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Metallica gives $131G to wildfire relief
Heavy metal band Metallica is donating $131,000 for relief of California wildfires. The group, composed of headliner James Hetfield, posted a Twitter thread expressing sadness after three years of California wildfires and encouraged others to donate to the cause. Metallica donated to the All Within My Hands foundations, which... Read more
Sesame Street turns 50
Sesame Street is celebrating a big milestone. The beloved kids show is turning 50 years old. Sesame Street originally aired on Nov. 10, 1969 and has reached a span of over 120 million children worldwide. The show has been aired on the Public Broadcast Service, which made it easily... Read more
Royal couple’s tour of Pakistan focuses on global warming
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are continuing their five-day tour in Pakistan and visited villages affected by global warming this morning. This is the royal couple’s first official trip to the South Asian nation and follows in the footsteps of Princess Diana, who visited the nation several times... Read more
Autopsy shows no foul play in K-pop star Sulli’s death
An autopsy report on K-pop star Sulli ‘s death showed no signs of foul play, and while police are still investigating all possibilities, they believe the death was by suicide, the BBC reports. Sulli was also known for speaking out about cyberbullying. Sulli, whose real name is Choi Jin-ri,... Read more
Juno changes indigenous category to focus on artists
The Juno Awards will rename its indigenous album of the year category to indigenous artist/group of the year, CBC reports. The award’s previous name was criticized for restricting Indigenous artists. “We feel strongly that this change will eliminate a lot of the confusion and put us in a better... Read more
blink 182’s impact on the Toronto music scene
From saving marriages to inspiring musicians, the SoCal pop-punk trio has left its stamp on the Toronto music scene. Blink 182 recently released their ninth studio album. The band decided to name it NINE. NINE shows a change in the band’s sound but sticks to its roots. The Rolling... Read more
How Toronto International Film Festival welcomed Humber College students
By Luka Tskhadaia The 44th Toronto International Film Festival came to its official end on Sep. 15. It showed over 300 screenings from 80 different countries to the world and students from Humber College’s Film & Media Production program have had a hand in some of them. One of... Read more
Humber’s Film and Media Students Show off their Documentaries
Story by reporter Liam Harrington Humber College contains so much talent. From skilled artists, to savvy businessmen, and even a couple decent journalists. However, one cannot overlook the immense talent of Humber’s film students, who will soon have an opportunity to show off their genius.  The video and film... Read more
Your next awards shows: Academy of Country Music Awards and Billboard Music Awards
By Sarah Larke and Katia Sist Dates and locations of this year’s awards shows Awards show season is far from over. Here’s a full list of all the upcoming ceremonies this year: Academy of Country Music Awards: The country awards show is coming to the MGM Grand Garden Arena... Read more