From GuelphMercury.com:
- She’s got the look
“Three months. That’s how long Rebecca Hardy, a 22-year-old from Mannheim, kept quiet about her title as Canada’s Next Top Model.”
In the news: Canada’s Next Top Model winner
All posts by Diane Wild
In the news: Potential TV shows pitched
From the Canadian Press:
- Hopefuls pitch potential TV hits to executives at Montreal’s Just for Laughs
“No firm commitments were made to anyone – at least in the room – but someone will walk away with the top prize of a CBC development deal by the end of the festival on Sunday, organizers said.”
In the news: Vancouver mayor guests on Robson Arms
From the Vancouver Sun:
- Colour film industry green, Sullivan says
“As part of the script, [Sam] Sullivan had to wheel on set to appear for a photo shoot requested by a character named Sault (played by Alisen Down) who is a high-strung public relations rep launching a marketing gig. The mayor’s lines consisted of ‘Hi everyone, are we really shooting this today?’ and ‘I hear it is supposed to be nice tomorrow.'”
In the news: The Border’s plane causes consternation
From newsdurhamregion.com:
- Scenes for upcoming TV miniseries filmed in Oshawa
“No, a plane did not crash in Oshawa on Thursday. The twin-engine aircraft sitting in the middle of Stevenson Road was there as part of a shoot for a TV miniseries — but the unusual sight did prompt a few concerned phone calls.”
In the news: Canadian Idol top 9
From CTV:
- Rihanna advises Idols to work like they have a hit
“I thought ‘if I can be an inspiration to these young people who want to be entertainers jus like I am then it’s a great cause,'” she said, adding that she also looks for any excuse to come back to Canada.
From the Regina Leader-Post:
- Express yourself, judges tell Regina singer
“More than 2.5 million Canadian Idol fans voted following Tuesday night’s show and Regina’s Matt Rapley survived the first cut.”
From Nova News Now:
- Dwight d’Eon survives another week on Canadian Idol
“The suspense of whether Dwight d’Eon would move forward to the Top 9 ended quickly Wednesday night as the West Pubnico singer and Tara Oram from Newfoundland were the first two competitors to be told they had survived the elimination round.”
From Reality TV Calendar:
- Canadian Idol: Signed, Sealed, Eliminated
“Tonight we finally find out who will be in Canadian Idol’s coveted Top 10. This week, the men stepped it up and the ladies changed it up. Honestly, it’s anyone’s guess figuring out who will be in this year’s Top 10.”