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Canadian folk legend Joni Mitchell has announced that she’s now a U. S. citizen. Mitchell posted a photo of herself smiling as she held an American flag and stood in front of the United States and Department of Homeland Security flags on Instagram. She also shared a short video of herself as she was called up to be sworn in as a citizen.

McCartney spotted a problem when he saw Paul Mescal and the other actors recreating the Abbey Road cover for Sam Mendes’ upcoming films

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NBC’s Dateline, the top-rated true crime series, is getting a Canadian spinoff series north of the border from Nov. 26. Keith Morrison, who got his start in journalism in his native Canada, will be in Toronto on Wednesday to tout the first international expansion of the Dateline franchise as part of a licensing deal with Rogers Studios. Dateline Canada on Citytv and Citytv+ will be hosted by Diana Swain, a former senior investigative correspondent for CBC News and host of The Investigators on the CBC News Network in Canada.

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Avatar Entertainment has acquired rights to Spanish journalist Vicente Vallés' novel 'Hunting the Executioner' ('La Caza del Ejecutor')

Sometimes a single movie scene transcends its source material. As soon as you see it, you know it’ll be the only thing anybody wants to talk about afterwards. So it is with Ben Affleck’s Animals, although not for reasons that will please the film’s director and star. The scene in question appears late in the new Netflix thriller, when a kidnapped child is unceremoniously booted over the concrete side of a Los Angeles river channel in a little red trailer. The poor boy careens down the steep incline before striking the ground and being catapulted upwards to soar majestically through the air and into a sprinting Affleck’s waiting arms, in defiance of all earthly physics. This moment of pure, unintended slapstick has already gone viral on social media, where it has been widely and unflatteringly compared to the oft-ridiculed scene from 1988’s Mac & Me that Paul Rudd used to use to troll Conan O’Brien during his late night appearances, where a child in a wheelchair goes over a cliff and lands in a lake. Not exactly the sort of reference point Affleck would have been aiming for with the dramatic denouement of his return to directing.

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The first time Arielle Corbeau saw Angine de Poitrine perform, the duo hadn't gone global yet. It was early 2025, and members Khn and Klek were playing at the Centre d’expérimentation musicale in Chicoutimi, a borough of Saguenay, Que., where the band and Corbeau are both from. It's also the venue where Angine de Poitrine recorded its debut album, Vol. I, and the now Polaris Prize-winning followup, Vol. II. "It was a time where they would light hot dogs on fire onstage, and they would throw them in the crowd," remembered Corbeau, speaking to CBC Music from her Chicoutimi home. "That was pretty wild. "Quebec duo Angine de Poitrine wins 2026 Polaris Music PrizeWho is Angine de Poitrine? The masked Quebec band is taking the internet by stormNot quite a year later, the francophone illustrator would be tapped to design the cover of that second album, launching her artwork — and her name — into a stratosphere she never expected. Just last month, late-night host Jimmy Fallon held up the vinyl for Vol. II, featuring Corbeau's work prominently, to a cable crowd. The YouTube video alone has nearly three million views.

Duane "Keffe D" Davis posed for a never-before-seen mug shot behind bars ... and the image captures what the Tupac Shakur murder mastermind must have also felt like moments after he was sentenced Tuesday to 40 years behind bars for the iconic rapper's death. The booking photo, shot by the Nevada Department of Corrections, captures Keffe with his eyes closed, holding up a slip of paper emblazoned with his name, Offender ID number and parole date: "6/10/2026. "

Yes, the art style looks good once you play it. Alex Perry is a tech reporter at Mashable who primarily covers video games and consumer tech. Alex has spent most of the last decade reviewing games, smartphones, headphones, and laptops, and he doesn’t plan on stopping anytime soon. He is also a Pisces, a cat lover, and a Kansas City sports fan. Alex can be found on Bluesky at yelix.bsky.social.

Manitoba's Black Watch Entertainment will make the 20-part true-crime series.

Travis Barker recalled the crucial text from now-wife Kourtney Kardashian that got them out of the friend zone.

Marvel's "VisionQuest" clearly links to multiple previous films and TV series in the MCU, but fans may miss one small connection to "Captain America: The First Avenger. " The new Disney+ series follows the White Vision (Paul Bettany) as he tries to reunite with his son and reckon with his identity after dying in "Avengers: Infinity War," getting resurrected as an emotionless killing machine in "WandaVision," and then having his memories restored at the end of that series. Part of "VisionQuest" is set within Vision's mindspace, a colourful, fantastical world located inside his digital brain, where he consults various Tony Stark-created AI programs. In the second episode of the Marvel TV series, when Vision is in a hurry to reunite with his son, J. A. R. V. I. S. tries to caution his brother; he points Vision to a painting of the first of their kind, which shows a burning synthezoid — the same kind of advanced, human-like android as Vision.