of his animal stars. Deana Sumanac reports.
Transgendered beauty queen goes to school
14 hours ago
Canadian Press 1:46 | 7,247 views
Transgendered beauty queen Jenna Talackova says she's set a precedent for other women in her situation by competing in the Miss Universe Canada pageant. Talackova and her fellow contestants visited a Toronto school Tuesday.
Neil Sedaka reinvents himself
14 hours ago
AP 1:42 | 1,322 views
Half a century ago Neil Sedaka dominated the charts, selling 40 million records in a 5-year span. He talks about still touring at the age of 73 and a side project he has embraced with his grandchildren. (May 15)
Spears calls 'X Factor' a 'beautiful concept'
14 hours ago
AP 1:55 | 544 views
Britney Spears, Demi Lovato, Simon Cowell and LA Reid talk about teaming up to mentor contestants on season 2 of 'The X Factor.' (May 15)
Scott Foley and Becki Newton co-star in new show
16 hours ago
AP 1:58 | 353 views
Scott Foley and Becki Newton have signed on to play brother and sister in the upcoming Fox comedy 'The Goodwin Games.' Before that, Foley will appear in the next season of 'True Blood' and Newton is on 'How I Met Your Mother.' (May 15)
Leonard Cohen tribute
16 hours ago
CBC.ca 3:28 | 253 views
Friends and fans of Leonard Cohen paid tribute to the Montreal poet and singer-songwriter in Toronto Monday night, as he received the Glenn Gould Prize and donated its $50,000 cash to the Canada Council of the Arts.
Jesse Spencer talks new show 'Chicago Fire'
17 hours ago
AP 2:13 | 181 views
Actor Jesse Spencer who played Dr. Robert Chase on Fox's 'House' for 8 seasons is now set to appear on the new NBC series 'Chicago Fire.' The show also stars Taylor Kinney of 'The Vampire Diaries.' (May 15)
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