Entertainment One has in Peppa Pig the biggest-selling pre-school toy license in the UK market.
E! Canada’s Kourtney & Kim Take New York debut was the highest-rated premiere for the Canadian cable channel since parent-CTV brought E! Entertainment Television back to Canada last fall.
It’s official: Denis Villeneuve is going for his Oscar.
With the ratings CTV has been garnering for NFL of late, there’s little surprise one of the net’s biggest homegrown series has won the coveted post-Superbowl slot on Sunday, February 6.
Film influence in games are slowly but surely becoming the norm and LittleBigPlanet 2 is no exception. Level designer Christophe Velledieu from Media Molecule stopped off in Toronto to discuss the new title’s inspirations as well as its potential for folks interested in making games.
Maple Pictures has acquired the Canadian rights to My Idiot Brother after the Weinstein Company earlier snapped up the Paul Rudd-starrer from Big Beach Films at Sundance.
Spanish distributor Imira Entertainment is representing Breakthrough Entertainment’s Dino Dan in Latin America.
In the first Canadian deal-making at NATPE, Shaftesbury Sales Company has sold the film Vacation With Derek and Baxter TV series to Starz Entertainment.
Entertainment One is producing a reality show pilot that stars Internet sensation Antoine Dodson, a.k.a. The Bed Intruder Guy.
Ricky Gervais’ controversial performance during the Jan. 16 broadcast helps CTV capture number one spot.
TVOntario has connected with Boxee and Yahoo! TV to get its shows onto the online TV platforms.
Canadian TV producers continue to go overboard in pursuing production subsidies from the Canada Media Fund after the industry fund completed its first year in a familiar position: over-subscribed.
Montreal filmmaker Xavier Dolan, who will start shooting his third feature, Laurence Anyways, at the end of February, has been nominated for a Cesar Award, the French Oscar, for Les Amours imaginaires (Heartbeats).
Seeking VC investors can be quite the challenge, but that wasn’t the case for Dino Patti and Playdead Games, as the keynote speaker revealed on the final day of GameON: Finance.
Entertainment One has grabbed the Canadian distribution rights to Foreverland, Maxwell McGuire’s feature about a young man stricken with cystic fibrosis who goes on a road trip to Mexico.