Warning: the first article contains spoilers.

From WIVB-TV News4 Buffalo NY: On Location with Flashpoint.

( On location with Flashpoint )

Celebrate Hard Core Logo
Monday August 11, 2008 @ 04:00 PM
By: ChartAttack.com Staff

Maximum RNR

A tribute to one of Canada's best mockumentary films, Hard Core Logo, will take place at 7 p.m. on Aug. 14 at Toronto's Revue Cinema ( Read more... )

From JUICEBOXdotcom

INTERVIEW: Bruce McDonald (part 1!)

( Ah, it’s always nice to hear that phrase. You know, I think every once in a while all the forces come together and they’re just right. Right time, right place, right guys, just everything kind of works. Partly the architecture of it - the Dirty Beatles, the working class Spinal Tap - maybe the architecture of the characters, they’re very archetypal. It’s just a great love story between these two guys, a deep friendship, and there’s a great chemistry between Callum [Keith Rennie] and Hugh [Dillon]. Just a great natural off-screen chemistry. They had this really intense curiosity, a mutual respect for each other coming from the different worlds -- music and film. )

From the Chicago SunTimes.

( SRU captain Ed Lane (Hugh Dillon, formally of the Canadian hard-rock band the Headstones) is the focus of the pilot episode. )

A short review of BSG: The Road Less Traveled where the author gives CKR the praise he deserves.

From A Briefing With Michael

( Spoilers for The Road Less Traveled )

IFC Airs Comic Book Doc Series

( Hosted by Hugh Dillon (Durham County), INK: Alter Egos Exposed is a 10 part documentary series that explores and celebrates the global phenomenon of comic books and comic book culture. )

First up, X-Files in the City.

(  Vancouver's Callum Keith Rennie gets a choice role as one of the movie's villains. )

From The Victoria Times Colonist

( 'Normal' Oak Bay a central character )

Oh dear, the release date for Case 39 has been moved back. Again.

This is the third or fourth delay. Methinks we are looking at a straight-to-dvd release.

The date has been changed from August 22, 2008 to April 10, 2009.

( Paramount shuffles major releases )

A trio of articles. Two about Normal and one about Canadian shows that have been picked up by US networks. Both Paul and Hugh get a mention.

( Under here )