When London filmmaker Moses Latigo Odida walks out the door, a world of stereotypes awaits. Picking up an item for his four-year-old purchased through Facebook has required Odida’s wife, who’s white, to “alert” the seller her husband, who’s picking up the item, is Black. “When I go to some places, people have invariably been stand-offish […]
One of the ironies of pandemic isolation was the way it reignited our appreciation for great cinema, while simultaneously extinguishing our desire to visit a crowded theatre.
Fans of Kim’s Convenience rejoice! The Grand Theatre is bringing the play that inspired the TV show back to London. Twenty years after performing in Forest City for the first time, Mr. Kim, the proud proprietor of the fictional convenience store made famous by the hit CBC sitcom, is setting up shop at the Grand […]
The company behind critically acclaimed indie hits and some less successful commercial films is seeking creditor protection in B.C. and the U.S.
With the Hollywood writers’ strike nearing the four-week mark, you might ask: Is there any content out there right now more engaging than Mandy Patinkin on the picket line?
Two world premieres in two weeks and you wonder if life could get any better for Andrea Menard in London.
A five-part CBC miniseries written by an Essex County graphic novelist premieres Sunday and its stars a London teen.
A new TV shoot has touched down at the London International Airport, the latest in a growing number of TV and movie productions choosing the Forest City as their filming destination.
A cut finger and an air bubble and it was over for Subrina El-kerdi.
A thief wouldn’t hesitate to grab Subrina El-kerdi’s chocolate-coloured Chanel purse and flee hoping to find even more valuables inside.