Gustavo Febres was a versatile player in ‘Tony and Tina’s Wedding’ for a long run in Vancouver
‘I was Chandler’: Friends star’s book details a constant battle with addictions
First exhibit since onset of COVID-19 pandemic continues until Nov. 25
SiriusXM said it is still committed to playing Canadian music in its programming
‘It is a comment I deeply regret, I understand the difficulties of being a server’
Former Hollywood mogul facing multiple counts related to the sexual assault of multiple women
Adidas ended a partnership that helped make the artist formerly known as…
Backstage roles kept him busy at theatres in the years since the company was founded in 2006
“Will & Grace” and “American Horror Story” actor became an Instagram hit during pandemic
‘Cloverdale Community Train and Hobby Exposition’ set for Nov. 12
Pivot Theatre artistic director says the script still thrills, 84 years after infamous radio broadcast
Box office take The Rock’s biggest opening weekend ever
‘The Loneliest Time’ is a collection of songs that encompass the highs and lows of searching for love
Interviewed Friday, Gabaldon reflected on three decades of the ‘extremely convivial’ Surrey event
‘Love Loss and What I Wore’ reading at Newton Cultural Centre in early November
New album makes it clear that Swift has taken a step forward in the indie-pop genre
‘The Miracle Worker,’ based on Keller’s autobiography, runs Oct. 25 to Nov. 5
Free admission at Surrey Civic Plaza on Nov. 19
Event at Bell theatre timed with opening of National Geographic’s ‘Beyond King Tut’ exhibit in Vancouver
Jury deliberated for a little more than an hour before deciding Rapp hadn’t proven his allegations
