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ONCE UPON A TIME "Shepherd" TV Teaser
Posted: 18th December 2011 by Staff in Regina KingTags: home wrecker, hopper, mary margaret, trickster
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Kevin Smith: Live From Behind to Be Broadcast From the Scotiabank Theatre Toronto to Participating Movie Theatres Across North America
Posted: 9th December 2011 by Staff in Regina KingTags: broadcast via satellite, fellow actor, segments
TORONTO, ONTARIO, Nov 22, 2011 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) –AK27 Productions and Cineplex Entertainment, via their front RowCentre Events, present Kevin Smith: Live from Behind featuring Jay &Silent Bob Grow old, an interactive event hosted by Kevin Smith onThursday, February 2, 2012 at 9.30 p.m. EST. Live from the ScotiabankTheatre Toronto, the event will be broadcast via satellite to morethan 70 movie theatres in Canada and 500 movie theatres in the UnitedStates.
Saskatchewan Shines as the Bears Shut Out Binghamton!
Posted: 22nd November 2011 by Staff in Regina KingTags: garrett, graham mink, keith aucoin
Saskatchewan is one of those Canadian provinces that few Americans ever think of, and even fewer can spell correctly (for the faint of heart, stick to SK – we’ll know what you’re talking about). Tonight, however, it’s earned a few moments in the spotlight by way of a 3-0 Hershey Bears victory over the Binghamton Senators (B!Sens).
BET’s “Black Girls Rock” Airs November 6th
Posted: 11th November 2011 by Staff in Regina KingTags: business politics, regina king, sheryl lee ralph, shirley caesar, tichina arnold
Angela Davis, Shirley Caesar and Imani Walker are just a few of the women that will be honored at 2011′s “Black Girls Rock.”
CTV Saskatchewan – Occupy protests begin across North America – CTV News
Posted: 31st October 2011 by Staff in Regina KingTags: ctv news, friendship park, protests
Date: Sunday Oct. 16, 2011 10:55 AM CST
The Occupy Wall Street movement has set up shop in two Saskatchewan cities.
In Regina, protesters are gathered downtown in Victoria Park. Regina police say approximately 50 people stayed overnight in the park, braving the mid-October chill.
Featured Movers: 10/28/2011
Posted: 29th October 2011 by Staff in Regina KingTags: acf chefs, executive chef, nonprofit chapter, parent company
Northwest Culinary Institute’s J.D. Thomas named Chef of the Year
J.D. Thomas, certified executive chef at Northwest Culinary Institute in Vancouver, was honored by the ACF Chefs de Cuisine Society of Oregon as 2011 Chef of the Year at its 52nd annual awards dinner.
Entertainment calendar — Published Oct. 27, 2011
Posted: 29th October 2011 by Staff in Regina KingTags: beach blanket babylon, forbidden planet, grapes of wrath, sacramento theatre company
By the Record October 27, 2011 12:01 AM
Stockton
“Return to the Forbidden Planet”: 8 p.m. Fri.-Sat.; 2 p.m. Sun. Studio Theatre, Delta College. $12-$14. (209) 954-5110.
“Black Country”: 7 p.m. Fri. Residential roller-skating rink, 2201 E. Eighth St. $5-$10. (209) 470-5554.
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ABC Cancels “Charlie’s Angels” Reboot
Posted: 24th October 2011 by Staff in Regina KingTags: abc, actress annie, kick ass, time period, young girls
ABC‘s Charlie’s Angels, featuring a first “black angel” (actress Annie Ngosi Ilonzeh), has been canceled and its production shut down, according to Deadline.
The show had been suffering from dismal ratings; although the Charlie’s Angels reboot peaked to 1.3 last night, the show had dropped sharply for 2 weeks to a 1.2 ratings in adults 18-49 last Thursday.
The world-famous Waikiki Beach stretches for a mile. Waikiki Resort Hotel Director for Sales Loren Shim says it’s called “The Magic Mile” because “all the action can be found on it.”
‘Hawaii’s all about kicking back and doing nothing,” says a regular visitor to Honolulu.
Masquerade ball benefit will support SNAP programs
Posted: 18th October 2011 by Staff in Regina KingTags: ashbrook, carrell, intellectual disabilities, maggie, marlene, masquerade ball
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More heritage sites declared
Posted: 17th October 2011 by Staff in Regina KingTags: catholic church, declarations, deputy director, farmhouse, heritage resources
Several historical sites have been declared heritage sites, meaning that they have been given protection. among them are Regina Mundi Church and St Aubyn’s House.
SOWETO has scored big in the latest round of provincial heritage site declarations. Regina Mundi Catholic Church, James “Sofasonke” Mpanza House, Orlando Community Hall, and Zephania “Zeph” Mothopeng House have all been given heritage protection by the Provincial Heritage Resources Agency of Gauteng (Phrag).
King of Coins is a Regina rarity
Posted: 17th October 2011 by Staff in Regina KingTags: 50 Cent, coin club, collecting coins, king of coins
To the untrained eye, the coin won’t look like much.
Sure, it’s clearly old and one would think it might have some value, but it wouldn’t seem like it could bring out the little boy in grown men who have been collecting coins for years. and how much can a Canadian 50-cent piece created 90 years ago really be worth?
Two males charged with aggravated assault
Posted: 17th October 2011 by Staff in Regina KingTags: court appearances, legal aid, life threatening injuries, possession, provincial court, youth criminal justice
Two males are facing aggravated assault charges after a weekend brawl that sent two males to hospital.
Justin McKay, 25, and a 17-year-old male youth – who can’t be identified under provisions of the Youth Criminal Justice Act – made their first court appearances Monday, each facing two counts of aggravated assault in relation to the incident from late Sunday afternoon. McKay is further charged with possessing a machete and a breach of his probation.
Hum a few bars of ‘Antigone’
Posted: 16th October 2011 by Staff in Regina KingTags: lee breuer, lorca, pentecostal church, twin cities
Dismissing the assumption immediately, J.D. Steele said, "there is no comparison between this and ‘Gospel at Colonus.’" the composer, who is writing music for the chorus in "the Burial at Thebes," which opens Saturday on the Guthrie proscenium stage.
Watch Clips Of Zawe Ashton In PBS Masterpiece Mystery’s “Case Histories”, Airing Oct. 16
Posted: 15th October 2011 by Staff in Regina KingTags: dysfunctional, evenings, kate atkinson, mystery series, pbs, private investigator
Just in case you didn’t know, PBS Masterpiece Mystery! will air the first of three two-hour episodes this weekend of BBC One’s Case Histories.