The Hong Kong-born star was an icon in Asia and found global renown with her performances in ‘Mulan’ and ‘Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon.’
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Trudeau tweets at Taylor Swift over Eras tour snub: 'Cruel summer'
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has joined a growing chorus of Canadians who want Taylor Swift to bring her international Eras tour to Canada.
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Allison Mack released from prison early after serving time for NXIVM crimes
Allison Mack pleaded guilty to several charges, including racketeering, as part of a sex-trafficking case that publicly revealed her as a high-ranking member of NXIVM.
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'It changed my life': Ozempic patient shares her good, bad and scary side effects
One Canadian woman shares her journey with Ozempic — busting some myths and revealing her experiences while taking the medication.
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World’s 1st fully electric flying car approved to begin test runs in U.S.
The Model A, by Alef Aeronautics, is able to take off and land vertically, similar to a drone, cutting out the need for a runway.
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Kevin Costner says estranged wife charged $100K to his credit card amid divorce
Kevin Costner wrote Christine Baumgartner ‘grasps at straws with one baseless argument after another,’ prolonging their divorce proceedings.
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Why is Vietnam banning the new Barbie movie?
“Barbie” is the latest movie to be banned in Vietnam for depicting the nine-dash line, which was repudiated in an international arbitration ruling by a court in The Hague in 2016.
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What do you do when the music stops? There is life after rock.
Not everyone can be The Rolling Stones or U2. What do musicians do when faced with the rest of their lives? Is there life after rock? Turns out there can be.
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Sunscreen myths and facts: What to know as summer gets underway
As summer arrives in Canada, it is important to understand the facts about sunscreen and protect our skin from harmful UV rays to reduce the risk of skin damage, experts say.
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Pepsi unveils 'Colachup' — a cola-infused ketchup meant for hot dogs
Hot dogs pair well with cola, that’s for sure, but is this new condiment taking it too far?
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New Chinese Canadian Museum opens in Vancouver
The Chinese Canadian Museum that opens Saturday in Vancouver’s Chinatown on the 100th anniversary of the Chinese Exclusion Act.
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