Entertainment
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Flashpoint continues to shine
Actor Enrico Colantoni is proud of Flashpoint's (very Canadian) success.


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Just don't mention The View
There's a new daytime-TV women's talk show coming to CBS.


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George A. Romero's zombie wisdom
Zombies have to shamble, and other un-dead wisdom from George A. Romero.


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Hawaii Five-O rides back to TV after 30 years
Classic detective series "Hawaii Five-O" is riding a big wave back to television with new stars and grittier action, but with the same legendary theme tune and idyllic surf culture that made it a worldwide hit more than 35 years ago.


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Barney's Version added to Venice film lineup
World premieres by directors Sofia Coppola and Darren Aronofsky as well as the hotly anticipated adaptation of cult novel "Barney's Version" will be among the highlights of this year's Venice film festival.


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Back with a bang
The Big Bang Theory has evolved into one of the most popular shows on TV.


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More twists, turns on Wisteria Lane
Desperate Housewives gets its mojo back in the new season.


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Gord Bamford leads CCMA nominations
Gord Bamford's latest album, Day Job, has earned him the most nominations of any artist for the 2010 Canadian Country Music Association Awards, which take place in Edmonton in September.


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Survivor to throw a new twist into the mix
The tribes will initially be divided by age, into two groups: those over 40 and those under 30.


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Celebs caught on film
Look into the lives of stars as we give you the hottest celebrity photos from around the globe.


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Ferrell's one of the Other Guys
Will Ferrell-foolery fills talk of new movie, a skewering of the '70s buddy-cop genre.


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Fall TV remarkably unpredictable
The forecast for this fall's TV season: unsettled, but clearing by Christmas.


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Daniel Craig to star in "Tattoo" remake
Daniel Craig will star in the English-language remake of "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo," plus the two potential follow-ups based on author Stieg Larsson's best-selling trilogy.


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Avengers assemble!
The Avengers have assembled for the first time, and Marvel is banking on it being far from the last.


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Alice Tan Ridley's got talent
Alice Tan Ridley, the mother of Oscar-nominated Precious star Gabourey Sidibe, is quickly becoming the Susan Boyle of America's Got Talent.

