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  • THE CANADIAN SCREEN ACTORS AWARDS: Paul Sun-Hyung Lee “Appa” and Jean Yoon “Umma” Win Best Lead Actor & Actress Comedy for Kim’s Convenience

    Kim's Convenience is a Canadian television sitcom that aired on CBC Television from October 2016 to April 2021 as well as Netflix. What began as a fringe piece that no-one  wanted to produce quickly became a must-see with a devoted following! The series depicts the Korean Canadian Kim family that runs a convenience store in the Moss Park 

    neighbourhood of Toronto: parents "Appa" (Paul Sun-Hyung Lee) and "Umma" (Jean Yoon) – Korean for dad and mom, respectively – along with their daughter Janet (Andrea Bang) and estranged son Jung (Simu Liu). In this Janette’s TV & Janette’s TV Podcast episode, as part of accredited media at The Canadian Screen Actors Awards virtual red carpet, Janette sits down with the two stars to talk about what attracted them to their roles, what their roles meant to them as actors of colour & members of the Asian community, what they want to be remembered for & why, how playing “Appa” & “Umma” changed their lives, and much more


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  • THE CANADIAN SCREEN ACTORS AWARDS: TRANSPLANT wins Best Drama Series for the second consecutive year, while its Lead Actors, Hamza Haq, “Dr. Bashir” & Actress, Laurence Leboeuf, “Magalie Leblanc” win Best Lead Actor/Actress in a Dramatic Series and Prod

    Transplant is a Canadian medical drama television series created by Joseph Kay, which premiered on February 26, 2020, on CTV. The series centers on Bashir "Bash" Hamed, a doctor from Syria who comes to Canada as a refugee during the Syrian Civil War, and is rebuilding his career as a medical resident in the emergency department at the fictional York Memorial Hospital in Toronto.

    In June 2020, the series was renewed for a second season, which premiered on January 2, 2022 on CTV, then March 6 on NBC.

    In February 2022, the series was renewed for a third season by both CTV and NBC.

    Janette’s TV & Podcast were among Canada’s top accredited media at The Canadian Screen Actors Awards virtual red carpet press room interviewing the event’s big winners. In this third episode of our special CSA series, Janette chats with actors Hamza Haq, “Dr. Bashir” & Laurence Leboeuf, “Magalie Leblanc” who won Best Lead Actor/Actress in a Dramatic Series, and Producer Joseph Kay who won Best Drama Series and Best Writing, about the issues doctors and nurses have faced during COVID and what more can be done to help them avoid burnout while providing quality care. We also discuss what role doctors and nurses outside of Canada could play in Canada’s Health System.
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  • THE CANADIAN SCREEN ACTORS AWARDS: Elle-Máijá Tailfeathers Wins Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role For Her Portrayal of "Niska" in the Movie Night Raiders


    Written and directed by Danis Goulet, who is Cree Métis from northern

    Saskatchewan, Night Raiders is a film about harm, abuse, violence, and/or

    intergenerational trauma due to colonial practices. It is one of the most

    important Canadian films made in recent times. A searing thriller set in the

    near future; it digs deep into Canada's painful past to craft a compelling,

    propulsive piece of genre cinema.


    After a destructive war across North America, a military occupation seizes

    control of society. One of their core tactics: taking children from their

    families and putting them into State Academies or forced-education camps.

    Niska (played by Elle-Máijá Tailfeathers) is a Cree mother desperate to

    protect her daughter Waseese (played by Brooklyn Letexier-Hart). But events

    force mother and daughter to separate, leading Niska to join a group of Cree

    vigilantes to get her daughter back.


    This story echoes the real forced assimilation of Indigenous children that

    colonizing powers undertook in Canada, the US, Australia, and beyond. It

    transforms the ugly reality of residential schools into remarkable,

    cinematic piece. Goulet's vision, combined with powerful performances from

    Tailfeathers, Letexier-Hart, and Gail Maurice, bring this speculative future

    into dialogue with our past. Night Raiders is not just a singular Canadian

    film, but a new view of Canada for the entire world.


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    Canadian Screen Actors Awards virtual red carpet press room interviewing the

    event's big winners. In this second episode of our special CSA series,

    Janette talks with actress Elle-Máijá Tailfeathers, who took home the award

    for Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role for her performance in

    this movie, about what this role meant to her and the Indigenous community,

    and what she would like to see happen next for Indigenous actors, writers,

    directors, and producers.


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    Canadian Movies, Elle-Máijá Tailfeathers Wins Best Performance by an Actress

    in a Leading Role For  Her Portrayal of "Niska" in the Movie Night Raiders,

    Indigenous Films, film about harm, abuse, violence, and/or intergenerational

    trauma due to colonial practices, mother/daughter, Cree/Metis, Residential

    Schools, sci/fi, thriller, North America, Forced Separation of Children,

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  • Canadian Screen Actors Awards: Scarborough Wins Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role, Best Achievement in Direction, & Best Picture

    Sunday, April 10th, Canadian actors, producers, directors, and writers in TV & Film as well as Broadcasters were nominated and awarded for their outstanding work at The Canadian Screen Actors Awards - Canada’s equivalent to The Oscars and The Emmys. Hosted by actor Simu Liu (Shang-Chi in the 2021 Marvel Cinematic Universe film Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings), the event aired virtually on CBC. Janette’s TV & Podcast were among Canada’s top accredited media in the virtual red carpet press room, interviewing the big winners for the first time. In this initial episode in our special CSA series, Janette speaks with actor, Liam Diaz, who plays “Bing” in the movie, Scarborough, Best Picture winner. Diaz won Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role – an incredible accomplishment considering this was his first-ever acting job. Scarborough is an amazing movie with a powerful message that explores the struggles, endurance, and resilience of this culturally diverse Toronto community through the lives of three kids growing up within a system that has set them up for failure. Filmed on location in the Kingston-Galloway/West Hill neighbourhood, Scarborough takes place over the course of a school year. Producer/Writing team, Shaskha Nakhai & Rich Willaimson, winners of Best Achievement in Direction, were also on-hand to discuss what motivated them to make this film.

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    14 min
  • Montreal YA Fest – Comic-Con for Book Lovers

    May 1st, Montreal YA Book Fest, an event likened to Comicon for book lovers that pairs middle graders & teens with their favorite authors in a fun environment, is happening on Zoom, from 10 am – 5 pm, EST. In this Janette’s TV & Janette’s TV Podcast episode, Barbara Whiston, Director of the Norman Berman Children’s Library, division of the Jewish public library in Montreal, Quebec, Canada joins Janette to talk about the event, how it started & why, what worldwide renown book authors & entertainers are being featured and how you can connect with them, how aspiring writers can enter the various Writing Contest categories & win amazing prizes, and how anyone from anywhere can participate for FREE.

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    20 min
  • Actor Lance Henriksen – Still Going Strong

    Since 1960, actor Lance Henriksen has starred in over 300 works, including film, television, and video games. He is best known for his portrayals in the horror and sci fi genres. His iconic roles include Bishop in the Alien franchise, Ed Harley in Pumpkinhead (cult film), and Frank Black in Millennium (horror & crime TV show). Now in his 80s, with well over a dozen roles across live action and animation in the last two years alone, and with more upcoming parts, in thrillers Awaken and Bring on the Dancing Horses, Artifest Girl, and the drama Falling which he received critical acclaim for, Lance shows no sign of slowing down. He even makes clay pottery in his home studio and recently sold-out his first batch. On this Janette’s TV & Podcast episode, Lance joins Janette for a raw and real conversation about his illustrious acting career that began on the streets of New York when he was shining shoes, the joys of working as a senior & selecting specific projects that he adores, his views on when fear crosses the entertainment line, his love of pottery, and more!

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    34 min
  • The Conservatives: Now and In the Future with Melissa Lantsman: Member of Parliament, Thornhill

    Canadian politician Melissa Lantsman is shaking up the Conservative party. She is the first LGBT and Jewish woman ever to be elected as a Conservative MP - replacing Peter Kent upon his retirement and defeating the incumbent Progressive Conservative Member of Provincial Parliament, Gila Martow, in the 2021 Canadian Federal Election. In the House of Commons, Melissa serves Thornhill, the community she grew up in. She is the Shadow Minister for Transport and Vice Chair of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Transportation, Infrastructure and Communities. You may have seen Melissa on CBC’s Power & Politics, and CTV’s Power Play. Or you’ve listened to the radio show she hosts on 1010 AM. Melissa has also served as Communications Advisor to several cabinet members under former Prime Minister Steven Harper, and has worked in public relations and public affairs. On this episode, Melissa joins Janette to talk about her role, influences, riding, the Yonge Subway extension in York Region, the Canadian economy & inflation, today’s Conservative Party & the upcoming leadership race, the war between Russia & Ukraine, and plenty more! 

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  • Kris Orticello: Acting During COVID by Playing “Tory Spelling” in Amazon Prime’s BROKE AND FAMOUS

     

    Riveting performances and a natural charisma have secured Kris Orticello as one of the most outstanding Canadian actors to catapult into the US market. She has been featured in US Weekly Magazine, FOX News, ABC News, NBC News, along with many other publications for her performances.

    The Italian-Canadian born Torontonian began acting and modeling at the age of 7, although her ultimate passion was singing. You may recognize Kris from the various film and television roles she’s starred in, first breaking through on Canadian television as a regular dancer on Much Music's Electric Circus. She was then hired regularly to model for various brands on The Shopping Channel and later QVC. Kris has been cast in television commercials and hired as a brand ambassador. Janette caught up with her in Toronto at Liquid Media’s TIFF party to talk about COVID and acting, and her most notable recent leading roles. Kris portrays “Tory Spelling” on Amazon Prime’s BROKE AND FAMOUS, as well as “Brandi Glanville” in US Weekly’s FAMOUS FUEDS which depicts the controversial affair of Eddie Cibrian and country singer, LeAnn Rimes that lead to Glanville & Cibrian’s untimely divorce.

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  • Janette's TV: Maitreyi Ramarkrishnan-From Mississauga to Hollywood to Mega NetflixStar with her First Role

    Born and raised in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada, Maitreyi identifies as 'Tamil-Canadian' rather than 'Sri Lankan’. She began acting in school plays in Grade 10 and graduated from Meadowvale Secondary School. She made the decision to pursue an acting career in her last year at Meadowvale and landed the lead role of “Devi Vishwakumar” in the Netflix teen comedy series Never Have I Ever less than a year after. Ramakrishnan deferred her acceptance to the theatre program at York University in Toronto, which she had initially planned to attend the fall after she graduated high school, so she could shoot the series in Los Angeles. Janette caught up with her a Liquid Media’s Tiff party to discuss the series which first aired in July 2020 was renewed by Netflix for a second season August 2021 and deals with the coming-of-age of an Indian-American high school student coping with the sudden death of her father. This is Ramakrishnan’s first-ever acting role. She was selected by the show’s creator, Mindy Kalin (whose life the show is loosely based-on), out of 15,000 applicants who applied in an open casting call. Never Have I Ever has been described as a watershed moment for South Asian representation in Hollywood and has received praise for breaking South Asian stereotypes. A third season is in the making.



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  • Janette’s TV: Miku Martineau – Canadian Teen Actress Starring in #1 Rated Netflix Movie “KATE”

    At 17, French Canadian & Japanese actress Miku Martineau made her acting debut along Mary Elizabeth Winstead and Woody Harrelson in the top-rated Netflix movie “KATE” playing the character Ani. Janette caught up with the young starlet in Toronto at Liquid Media’s Tiff event to talk about the movie in which skilled assassin (Winstead) who uncharacteristically blows an assignment targeting a member of the yakuza in Tokyo has 24-hours to exact revenge on her killers. During this time, she forms an unlikely bond with the teenage daughter of one of her past victims (Martineau).  How did Miku land this role that has been deemed anti-Asian and how has it changed her?  

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