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The Bear, Succession tie for most wins at 75th Emmy Awards
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Full list of winners
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Golden Globes 2024: Full list of winners
Entertainment·New After a racism scandal and one year off the air, the Golden Globes make their television return on CBS with comedian Jo Koy as host. Canadians Celine Song, Ryan Gosling and Shawn Levy up for awards The 2024 Golden Globes return to a new home and new management. After parting ways with the Hollywood Foreign Press Association following years of diversity and ethics scandals, the award show returns on Sunday with new voters and a new one-year deal with CBS.
Genomics in rare diseases: an overview for the patient, family and non-specialist healthcare professional
Genomics & the human genome Genomics is the study of an organism's DNA, which is the set of instructions for what a cell does. DNA is comprised of a sequence of four chemical compounds called nucleotides or letters. These are signified by the A,C, G and T ‘letters’, a small proportion of which are grouped into genes, and placed in structures called chromosomes, of which we generally have 23 pairs.
Oscars 2023: Follow along here for all the winners
Entertainment·Coming Up The 95th annual Oscars, live from the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, are celebrating the best in film tonight. CBC News is keeping you up to date on the action and all the winners.
Junos 2023: Follow along for all the winners from opening night Original
Entertainment·COMING UP LIVE The 2023 Juno Awards kick off Saturday in Edmonton, where 40 awards will be handed out to Canada's top musical artists. Watch live at 8 p.m. ET; performers include Dylan Sinclair, Devon Cole, Jean-Michel Blais CBC News · Posted: Mar 11, 2023 7:14 PM EST | Last Updated: 2 minutes ago 2023 Juno Opening Night Awards (Presented by Music Canada) The 2023 Juno Awards kick off Saturday in Edmonton, where 40 awards will be handed out to Canada's top musical artists.
2023 Grammy Awards open with massive performance by Bad Bunny | CBC News Original
Entertainment·New The 2023 Grammy awards kicked off on Sunday with a performance by Bad Bunny. Early Canadian winners include Drake, Michael Bublé · CBC News · Posted: Feb 05, 2023 8:11 PM EST | Last Updated: less than a minute ago The 65th annual Grammy Awards kicked off on Sunday with a colourful performance by Bad Bunny, who is up for album of the year for Un Verano Sin Ti — the first Latin album in this category.
Golden Globes 2023: All the winners Original
The Golden Globes made their post-scandal comeback on Tuesday, after spending a year off the air. Live from the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, Hollywood's booziest award show was packed with actors celebrating the best of television and film. The night kicked off with host Jerrod Carmichael knocking on the show's scandal and past lack of diversity at the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA).
From The Rings of Power to White Lotus, here are our top TV picks of 2022 Original
Entertainment·New This year's TV offerings were a mix of very big budgets, long runtimes and a list of whodunits that rattled the internet. Our other picks include The Bear, Andor and Sort Of · CBC News · Posted: Dec 24, 2022 4:00 AM ET | Last Updated: 4 minutes ago The CBC's entertainment reporters and producers spent hundreds of hours watching television in 2022.
Emmys 2022: Full list of winners Original
Entertainment·New The 74th annual Emmy Awards kicked off Monday night with host Kenan Thompson doing a dance number celebrating some of television's most popular theme songs — from The Brady Bunch to Game of Thrones.
Juno Awards 2022: Charlotte Cardin wins big at opening night
Entertainment·New The Juno Opening Night Awards officially kicked off on Saturday in Toronto, handing out more than 40 awards in a variety of categories. The Montreal singer picked up artist and single of the year · CBC News · Posted: May 14, 2022 11:56 PM ET | Last Updated: 5 minutes ago Charlotte Cardin and The Weeknd were among the big winners at the Juno Opening Night Awards in Toronto on Saturday, as more than 40 awards were handed out in a variety of categories.
Joni Mitchell wins Grammy award for best historical album | CBC News Original
Canadian singer-songwriter Joni Mitchell picked up a Grammy for Best Historical Album for Joni Mitchell Archives, Vol. 1: The Early Years (1963-1967) during the non-televised portion of the award show on Sunday. Canadian Joni Mitchell won the Grammy award for best historical album on Sunday. (Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images) Music's biggest night is underway and two Canadians have already picked up Grammy awards.
Ariana DeBose, best supporting actress for West Side Story, among early Oscar winners | CBC News
The 94th Academy Awards welcomed back a star-studded red carpet and a revised broadcast set to challenge this make-or-break year for the Oscars. Ariana DeBose was among the early winners, taking besting supporting actress for West Side Story, with Dune picking up six awards. Here's a guide to other winners, from Los Angeles. All eyes are on the Academy Awards on Sunday evening, a production that's lost ratings in recent years but is working to revive viewership.
Genetic testing advances revealed at European Human Genetics Conference
Genetic testing advances revealed at European Human Genetics Conference 31 August 2021 Appeared in BioNews 1110 Genetic testing could prove useful for determining a diagnosis and prognosis for people with epilepsy, attendees at the European Human Genetics Conference heard. Originally due to take place in Vienna, the conference hosted by the European Society of Human Genetics took place online due to COVID-19 restrictions between 28 and 30 August 2021.
Dr Beverly Searle, CEO of charity Unique, to retire
Dr Beverly Searle, CEO of charity Unique, to retire 23 August 2021 Appeared in BioNews 1109 Dr Beverly Searle, CEO of Unique, is retiring at the end of August, marking the end of more than 30 years of service to the charity for people with rare chromosomal conditions.
2021 Juno Awards celebrates 30 years since creation of rap music category
The rap genre in Canada has evolved over the last 30 years, but not without hurdles along the way. With some of the biggest names in hip hop coming out of the north, can new artists find the same success? Despite its complex history, Canadian rap music is thriving thanks to pioneers like Maestro Fresh Wes, left, global superstar, Drake, centre, and emerging talent like Haviah Mighty, right, who have each put their own stamp on the genre.
Anti-Asian racism in Canada: How to have open conversations with kids
Following the deadly shooting in Atlanta that left eight dead, including six Asian women, Asian people across North America have been speaking up about ongoing anti-Asian racism and violence. While parts of Canada saw a rise in anti-Asian racism — earlier this year Vancouver police noted anti-Asian hate crimes were up 717 per cent in 2020 — experts say now more than ever all Canadians should be speaking about anti-Asian racism at home.
‘Almost unsurvivable’: Meghan Markle breaks silence on mental health struggle
© Getty Images Meghan Markle opens up about her mental health struggle NOTE: This article may be triggering for some readers. Please read at your own discretion. In a candid interview with Oprah Winfrey, Meghan Markle went into great detail about her mental health and how it was impacted during her time with the royal family and a target of negative press. The 39-year-old spoke to Winfrey on Sunday during a two-hour special titled Oprah With Meghan and Harry.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry expecting a baby girl
By Arti Patel Global News Posted March 7, 2021 9:17 pm LONDON, ENGLAND - MARCH 05: Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex attend The Endeavour Fund Awards at Mansion House on March 05, 2020 in London, England. (Photo by Samir Hussein/WireImage). Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are having a baby girl. During a two-hour sit-down with Oprah Winfrey, the couple revealed the sex of their child.
Alone and Apart: Canadians are feeling lonelier than ever
© Provided by Global News It's been more than a year since the first COVID-19 case was reported in Canada, a whirlwind of days blending in together, over and over again. In an attempt to adjust to a new normal, Canadians had to adapt to their surroundings. This meant learning how to live separately from loved ones and friends, avoiding and limiting social gatherings and facing the realities of what it truly meant to be alone.
Why you should rethink New Year’s resolutions in 2021 Original
It’s been one week into 2021 and some of us are already struggling to keep up with our resolutions — among those who made any this year, that is. New year’s resolutions may not be on people’s minds as gyms continue to be closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic and unemployment rates are at a record high. Experts say we might have to reframe resolutions this year — focusing less on our physical surroundings and more on introspection.
Top holiday gifts for 2020 Original
Time is running out to find the perfect holiday gift. Despite the challenges of 2020, every year has its top, trendiest gift, and whether you are doing online shopping, curb-side pick-up or have the option to walk into a store this holiday season, you want to know what to look for. Money expert Barry Choi recently joined The Morning Show to share some of the top gifts this year.
When will life in Canada go back to normal? Doctor answers top COVID-19 questions
© Getty Images Infectious disease specialist Dr. Sumon Chakrabarti joins The Morning Show to provide the latest COVID-19 updates and talk about the largest inoculation program in Canada. History was made this week when the first COVID-19 vaccine shot was administered in Ontario and Quebec on Monday. Infectious disease specialist Dr. Sumon Chakrabarti recently joined The Morning Show with the latest COVID-19 updates about the largest inoculation program in Canada.
The most-wanted toys and gifts for kids in 2020
Like every other seasonal ritual, holiday shopping will also look different this year due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. But Toy Insider’s Laurie Schacht, who recently joined The Morning Show, says it’s not a bad idea to continue traditions like toy giving. READ MORE: Toy retailers brace for busy holiday season amid coronavirus Schacht’s list of the hottest toys of the year include everything from a marshmallow blaster to an electric scooter secretly intended for adults.
Canada’s very own ‘crowd ignitor’ gets paid to cheer at games
By Arti Patel Global News Posted December 7, 2020 2:13 pm 5:21 Canadian ‘crowd ignitor’ gets paid to cheer at games Professional crowd ignitor Cameron Hughes joins 'The Morning Show' to talk about his 30-year career as a paid entertainer and his new book ‘King of Cheer.’ We all love an over-the-top fan at a sports game, but imagine being a fan full-time.
Once Canada gets a vaccine, what happens next? Doctor answers our COVID-19 questions
© Provided by Global News Ottawa is preparing for the distribution of an eventual COVID-19 vaccine. Canadians have been asking this question for months now -- when will we get the vaccine? Epidemiologist Dr. Isaac Bogoch recently joined The Morning Show to speak to that question and to share all the latest COVID-19 updates. On Tuesday, Moderna gave the world good news when it announced that its vaccine is up to 94.5 per cent effective.
How to naturally boost your immune system during cold and flu season
© Getty Images How to naturally boost your immune system during cold and flu season The cold and flu season is right around the corner and this year with an ongoing COVID-19 pandemic added to the mix, our immune systems are guarding up. Wellness expert Kyle Buchanan checked in with The Morning Show to share some natural ways to support the immune system.
How to treat itchy, dry skin this winter
© Getty How to treat itchy, dry skin this winter If spending most of the day indoors wasn't changing your skin already, winter is here with a few more surprises. While you don’t have control over either the season or the COVID-19 pandemic, you can have control over your skin.
A COVID-19 vaccine will be ‘worth the wait’: Doctor answers coronavirus questions
© Getty Images Some pharmacists say they're running out of flu shots as demand soars. New COVID-19 restrictions were announced by Alberta’s Premier Jason Kenney and its health officials on Tuesday after the province added 1,549 new cases the day before. As cases continue to rise in parts of Canada, many are wondering what this means for small businesses, lockdowns and even the upcoming holiday season.
Diwali recipes: Chef uses this easy hack to make samosas at home
By Arti Patel Global News Posted November 13, 2020 2:08 pm 6:35 Craving samosas this Diwali? This chef makes it with tortillas Chef Rick Matharu of Toronto joins The Morning Show to share a delicious yet simple vegetarian samosa recipe. Diwali is all about getting together with family and friends and sharing some tasty meals. But with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the religious holiday will look very different this year and many are urged to celebrate virtually to avoid large social gatherings.
Family members breaking COVID-19 rules? How to step in
© Getty Images Family members breaking COVID-19 rules? How to step in It's one thing to read about strangers or people in your network who break COVID-19 rules or don't take them too seriously. But it's another thing when these people end up being loved ones. Rules and guidelines are set in all parts of the country to protect us, but one expert says it can get frustrating to deal with friends and family who fail to follow these safety measures.
Feeling the winter blues? Natural ways to boost your mood
The days feel like they’re getting shorter and in some parts of Canada snow has made an unwelcome entrance. Add in a Daylight Saving Time change for the rest of us and you have a combination of the winter blues. Wellness expert Kyle Buchanan recently spoke to The Morning Show on natural ways to cope with these blues or in a more defined term, seasonal affective disorder (SAD).
What does vitamin D have to do with COVID-19? A doctor answers our questions
© Getty Images What does vitamin D have to do with COVID-19? A doctor answers our questions A recent report out of Spain suggested more than 80 per cent of COVID-19 patients who were hospitalized had a vitamin D deficiency But does this mean taking vitamin D supplements could potentially be helpful to patients? Infectious disease physician Dr. Isaac Bogoch recently joined The Morning Show to answer this question and more.
Burning out working from home? Here are ways to prevent it
© Getty Images Burning out working from home? Here are ways to prevent it With more people working from home amid the coronavirus pandemic, it’s normal to feel burned out now that your place of relaxation doubles as your office. Clinical psychologist Maneet Bhatia recently joined The Morning Show to share his tips on ways to prevent burnout when working from home.
Alanis Morissette on motherhood, postpartum depression and new music Original
Photo courtesy of Alanis Morissette, art by Laura Whelan Alanis Morissette is a force. The You Oughta Know singer recently opened up about her album-inspired Broadway show, her favourite moments at the Juno Awards and even her current passion of writing a book. In a Canadian exclusive, the 46-year-old singer-songwriter sat down with Global News’ The Morning Show in a two-part series, covering everything from motherhood to new music to coping through her addictions.
Amanda Todd’s mother opens up about losing daughter to cyberbullying 8 years ago
By Arti Patel Global News Posted October 20, 2020 1:43 pm 7:19 Carol Todd opens up about losing her daughter Amanda to cyberbullying 8 years ago Carol Todd, mother of 15-year-old Amanda Todd, joins 'The Morning Show' with Dr. Wendy Craig to talk about the impact of cyberbullying and their new documentary ‘Dark Cloud.’ Eight years ago, 15-year-old Amanda Todd took her own life. The Grade 10 student from Port Coquitlam, B.C., died by suicide in October 2012.
Adult kids moving back home in the COVID-19 2nd wave? Here’s how to talk money
By Arti Patel Global News Posted October 8, 2020 7:00 am Updated October 7, 2020 4:55 pm 6:29 Adult kids move back home? Here’s how to budget their stay WATCH: Relationship expert Jessica O’Reilly and financial expert Kelley Keehn both join 'The Morning Show' to give tips on how parents can manage the finances of their young adults moving back home. As the country heads into a second wave of the coronavirus pandemic, some young adults may be forced to move back in with their parents.
Jon Bon Jovi on his new album ‘2020’ and the future of tours
By Arti Patel Global News Posted October 2, 2020 11:03 am 8:14 Jon Bon Jovi on his new album ‘2020’ and the future of tours The Morning Show catches up with music icon Jon Bon Jovi to find out the inspiration behind his new album, 2020. Jon Bon Jovi is back with his 15th studio album called 2020. The 58-year-old singer-songwriter recently joined hosts Jeff McArthur and Carolyn Mackenzie at The Morning Show to talk about new music.
2020 Emmy Awards: The best fashion moments
By Arti Patel Global News Posted September 21, 2020 10:06 am Updated September 21, 2020 10:07 am 6:02 2020 Emmy Awards: The best fashion moments Even though the Emmy Awards went virtual this year, stars still dressed to impressed. Fashion expert Lisa Kisber joins The Morning Show to break down this year’s best looks with our very own TMS Awards. The 2020 Emmy Awards may have gone virtual this year, but our favourite stars didn’t disappoint in the fashion category.
Coronavirus: 3 dos and don’ts when it comes to social gatherings
Cases of the novel coronavirus continue to rise in Canada and some provinces have recorded the highest number of cases since early summer. The biggest takeaway from experts across the board is following rules of social distancing and sticking in your own social bubble, but there often seems to be confusion on social gathering as a whole. On Friday, The Morning Show spoke with infectious diseases specialist Dr. Susy Hota on the three dos and don’ts when it comes to social gatherings.
The COVID-19 symptoms parents should watch for
The coronavirus pandemic is making both parents and educators rethink what back to school will look like. If you’re sending your child back this season, there may be some concern around safety. Speaking with hosts Jeff McArthur and Carolyn Mackenzie of Global News’ The Morning Show, infectious diseases expert Dr. Isaac Bogoch went through some of the most common concerns for parents sending kids back to school.
Vaccine safety and tests for kids - all your coronavirus questions
By Arti Patel Global News Posted August 27, 2020 4:04 pm 7:22 Will students need testing at school? Your questions about COVID-19 WATCH: Dr. Lukasz Kwapisz joins The Morning Show answering all of our latest questions about the coronavirus. With kids across Canada heading back to school this week and the weeks to come, parents have many questions around possible coronavirus vaccines, masks for kids and even testing.
Looking for more personalized masks? Easy DIY hacks for the kids
Back-to-school will look different for kids this year and for those parents sending their little ones back to classrooms amid COVID-19, we all know for some, masks will be mandatory. On top of social distancing and wearing Health Canada-approved masks, children’s masks at retailers come in a variety of price points and patterns.
Roberta Battaglia, 10-year-old Canadian singer, says she doesn’t get nervous
By Arti Patel Global News Posted August 19, 2020 12:30 pm Updated August 19, 2020 12:31 pm 3:50 Roberta Battaglia, 10-year-old Canadian singer, makes it to the ‘America’s Got Talent’ semi-finals WATCH: ‘America’s Got Talent’ semi-finalist, Roberta Battaglia, talks about her moving performance and preparing for the finals. Roberta Battaglia doesn’t get nervous.
Which mask should I buy? From cotton to silk, finding the right fabrics Original
Masks are officially now mandatory in several parts of the country to continue the fight against the novel coronavirus. But with new regulations also comes a range of masks consumers can choose from. Many masks are made for health-care professionals, but for the average person who is expected to wear a mask in grocery stores, offices or forms of transportation, which mask should you choose?
Black in small-town Canada: From racism to building inclusive communities Original
Seeing Confederate flags sold and displayed around Stratford, Ont., had left Edward Smith feeling disappointed and disturbed. The 37-year old, originally from Ohio, moved to Stratford to work as an actor; he has lived in the Ontario city that’s known for its arts and culture scene for 10 years. According to the 2016 census, Stratford has a population of around 31,000 people. Fewer than 350 identified as Black.
How to make your own ice cream at home
By Arti Patel Global News Posted June 21, 2020 9:00 am 4:58 How to make ice cream at home WATCH: DIY expert Jacqueline Kendall shows us how to make some simple ice cream at home without an ice cream machine. Summer is officially here. While the ongoing novel coronavirus pandemic may make this a season a little different, some of those true summer classics — like ice cream — can still be fully embraced.
Tie-dye is the latest trend during isolation. Here’s how to do it at home
By Arti Patel Global News Posted June 18, 2020 2:07 pm 5:58 How to tie-dye at home DIY expert Jen Tryon shares her tips for tie dying at home. If you’re looking for a weekend activity to include the kids in, it may be time to go down memory lane. We all love (or loved) a good tie-dye, but turns out tie-dying your clothes has made a return during the coronavirus pandemic. In a recent segment with Global News’ The Morning Show, DIY expert Jen Tryon shares her tips on how to tie-dye clothes at home.
Summer meals that don’t really require an oven Original
By Arti Patel Global News Posted June 16, 2020 6:00 am 5:59 Summer recipes without using the oven Chef Massimo Capra shares some tasty summer recipes you can make without turning on the oven. Summer is just around the corner, but the idea of cooking in a hot kitchen with the oven on doesn’t sound appetizing. Luckily for you, chef Massimo Capra of Food Network Canada says there are some easy summer meals you can make at home without turning on an oven.
Your guide to summer: How to enjoy outdoor activities despite the pandemic Original
Summer doesn’t have to be cancelled. As Canada slowly starts to reopen amid the novel coronavirus pandemic, it’s no surprise Canadians may feel like they’re getting the shorter end of the stick this season. From cancelled vacations, events and music festivals to restrictions at patios and restaurants, the summer of 2020 just doesn’t feel the same. But this doesn’t mean you still can’t enjoy warmer weather in a safe way.
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