DC Re-Assignment: Blackest Day? Brightest Night? (source: Comic Fodder)
DC Comics announced a shake-up in management. We probably better talk about it. (source: Comic Fodder) - and on
Tpull’s Weekly DC Comics Review ? Part 2 (source: Comic Fodder)
Action Comics 886, JSA All-Stars 3, The Shield 6, Titans 22, and the Unwritten 10 (source: Comic Fodder) - and on
Cohen, Foster get songwriting honours (source: CBC)
Montreal-born singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen and Canadian producer David Foster are to be admitted to the U.S.-based Songwriters Hall of Fame this year. (source: CBC) - and on
Video of Iranian death wins journalism prize (source: CBC)
A citizen video that captured the death of 26-year-old Neda Aghan-Soltan during the 2009 Iranian election protests has won a prestigious George Polk Award for Journalism. (source: CBC) - and on
Billy Elliot coming to Toronto stage (source: CBC)
Billy Elliot the Musical is dancing into Toronto next year. (source: CBC) - and on
Box Office Wrap: America Hearts Valentine’s Day (source: Time)
The critically reviled but demographically savvy Valentine’s Day set a seasonal record with .4 million for the first three days of the long weekend, according to studio estimates (source: Time) - and on
Conversation: Art or Skill? (source: Time)
In A Good Talk, author Daniel Menaker takes a look at the history and art of conversation. (source: Time) - and on
Review: Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief (source: Time)
Chris Columbus’ film of the young adult fantasy novel Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief puts the emphasis on “adult” (source: Time) - and on
Scorsese shines as a past master (source: The Australian)
A 50s thriller is one of several historical works the director has in the pipeline (source: The Australian) - and on
Director swaps stage for screen (source: The Australian)
THEATRE director Gale Edwards began filming her first film, A Heartbeat Away, this week with a cast led by Isabel Lucas and Colin Friels. (source: The Australian) - and on