Arts & Entertainment

After 40 years at Toronto's CHUM 104.5, broadcaster Marilyn Denis announced she will step away from the station's morning show this summer; the station says it will celebrate her career and will release final-show details later.

Players from the U.S. women's hockey team have reportedly accepted an invitation from Flavor Flav to attend 'She Got Game' weekend in Las Vegas July 16–19, though organizers have released few details and it is unclear how many players will attend.

Universities and junior colleges in Quebec have launched the bilingual third phase of the "Consent is Key" campaign, led by Léa Clermont-Dion, to address masculinist influencers who may normalize or downplay sexual violence. A survey across six Quebec universities found one in three people reported experiencing at least one form of sexual violence since starting classes.

Flavor Flav announced a 'She Got Game Weekend' for the U.S. Olympic women's hockey team in Las Vegas from July 16–19; the announcement follows the team's decision to decline a White House invitation and remarks by President Trump that drew criticism.

Court filings say singer D4vd is the target of a Los Angeles County grand jury investigation after a 14-year-old girl's body was found in a Tesla registered to him; a Texas judge has ordered three relatives to appear in California to testify.

A 1920s Métis model dog sled repatriated from the Vatican was unveiled in Ottawa and will be temporarily housed at the Canadian Museum of History while experts work to identify its community of origin.

The Scrubs reboot premiered on ABC with a two-episode debut on February 25, 2026, and Rotten Tomatoes' Popcornmeter registered an initial audience score of 98%, the highest for the series to date.

Artist Cambria Harris uses sewing and ribbon skirts to process grief after her mother’s 2022 death and her aunt’s 2023 passing, creating symbolic garments that reflect memory and reclamation.

An all-deaf cast in Regina is presenting The Deaf Tempest, a wordless reimagining of Shakespeare's The Tempest that uses physical theatre, puppetry, projections and vibratory sound; the production runs at the Regina Performing Arts Centre until Saturday.

A three-day itinerary highlights Seville’s historic landmarks, flamenco and tapas, noting sites such as the Cathedral, Royal Alcázar and the Archive of the Indies, and neighbourhoods like Triana.

Queen Alexis recalls that cost and limited representation kept her out of paid musical theatre as a child, and describes founding Queen's Academy of The Arts to offer affordable, Black-focused theatre programs with school partnerships and a subsidy program.

Will Clapp, a New Orleans native and a 2018 seventh-round pick out of LSU, announced his retirement after seven NFL seasons, finishing with 66 game appearances and 22 starts.

Alexandria "Lexi" Jones says in an Instagram video that she was sent to treatment after her father David Bowie's cancer diagnosis and that she missed his death while enrolled in a residential program in Utah.

Katherine Short, the daughter of actor Martin Short, died at 42, and the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner determined the manner of death was suicide.

A Globe reporter tested a cookbook method that uses spatchcocking, an overnight dry brine and a backbone-made jus; the finished chicken had deeply browned skin and drew positive reactions from family members.

Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes (“El Mencho”) was reported killed by U.S. and Mexican authorities, and the article says poverty, corruption, access to firearms and sustained drug demand are the structural drivers that created and sustain cartels.

IDW Publishing announced a Pride-themed Star Trek: Celebrations one-shot that features Seven of Nine and Raffi reunited, and it plans a relaunch of its main Star Trek comic focused on Seven and the new Enterprise, both slated for later in 2026.

Ellen Hughes said her sons and teammates focus on unity and country after a viral locker-room reaction to a phone call from Donald Trump; USA Hockey said the women's team declined a White House invite, citing scheduling conflicts.

Cristiano Ronaldo left a supportive comment on Lindsey Vonn’s Instagram after Vonn said a crash at the 2026 Winter Olympics caused compartment syndrome and nearly required amputation; Vonn credited her surgeon with saving her leg.

Variety reports that the Criterion Collection will add KPop Demon Hunters alongside Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein, bringing the Netflix-released film to physical media; the article argues this matters for preservation and for widening discovery through Criterion’s catalog.

The Barlochan cottage shown in the season finale of Crave’s Heated Rivalry will be listed on Airbnb, with weekend stays available from March 3 at noon ET through May at C$248.10 per night; summer bookings begin June 1 and the owner worked with Airbnb while remaining private.

A Terzo Tempo choir of about 70 teenagers and adults performed at Milan's Sant'Antonio church on Feb. 18, calling for harmony and inclusion as the Winter Paralympics approach; the Archdiocese of Milan created a branch in 2021 to raise awareness of inclusion.

Robert Carradine, known for roles in Lizzie McGuire and Revenge of the Nerds, has died at 71, his family said. They noted he had struggled for nearly two decades with bipolar disorder and asked for privacy.

Montreal residents with family in Mexico are anxious after violence that followed the death of cartel leader Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, and Canadian officials say the security situation remains fluid.

Snoop Dogg was due to attend his first Swansea City match after taking a minority stake in the club; the club reports a spike in ticket interest and higher retail revenue since his involvement.

The American Repertory Theater production of Wonder cast young performers with facial differences, including Max Voehl and Garrett McNally, in the lead role; the show ran for two months and closed on Feb. 15.

As Syria emerges from years of war and political change, returning and local creators are producing Ramadan dramas that address once-taboo topics, while some productions face censorship, social pushback and scheduling delays.

Australia's prime minister told the U.K. he would support removing Prince Andrew from the succession, but any change requires approval by the U.K. Parliament and the governments of the other Commonwealth realms.

Charley Crockett cancelled multiple Canadian shows after being refused entry under subsection 44(1) of the Immigration and Refugee Act because of a past felony conviction.

At the BAFTAs an attendee's outburst was reported as including a racial slur, and host Alan Cumming thanked the audience for their patience and urged compassion while awards were presented.