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Stars rock Hall of Fame concert
Stars including Sting, Billy Joel and Bruce Springsteen had fans on their feet for most of a five-hour Rock and Roll Hall of Fame concert in New York.
Aside from Bigfoot, UFO's and WMD in Iraq, one of the biggest current myths is that Bob Mould was the best songwriter in Husker Du.
Two Shankars for the price of one
Anoushka Shankar joins her famous dad in concert. Indian sitar maestro Ravi Shankar and his protege-daughter Anoushka Shankar play the newly opened Koerner Hall on Saturday, on a tour leg that has included Carnegie Hall and the Hollywood Bowl.
When actors sign on a film, they're signing on to much more than just acting. Sometimes their appearances undergo a drastic change.
A Mongrel Media presentation of a Hamilton Mehta production, with the participation of Telefilm Canada, the Ontario Media Development Corp., Noble Nomad Pictures.
Dal Lake authorities take pollution control measures
Authorities have installed trash bins surrounding the Dal Lake in order to control pollution.
Gig review: Drever, McCusker and Woomble THIS wasn't so much another...
THIS wasn't so much another show by Scots folk supergroup Kris Drever, John McCusker and Roddy Woomble as it was the emergence ofa what? A hypergroup? The trio were joined onstage throughout by their support duo of Boo Hewerdine on guitar and Kildare -born, Edinburgh-based Heidi Talbot on backing vocals, the latter also taking the lead on ...
Toronto Festival Show Dedicated To Lisa Ray
On September 18 when Dilip Mehtaa s Cooking With Stella had its public screening at the Toronto Film Festival, the show was on the spur of the moment, dedicated to Lisa Ray who plays one of the central characters.
'Cooking With Stella' hit at international film festivals
After screening his film 'Cooking With Stella' at the Toronoto International Film Festival, Dilip Mehta went to Cinfest Sudbury with his directorial debut that kickstarted the event.
'The Dirty Realist in me' 'I will have nothing to hide' 'Over the top films are not for me' "All my life is an open book," says Lisa Rani Ray in a soft voice as she talks about her work in the delightful satire Cooking with Stella , and her few month old fight against cancer.
Lisa Ray hasn't even seen Cooking With Stella yet, but nothing - " not even the effects of treatment for a rare bone marrow cancer with which she was diagnosed in June - " is going to ruin the 37-year-old Canadian star's big moment.
'Cooking with Stella' a Big Hit at Toronto Film Fest
There was not a moment without laughter as this light comedy revolving around the family of a Canadian diplomat Maya , her husband Michael and their cook Stella and nanny Tannu unfolded on the big screen Wednesday.
Lisa is epitome of grace under pressure: Deepa Mehta
By Subhash K. Jha, Mumbai, Sep 15 : Canadian born Bollywood actress Lisa Ray, who was diagnosed with a rare cancer, has been a 'portrait of courage' in her battle against the disease and will walk the red carpet Sep 16 at the Toronto Film Festival, said filmmaker Deepa Mehta.
Lisa Ray determined to fight Cancer
Mumbai, Sep 13 : Model and Actor Lisa Ray, battling Multiple Myeloma', a rare cancer of the white blood cells, has said she had realised that it's a taboo to speak openly about long term, potentially fatal diseases.
Lisa Ray announces she has terminal cancer
Toronto actress Lisa Ray, who can be seen in the film Cooking with Stella at the Toronto International Film Festival, has revealed she has incurable cancer.
Actress Lisa Ray isn't letting a rare cancer diagnosis stop her from appearing on the red carpet at the TIFF gala premiere of Cooking With Stella next Wednesday.
Lisa Ray grappling with incurable cancer
Lisa Ray recently disclosed in her blog that she is suffering from Multiple Myeloma, a rare and incurable cancer of the white blood cells.
India shows diverse face at Toronto
A Hollywood film co-produced with Indian financing, an offbeat road movie and a mainstream Bollywood musical will be on offer at this year's Toronto festival, reflecting the changing face of Indian cinema.
$10. If you've managed to find a bootleg copy of the great Stones' documentary "Cocksucker Blues," you probably remember Bobby Keys.
Shabana, Nandita team up again for 'Midnight's Children'
After 11 years, Canada-based director Deepa Mehta is set to bring feisty actresses Shabana Azmi and Nandita Das together again for a screen adaptation of Salman Rushdie's award winning 1981 novel 'Midnight's Children'. The last time they came together in Mehta's 1998 'Fire' they created a stir as a lesbian couple.
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