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Meryl Streep revealed she initially turned down the role of Miranda Priestly in ‘The Devil Wears Prada’ because the initial offer did not reflect her value, forcing her to negotiate and double her salary. She was ready to retire at age 56 before the studio accepted her demand. Then: ‘Pulp Fiction’ actor Ving Rhames passed...

The war in Iran is playing into China’s long-term vision of a new world order with the country securing a stable supply of discounted energy after the U.S. extended the waiver on Russian oil sanctions. But as Jeff Semple reports, there’s more than oil at stake in the Strait of Hormuz and that’s bad news...

A key piece of evidence in a fatal case of intimate partner violence played in court Wednesday captured a verbal altercation that turned physical. Catherine McDonald reports.

Tourism Calgary president and CEO Alisha Reynolds joined Global News Morning as Calgary celebrates record-breaking tourism and the vital role locals play in supporting and showcasing our city’s vibrant experiences.

Spring is now in full swing and so is pothole seasonfor the city and Calgary drivers. City crewshave been filling potholes since January, but this year’s pothole blitz started a little later thanks to some wild weather from Mother Nature.

Tech Expert Mike Agerbo discusses why the U.S. is banning all routers not made in America and bad news for gamers. PlayStation is raising its prices, again.

Charlie Puth talks about the meaning behind his new song, “Home,” and shares what excites him about fatherhood.

Spring breakers have started taking over beaches in some Florida cities. Spring break is not new, but the size and scale of these parties is different: Massive gatherings, organized on social media, overwhelmed local officials this past weekend.

With March Break around the corner, many families are looking for ways to keep kids active and entertained close to home. Indoor play centres can be a great option, especially when the weather doesn’t cooperate. Wes Wu, franchise manager with Jolly Bubble Group, joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln to talk about what families can expect at the...

Rockin’ Thunder is Canada’s newest festival fully dedicated to rock and roll, held on Edmonton’s Exhibition Lands Racetrack. Delivering the most sought-after names in the genre, the two-day festival celebrates the legendary artists that drove the rock rebellion and highlights those that continue to shape the genre. Paul Langlois will be hitting the main stage...

U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration has given multiple reasons why it and Israel are attacking Iran, but reports are emerging of some American army commanders invoking extremist Christian rhetoric. Eric Sorensen explains how the war is rooted in biblical prophecies for some Christians.

WATCH: SSO principal bassoonist Stephanie Unverricht performs “Mozart Bassoon Concerto” ahead of the show and her solo performance this weekend. She has been playing the bassoon since she was 11 years old. The SSO presents “Spring Fever” on Saturday, March 7 at 7:30 p.m. at TCU Place.

We know children don’t develop in isolation. They need support from positive role models such as parents and other trusted adults, siblings and peers, to learn from, and it’s the same when it comes to taking care of their mental health and well-being. Caitlin Ebbers, a registered psychologist at CASA Mental Health, chatted more about...

Day two of the re-started public hearing into the death of Myles Gray after a violent encounter with police has heard recordings of interviews with the officers involved. As Rumina Daya reports, some of the interviews raise troubling questions.

A man was captured on camera being followed by a pair of wild turkeys in Ottawa. The incident was filmed by Jody Paul, who thought the scene was “naturally funny.” The birds continued to chase the man until a Good Samaritan let him get in his car.

This week on Building Bright Futures, Kaytlyn Poberznick chats with the Limestone Jazz Collective about new recruit, Sarah Monaghan. The bass player caught the attention of the band when she came to audition, and got the spot immediately. If you know a young person who should be featured on Building Bright Futures, let us know....

A memorial grows at the arena in Jasper where Danica Hills, 18, and her best friend and teammate Kayla Peacock, 17, laced up for the last time, just hours before being killed while driving home from practice to Hinton. As Jasmine King reports, the two tight-knit communities are mourning the loss.

WATCH: Parts of Saskatchewan are still dealing with devastating flooding. Many roads are washed out and culverts are overwhelmed. While work is being done to make some temporary repairs, it’s unclear how much it will cost.

This week, Arts Habitat Edmonton is set to launch our city’s first cultural infrastructure plan. The Edmonton Cultural Infrastructure Plan is designed to be a roadmap for the next 10 years to bolster and strengthen arts and heritage spaces across Edmonton. Al Chapman, executive director of Arts Habitat Edmonton, shared details with Global News Morning...

WATCH: A new Saskatchewan landmark could be on the horizon with some grand plans for the old star phoenix building in Saskatoon.