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Russell Brand reinvents the role of loveable billionaire Arthur Bach, an irresponsible charmer who has always relied on two things to get by: his limitless fortune and the good sense of his lifelong nanny and best friend Hobson (Helen Mirren), to kee

Vroom-vroom. Boom-boom. That’s the four-word summary of Fast Five , unbelievably the fifth instalment in a series that has less to teach the world than the Saw franchise.

The first annual Butterfly Cupcake Challenge is here and it’s time to toss out the calorie counter. The baking gloves come off as 18 design teams square off at St.

For once, the art teachers in the city are not letting their pupils hog all the limelight in May. Historically, this month has always been the time when high school art students get to show off their creative skills at the Art Gallery of St.

If you always thought that movies were mostly garbage anyway, now you can say it literally. Edmonton’s second edition of the REEL Waste Film Fest is set to start and it is sure to give viewers new perspectives on our disposable culture.

CityTV's Live Eye host Bridget Ryan and her cameraman Jason Carter have a unique working chemistry. They are like two peas in a pod, completely in sync with each other.

Jo, the passionate heroine of Little Women now playing as the Citadel Theatre's season finale, is a plucky young woman determined to break into male-dominated writing circles with her swashbuckling stories.

The third annual St. Albert Mayor’s Celebration of the Arts Awards is a long way off — Friday, Sept. 30 to be exact. However, the St. Albert Cultivates the Arts Committee is already sending out a call for award nominations.

Anyone who thinks chamber music is just hoity-toity classical stuff should meet St. Albert piano teacher Nancy Watt.

At last — an Edmonton playwright is tackling the insanity and absurdity of reality TV.