How Television Continues to Attract Big Name Actors
You just tend to get the best writing in telly these days, with human beings talking to human beings, and recognizable human behavior,” he says, “while cinema now seems to be more and more about superheroes, monsters and avatars.”"
After Nine Years Nancy O’Dell Leaves Entertainment Tonight
O’Dell first joined as anchor of the show in 2010, replacing Mary Hart, after spending 13 years co-anchoring “Access Hollywood.”
KINSELLA: How the media mighty have fallen
How the media mighty have fallen.
Way, way back, when this writer was a special assistant to opposition leader Jean Chretien, getting ready for the daily Question Period ritual was simple
Chuck’s Classics, featuring Frankie Laine
Laine was very popular in the 40’s and 50’s. That Lucky Old Sun in 1948 was one of his bigger hits
SUNDAY in Broadcast History .. August 4th
IT WAS AUG. 4th … when the first tennis match on radio was aired on Pittsburgh’s KDKA, the first US commercial station…
When the CBC carried out Canada’s first television transmission from a helicopter…
When the Everly Bros. sang ‘Wake Up Little Susie’ on CBS-TV’s Ed Sullivan Show …
When the Federal Communications Commission voted 4-0 to rescind the so-called ‘Fairness Doctrine’…
..and when two on-camera stars of Vancouver's BCTV, Ron Morrier and Robert Malcolm (pictured), signed off forever.
ALL the milestones for the date INSIDE.
Jason Pires, Michelle Eliot, Ria Renouf: Diverse voices in Canadian mainstream media
Not too long ago, I noticed that all four of the major broadcast outlets in Vancouver (CBC, CTV, Global, and Rogers) were featuring anchors and reporters of Filipino heritage.
COLUMN: Gil McCall Was a Cariboo Radio Legend, and a True Friend
Gil was the talk of Quesnel in those days — everybody knew him — even when he moved to Williams Lake and opened CFFM Super Country Radio.