Fawcett memorial more suited to Emmys: Academy
Farrah Fawcett wasn't included in the "in memoriam" segment of Sunday's Oscars because the late actress was better known as a TV star, says the executive director of the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences, which organizes the annual awards ceremony.
Inuit art promoter Ryan honoured
Terry Ryan, who managed the Cape Dorset artists' co-op in Nunavut and is now director of Dorset Fine Arts in Toronto, has been honoured for his 50 years of work in promoting Inuit art.
Telefilm Canada names new director
Carolle Brabant, a senior manager who has been with Telefilm Canada for 20 years in various capacities, has been appointed the funding agency's new executive director.
Hurt Locker triumphs at Oscars
The Hurt Locker emerged on top at the Academy Awards, winning best picture and making history, as Kathryn Bigelow became the first woman to win an Oscar for direction.
Vancouver restaurateur sues over Avatar story
Vancouver restaurant owner Emil Malak is suing director James Cameron and his production company over similarities between the story and characters in Avatar and his own movie idea.
The Cove's Oscar win irks Japanese town
Officials in the Japanese town of Taiji, featured in the dolphin kill documentary The Cove, are protesting the film's Oscar win.
Precious sweeps Independent Spirit Awards
Precious, the drama about an abused pregnant teen, dominated the Independent Spirit Awards on Friday, capturing best picture and trophies for the main actresses.
John Hughes tribute planned for Oscars
This Sunday's Oscar ceremony is to include a tribute to the late director John Hughes, beloved for his teen-angst films of the 1980s.
Ottawa firm's bomb suit gets Oscar attention
An Ottawa military technology firm is keeping an eye on the Academy Awards after one of its products nabbed a starring role in The Hurt Locker - a film that has earned nine nominations, including best picture.
