Cover star Tony Bennett opens up about working with pop singer Lady Gaga.
When it comes to Kisses on the Bottom, the soon-to-be-released album by Sir Paul McCartney, it’s all about the numbers. Take, for example, 69: McCartney’s age. Or 35: McCartney’s post-Beatles album count. Or 14: the number of tracks on the album. Perhaps, however, the most intriguing is 30: the number of years since McCartney and old friend Stevie Wonder have teamed up to record a song.
It was in 1982 when last the two legendary musicians headed into the studio to record a duet. Ebony and Ivory, a tune that history has shown to be alternately revered and lampooned, climbed its way to number one on American and British charts. CONTINUE READING…
Sarah and Matt have been married four years and have two children, aged three and one. They have a beautiful home in Dalhousie, the kind of house most young couples work for many years to afford. A few weeks ago, they decided to take a ‘break from their marriage,’ because they were both ‘unhappy.’ “I don’t understand,” says Celine, Sarah’s mother. “They have everything any couple could want, a big house, two beautiful children and secure jobs. Why can’t they appreciate what they have and make the marriage work instead of taking a break?” CONTINUE READING…
Can the Queen’s representative trump Don Cherry? Cherry champions the aggressive aspect that has emerged in the NHL while Governor General David Johnston admires the fairer sex’s approach to Canada’s game. In an interview with CBC Power & Politics host Evan Solomon, Johnston spoke of his enduring love of the “beautiful game” and his appreciation for how Canada’s National Women’s Team play it, especially during the 2002 Olympic gold medal game in Salt Lake City. And what about fighting, Johnston said that hockey “doesn’t need it.”
Pat Sajak, host of Wheel of Fortune since 1981, admits that he and Vanna White used to drink between tapings of the show and hosted drunk a few times.
ZNews goes behind the scenes of the Toronto production of War Horse.
By: Roslyn Griffith Hall
In full bloom.
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