Beverley Elliott, best-known as Granny on Once Upon a Time, is a force of nature. She dominated Night Two of the Leo Awards or “hump celebration”… Read More »LEO AWARDS: Night Two With Host Beverley Elliott
Our own Leo Awards, celebrating the best of BC-made television and film, is shaping up to be quite the homegrown affair. The second season of… Read More »LEO AWARDS: Leo-palooza of Nominations for Vancouver’s Own CONTINUUM & MOTIVE
Sunday, March 9th – Once Upon a Time 3×12 New York City Serenade airs on ABC and CTV. Hook (Colin O’ Donoghue) goes to New York… Read More »WEEK: March 3-9, 2014
Sunday, January 19th – Tomorrowland director Brad Bird lands in Paris for quick location scout now that the $200-million-plus Disney movie has wrapped in Vancouver.… Read More »WEEK: January 13-19, 2014
Vancouver’s whydunit crime drama Motive, starring Kristen Lehman and Louis Ferreira, scored a big nomination in the Canadian Screen Awards for Best Drama Series. along with… Read More »Big CANADIAN SCREEN AWARD Nominations for MOTIVE & MR. YOUNG
Sunday, December 1st – Once Upon a Time 3×09 Save Henry airs on ABC/CTV. After Pan (Robbie Kay) tricks Henry (Jared Gilmore) into sacrificing his heart, Emma (Jennifer… Read More »WEEK: November 25 – December 1, 2013
Homegrown hit Mr. Young goes out in style tonight with the Finnegan high school gang still in Vietnam but trying to get back home in… Read More »TRIBUTE: MR. YOUNG Series Finale Tonight on YTV
Sunday, November 24th – Witches of East End 1×08 Snake Eyes airs on Lifetime. Wendy (Madchen Amick) and Joanna (Julia Ormond) argue about a secret… Read More »WEEK: November 18-24, 2013
Vancouver’s two youth series — sitcom Mr. Young with seven nominations and drama R. L. Stine’s The Haunting Hour with six nominations- competed against each… Read More »LEO AWARDS: Sitcom MR. YOUNG vs Drama R.L. STINE’s THE HAUNTING HOUR