One of the most popular rock bands of all time is going to the country for their final North American show, but the location of the venue was not selected by chance. A Rolling Stones band member’s friendship with the entrepreneur who built the arena in the Ozark mountains, along with Mick Jagger’s call for an escape to the wilderness in a song on the Hackney Diamonds album, are just two influences behind the band’s choice of venue.
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The luckiest player survives Squid Game challenge
Attention all players. Of the 456 players from around the world to enter the dormitory in the first season of Squid Game: The Challenge, 455 of them have been eliminated. As of late Wednesday night, only one player remains in the game.
Continue reading The luckiest player survives Squid Game challengeThe late Matthew Perry was isolated, alone and fighting opioid addiction
Matthew Perry became an activist for people who were addicted to drugs and alcohol, offering them help whenever he could while struggling to maintain his own sobriety. He died at the age of 54 in his home in Los Angeles (LA), California on Saturday.
Continue reading The late Matthew Perry was isolated, alone and fighting opioid addictionThe time the late ‘Friends’ star Matthew Perry beat up Canada’s prime minister
Justin Trudeau gave his public condolences on the passing of Friends star Matthew Perry and mentioned that he will never forget the schoolyard games they used to play.
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American action star Richard Roundtree, known for his role in the Shaft series of films, passed away at the age of 81.
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Grit meets vintage glamour at Nordic film festival
The Nordic International Film Festival (NIFF) calls for a dual theme of grit and glamour. Grit, of course, is that quintessential factor that gets us through the hard times so that we can celebrate the good times, as guests will do as they walk the red carpet in vintage glam on opening night, Wednesday.
Continue reading Grit meets vintage glamour at Nordic film festivalCore Magazines Sponsors Music in Motion Canada Awards
TORONTO, Oct. 13, 2023 /Press Release/ – Core Magazines, a unique voice in the world of culture, is media sponsor of a music talent event that offers artists chances to win awards and prizes worth over $25,000 and opportunities to help the participants move ahead in their music careers.
Continue reading Core Magazines Sponsors Music in Motion Canada AwardsOfficial ‘Thank You Party’ for NBA Champion Fred VanVleet following Toronto Caribbean parade
NBA Superstars LeBron James and Fred VanVleet host Toronto Caribbean Carnival kickoff events featuring rapper Da Baby, DJ WhooKid and Saroya Tinker during Toronto Caribbean Carnival weekend and on parade day, Aug. 5.
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Tel Aviv boasts the best of both worlds
The city of Tel Aviv offers delicious traditional local foods served up as street fare or fine dining. You don’t have to choose between the city’s rich cultural heritage and its laid-back beach atmosphere. One world isn’t necessarily better than the other. The thing that makes Tel Aviv an ideal travel destination is that you can enjoy both. Both are sublime.
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Sundance film festival spotlights inclusivity
An inclusive event for directors and creators in film spearheaded by Ericka Nicole Malone was a hotspot for attendees at the recent Sundance Film Festival.
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