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Bones trumps Idol finale
Competition show’s season ender down sharply from last year. Fringe a winner for CTV, helping to send Global’s 90210 into freefall
Simms to make Unrequited Dreams
Down in the Dirt director attached to adaptation about Newfoundland premier Joey Smallwood
Boyle tops at TIFF awards
High-octane Slumdog Millionaire scores audience award, Rodrigue Jean’s Lost Song wins best Canadian
Much/MTV taps Caporicci
CHUM vet to lead multi-platform music division
Les Lavigueur big winner at Gemeaux
Radio-Canada miniseries dominates drama categories at Quebec TV awards. Sophie Paquin wins best comedy
Tudors snags costume Emmy
Second straight win for CBC copro. Tin Man, Battlestar Galactica and Smallville also honored
Clues to the future in CRTC reports
One study says a levy on ISPs could be used to back new media production, while another says the public won’t go for it
22 Minutes star cuffed at Tory presser
Comedienne Geri Hall says she didn’t think at 125 pounds she’d be any threat to Prime Minister Stephen Harper
Bell TV signs on for TSN2
TSN’s secondary channel nabs its first major national distributor. Still no deal with Rogers, Shaw and Star Choice, however
Fashion struts at Calgary fest
Scenes from the runway front and center in new program. Tom Green and Grant Harvey to debut sci-fi comedy Freezer Burn
Live! From Wonderland!
YTV adds text messaging and online voting to finale of The Next Star
TIFF 2008: Indie market a success
Although business was more conservative than in past years, buyers and sellers will leave Toronto satisfied with the deals they made. Canuck feature Nurse.Fighter.Boy goes to Mongrel Media and France’s REZO Films
Another cut of Blindness opens AFF
Fernando Meirelles’ Canadian copro feature opened the Atlantic Film Festival Thursday in yet another re-edited version
Summer box up 3% in Canada
Thanks to Batman and Indy, and despite Speed Racer and Eddie Murphy, the domestic box office managed to beat last year’s record haul, coming in at $388 million
Revelations in Dinosaur Mummy doc
It took 77 million years and $1.3 million, so director Michael Jorgensen wanted to do something different with Discovery’s Secrets of the Dinosaur Mummy
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