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For many people in Western Canada - particularly in Calgary, Alberta - Stu Hart's Stampede Wrestling was as much an institution as the Calgary Stampede.

Zach Galifianakis is so good in "The Hangover," it might be worth seeing "G Force," where he handles guinea-pig spies. Or maybe just go see 2009's funniest comedy again.

British band Delirious? is releasing a book of tour reflections, stories and devotions this April, from Regal Books. You're gonna love the title.

Delirious?’s Martin Smith and Stu G carry the mission bell to Rwanda to find a population shattered by genocide. Yet they discover people who find all hope in God.

Look for worship leader Tim Hughes' new CD, "Holding Nothing Back," to release on April 3rd.

The NBA handed out mandatory suspensions on Tuesday after Robert Horry's cross-checking of Steve Nash in the waning seconds of Monday's game four. But was it fair?

Anytime worship leader Tim Hughes has a new album coming out, I'm interested. It's been three years since "When Silence Falls," and I'm still wearing a groove into it.

Manchester band Inertia Grace have just released their new EP. With influences ranging from the mighty Oasis to Manic Street Preachers, the promotional tour is due soon.

Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada is a good choice for Northern Lights viewing. A local guide can make the experience more comfortable and rewarding on a clear winter night.

With the soon-to-be groom missing, three guys try to piece together a night of drunken gambling and carousing in Las Vegas in order to find him.

Even likable stars Dane Cook and Jessica Alba can't quite make magic out of a tired comedy premise.

In Stephen King's apocalyptic novel, humanity is almost wiped out by a flu epidemic. Is the current flu virus life imitating art?

With an acclaimed debut and a strong live following, Daphne Loves Derby release their new album, and offer an instant indie rock classic full of rich hooks and melodies.

The latest film from Old School and director Todd Phillips is an uproarious, unpredictable comedy with characters you can actually believe in - and laugh at.

It's the age-old cliche that everyone says for all wild vacations: what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas. Sounds fantastic, right?

Tennessee, the Volunteer State, is a Touring Viticulturist's Venture into Wine Delight

The evening Grandstand Show at Alberta's Calgary Stampede showcases the Young Canadians group.

Bret Hart's autobiography, Hitman: My Real Life In The Cartoon World of Wrestling, is as much a cathartic experience for the reader as it undoubtedly was for its author.

What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas. Todd Phillips' Comedy The Hangover starring relative unknowns treads new ground but fails to raise enough laughs.

In October 1964, The Beatles were due to start recording a new album. Short of original material, they reworked an old Paul McCartney composition, "I'll Follow the Sun."

Cynthia Lennon in candid conversation about Yoko Ono, son Julian Lennon, John Lennon's universal appeal and her favorite Beatles song.

Todd Phillips' newest film has bcome a huge suprise hit this summer, but does it actually live up to the hype?

As a cultural melting pot, Canada is the home of a rich and diverse music scene which has allowed Canadian country music to flourish.

As a Miami career girl sent to restructure a manufacturing plant in freezing Minnesota, Zellweger fails to generate heat in this lukewarm romantic comedy.

The Hangover does gigantic box office despite the lack of star power and amidst the summer blockbuster movie season, but the real question remains: is it funny?

Obvious humor is the star of this financially successful Las Vegas bachelor-party-gone-awry tale. Somehow, it still manages to be entertaining.

Cynthia Lennon chats about her Liverpool College of Art days and John's Lennon's best friend - The Ffith Beatle.

From the creator of "Sin City" and "300" comes another highly stylized movie, this time starring Gabriel Macht and Eva Mendes.

An intoxicating comedy about four friends, who experience an unforgettable pre-wedding "boy's night out" with unexpected consequences they must remedy the morning after.

As much a comedy as it is a horror film, Drag Me to Hell may make audience's laugh more than they scream, but is enjoyable nonetheless.

The beginning of the Jason Voorhees reign of terror gives birth to a horror icon - and to a phenomenon.

Organic gardeners are a special breed. When birthdays and holidays come around, nothing makes them happier than a gift bag of dried manure. Here are some more ideas.

Portal Camp disappeared, wiped out under ice, snow and mud of the slide. Rescuers were thwarted by wind and icy blizzard weather.

If the recent entries in EA Sports' beloved hockey franchise represent the prettier side of the sport, NHL 10 aims to bare the hockey scars and muck it up a bit.

The Dallas Stars' Left Wing Sean Avery has been suspended by the NHL after off-color comments about his ex-girlfriends. What lies ahead for Avery is unclear.

Guide to the second season of Robson Arms, a dramedy series exploring the many characters in an apartment building. Feat. Corner Gas's Fred Ewaniuck and Gabrielle Miller.

Putting four friends in Vegas for a bachelor party is just the premise of this must-see summer flick.

The Beatles revolutionized music in the 1960s. They invaded the USA with their unique sound and image as Beatlemania ruled. This is the story of their rise to glory.

Mulch is a layer of material spread on top of the soil to conserve soil moisture and discourage the growth of weeds.

Interview with Joe Murphy of UK pop-punks KOOPA on signing with Pied Piper Records and recording their debut album with producer Mark Hoppus, formerly of Blink 182.

The Von Erich Family are set to be inducted in the WWE Class of 2009. Read on to find out what made Fritz, Kevin, Kerry, David, Mike and Chris Hall of Fame material.

Easily the most hilarious comedy of 2009, it is no surprise that The Hangover received a Golden Globe nomination for Best Motion Picture - Musical Or Comedy. Will it win?

Andrew Chaikin, with assistance from Victoria Kohl, has produced an inspiring work. With the support of stunning images, the astronauts reflect on their accomplishments.

Sam Raimi puts the world of superheroes behind him for more thrills, chills and excessively gory spills of the supernatural kind. Subtle it aint.

The Hangover is undoubtedly the funniest comedy of the year and earns a spot amongst the greatest comedies of all time. Still, is the world ready for The Hangover 2?