Elizabeth Lederer is the second lawyer to resign from a high-profile post following the release of Ava DuVernay’s ‘When They See Us’ on Netflix. Continue reading →

The initiative is part of a $25-million commitment Netflix made in September 2017 to invest in market development activities aimed at supporting the next generation of Canadian creators over five years. Continue reading →

The five young actors who play the accused in the first half of the series were horrified to learn details of the case and hope it can lead to changes in the judicial system. Continue reading →

Netflix said in a statement that the streaming giant will work with the American Civil Liberties Union and others to fight the law in court. Continue reading →

Think ‘How to Get Away With Murder,’ except with Renée Zellweger at the helm. Continue reading →

Alberta’s film and TV industry is busy in 2019, but it could become more competitive with other Canadian jurisdictions with help from the new Kenney government. Continue reading →

Among the new rule changes, the Academy has renamed the category Best Foreign Language Film. Continue reading →

“Beyond excited and honoured to be joining ‘The Crown’ for its fourth season,” Emma Corrin said following the announcement. Continue reading →

Though Netflix did not reference Beyonce in a teaser post featuring a yellow image and the word “Homecoming,” the colour and font style were used in Beyonce’s 2018 Coachella appearance. Continue reading →