News Category: Entertainment

Thousands attended the bigger and better Red Deer Philippine Fiesta in Red Deer, Alberta in celebration of Filipino Heritage Month in Canada. Ron Gagalac reports.

Il mosaico all’ingresso del ROM di Toronto e’ stato realizzato da alcuni artigiani friulani. Un contributo poco noto celebrato nell’Italian Heritage Month, con la conferenza della professoressa Olga Pugliese, anche grazie al console Luca Zelioli

Attendees of the outdoor night market in Toronto shared why they were excited to support Filipino small business owners. Keisha Balatbat with the details.

National Filipino Heritage Canada hosted a recap celebration of Filipino heritage and culture as heritage month ends. Paula Saraza reports.

Le Frecce Tricolori si sono esibite a Montreal nell’ambito del loro tour nordamericano tra Canada e Stati Uniti, che ha poi proseguito a Trenton, in Ontario, sabato e domenica…

My Time Will Come is inspired by the literature, stories and folklore of Northeast Brazil and tells the story of Tarso, a colonel from the Cangaço era known for his cruelty and violence. Faced with the consequences of his actions, he begins a desperate search for redemption. But to change his destiny, he needs to escape the temptations of the past.

Fil-Canadian tattoo artist shares why getting inked with something Filipino-inspired means a lot to those born and raised in Canada. Rhea Santos reports.

What makes halo-halo, the favourite dessert of Filipinos, a hit this summer? Rhea Santos reports.

A popular Vancouver destination celebrates the contributions of Filipino-owned businesses in Granville Island. Rhea Santos reports.

Sabine Mondestin, founder, and director of Open World Toronto Film Festival, talks about inclusion and diversity in film industry with OWTFF 2024, from June 28 to 30.

Filipino music fans attend the first ever Mist Music Festival featuring over 15 performers, headlined by Fil-Am rapper EZ Mil and singer-songwriter Arthur Nery. Theresa Redula reports.

The Filipino community in British Columbia celebrated Filipino Heritage Month and recognized the contributions of Filipinos in the country at the second year of the “Pinoy Festival, Panahon na para Magsaya.” Keisha Balatbat reports.

Food, products, and talents from different cultures and backgrounds were showcased at PLACA and Woodside Mall’s Multicultural Festival held in Scarborough. Paula Saraza reports.

All’s set for Pinoy Festival, the biggest gathering of the Filipino community, to celebrate Filipino Heritage Month in B.C. Rhea Santos reports.

Filipina performs at Vancouver International Jazz Festival. Theresa Barrera reports.

A Montreal Marco Luciani Castiglia ha incontrato Dino Tavarone, uno degli attori italo-canadesi contemporanei di maggior successo, noto per aver interpretato negli anni 60 il personaggio del padrino di mafia Giuseppe Scarfo, nella teleserie Omertà