Toronto gets ready to cheer on Canadian athletes as the 22nd Winter Olympics kicked off in Sochi today with a lavish Opening Ceremony.
City’s Riaz Meghji caught up with Mayor Rob Ford, who is in Los Angeles ahead of an appearance on “Jimmy Kimmel Live” on Monday.
BT Vancouver host Riaz Meghi reveals the last-minute preparations underway at the 86th Annual Academy Awards in Los Angeles.
Mayor Rob Ford and his brother Coun. Doug Ford are in Los Angeles, where the mayor will appear on “Jimmy Kimmel Live.”
680News film critic Leslie James shares his picks for who will win the Academy Award.
City’s Riaz Meghji takes a tour of the luxury lounges where the stars get pampered ahead of Hollywood’s biggest night.
The scandal-plagued mayor remains a hot topic for U.S. media, with host Seth Meyers joking that if any of American politicians faced similar allegations, they would resign in shame.
Mayor Rob Ford headed to the Rivoli on Queen Street Saturday for a fundraising event to help send local artists to the South by Southwest music festival.
Music reporter Rudy Blair spoke with Canadian singer/songwriter Alyssa Reid about her new album “Time Bomb.”
Magic, a band from Los Angeles has been compared to the British group The Police, will be performing at the Mod Club on Feb. 21. Music reporter Rudy Blair spoke with the band members about their hit single “Rude” and upcoming album.
Two-time Grammy Award winner Colbie Caillat was in Toronto on Feb. 13 to promote her new single “Hold On” and upcoming album.
She stopped by the 680News studio and spoke with music reporter Rudy Blair.
It’s a great way to start 2014 for the Canadian pop rock band Down with Webster. Not only are they on tour but their latest album, Party for your Life debuted at number two on the Canadian album chart. Music reporter Rudy Blair speaks with Bucky and Pat, two of the band members about their recent success.
Toronto Star reporter Robyn Doolittle, one of three reporters to see the infamous so-called crack video featuring Mayor Rob Ford, appeared on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart on Thursday night.
Singer Jeremy Nichols performed a song written by fellow Torontonian Marc Coward, all about the mayor.
Five-time Grammy nominee James Blunt was in Toronto promoting his latest album Moon Landing. Music reporter Rudy Blair spoke with the British singer/songwriter on how his music has changed in the last 10 years.
Doolittle will speak about the book during a ‘Ramsay Talks’ event at the Bloor HotDocs Cinema on Monday night.
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