Entertainment

When it comes to TV shows – much like relationships – nothing is guaranteed. Like a steamy fling, some last a season... only to be terminated just as you start to get attached. Others, meanwhile, enjoy a long and loving shelf life. Here are all notable shows that are both returning and getting cancelled this year

Spoilers are a major problem online – there are probably more people who found out about the Red Wedding on Twitter than people who watch 'Better Call Saul' IRL. The solution? A spoiler blocker, for which Google was awarded a patent yesterday

First, the good news: The CRTC has forced cable and satellite companies to offer a skinnier, cheaper basic cable package. The bad news? It's incredibly basic, and will surely struggle to win anyone over who's used to paying zero dollars for their entertainment online

After the loss of Hockey Night in Canada, massive budget cuts, and the Jian Ghomeshi and Amanda Lang scandals, the pressure’s on for the CBC to somehow redeem itself. Well, with its fall/winter TV lineup – complete with some star-studded casts – it’s on its way to doing just that

You may have a new reason to feel better about the great indoors by the time January hits: homegrown comedy veteran Eugene Levy has teamed up with son Dan for the upcoming CBC comedy, Schitt’s Creek. So, obviously, we had to sit down with the cast to hear more about it

There’s definitely no business like show business, and that’s equally as true here in Canada as it is in Hollywood. Whether you’re a performer, filmmaker, agent, public relations pro, media person, or anything in between, there are a few defining characteristics of people who work in Canada’s entertainment industry

As if we need a reason to plunk ourselves down on the couch to indulge in a little bit of quality R&R with a bowl of popcorn. The latest cinematic partnership between TELUS Optik on Demand and Chad Brealey and Mary Kellough of Salt, Fresh & Field Media definitely delivers a good reason to do just that

In some weird move of PR wizardry, HBO is letting the first two episodes stream for free online. We’re pretty sure they have a plan (first one’s always free, right?) but we were too busy watching Hannah and Co. suffer through their upper-middle class existence to care

Nat Abraham is the President of Distribution at Breakthrough Entertainment, with more than 19 years of experience in the acquisition and distribution of television programming. And that's just the tip of the iceberg. These are the pages that have inspired his career path