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Canadian Idol’s Final Four Revealed as Mookie Morris is Eliminated

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From a media release:

  • Anne Murray Mentors and Performs Next Week, with Bonus Performance by American Idol Jordin Sparks
  • Top 4 Pack their bags and get set to hit the road for Idol Hometown Tours

Toronto’s Mookie Morris is the latest competitor to be eliminated from Canadian Idol, it was announced live on CTV tonight. After making Idol history last week by being the Torontonian that has advanced the furthest in the series’ six seasons, the popular 18-year-old received the fewest votes cast following last night’s episode. Four singers remain in the hunt to become Canada’s next Canadian Idol in just three short weeks. Next week, the Final Four will be mentored by legendary songstress Anne Murray, who performs in Tuesday’s results episode. It was also announced tonight that American Idol winner Jordin Sparks will perform in next Tuesday’s show as well.

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Listen now: Eric Johnson and Graeme Campbell on EVEREST

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Actor Eric Johnson (Flash Gordon, Smallville, Legends of the Fall) and director Graeme Campbell (Instant Star, Degrassi: The Next Generation, The Eleventh Hour) talk about the arduous and exhilarating shoot for CBC’s upcoming EVEREST, about the arduous and exhilarating climb to the top of the world’s tallest mountain by the first successful Canadian expedition.

The miniseries airs Sunday, August 31 and Monday, Sept. 1 at 8 pm, and the DVD will be available Sept. 16.

Listen in the player below, visit the show site, or subscribe via iTunes or with any other program via the TV, Eh? feed.

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In the news: Shopping with Helene Joy of Murdoch Mysteries, Durham County, MVP

From Rita Zekas of the Toronto Star:

  • Talent for power tools, power roles
    “Nellie McClung existed in the same time, in 1890, that my (Murdoch Mysteries) character did. I am intrigued with women of that time who had more open minds than some women in our time. Look at what’s happened today – brainless body-obsessed Pussycat Dolls – and it sickens me. We’ve come so far and we’re going there?” Read more.
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