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Toronto baritone wins Met competition

Toronto-born baritone Elliot Madore is still on a high after being selected as one of five winners at Sunday's Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions.

Hollywood, Bollywood battle DVD piracy

The U.S. and Indian movie industries have banded together to fight DVD movie piracy.

Beaverbrook Foundation faces money woes

The Beaverbrook U.K. Foundation may have to sell some of its assets to pay mounting legal bills stemming from its seven-year dispute with Fredericton's art gallery, an audit has revealed.

CBC literary award winners revealed

Winners of the 2009 CBC Literary Awards have been announced, with six winners each for previously unpublished English and French works in creative non-fiction, poetry and short story.

Slam poet's Olympic performance hits home

The poet who touched hearts with his moving tribute to Canada during the 2010 Winter Olympics opening ceremonies says he's been caught by surprise by the warm reaction to his work.

Big Star musician Alex Chilton dies

Singer-guitarist Alex Chilton, who topped the charts as a teen during the 1960s and later became a cult hero with Big Star, has died at age 59.

Hobbit film shoot set for July: McKellen

Ian McKellen, the actor who plays Gandalf the wizard, has announced that the first of two Hobbit films will start shooting in July in New Zealand.

Obama enters Fox den over health-care reform

U.S. President Barack Obama made a rare appearance Wednesday on Fox News, a network his administration has battled with publicly, in a last-ditch effort to get support for his health-care bill.

Haim's death leads to arrest: report

An arrest has been made in connection with the California investigation into the death of Canadian-born actor Corey Haim, according to a CNN.com report.

Copyright conviction raises privacy concerns

The decision to send a Montreal man to prison for pirating movies has set a dangerous precedent that could threaten privacy rights, say civil rights advocates in Vancouver.