TORONTO – A miracle. It is difficult to define in other words what happened on one of the five runways of Toronto Pearson International Airport at 2.30pm on Monday afternoon, when Delta Air Lines flight 4819 coming from Minneapolis, USA, operated by the subsidiary Endeavor Air, crashed on the ground. →
TORONTO – Marvel enlisted two of Italy’s most famous football captains, Francesco Totti and Alessandro Del Piero, to help herald the release of Captain America: Brave New World in Italy. Starring as the World War II Superhero is Anthony Mackie. The Louisiana-born actor made his debut in the Eminem Biopic 8 Mile (2002), and eventually earned global recognition playing Falcon in Captain America: Winter Soldier (2014). For Italians [and the rest of the world] the crossover promotion makes perfect sense since football icons enjoy as much fame globally as celebrities do in Hollywood.
TORONTO – Second snowstorm in a few days in Toronto: after last Thursday’s one (25 centimeters of snow), another one arrived between Saturday and Sunday and literally “blanketed” Toronto under a soft and white cover. About thirty centimeters of snow, which added to the 25 that had already fallen a few days earlier. →
TORONTO – On February 1st, Canada braced for the imposition of 25% and 10% tariffs on consumer goods and gas and oil, respectively, by the US if conditions set by the occupant of the White House were not met. Said conditions are as follows: prevent the crossing south of the border of undocumented people and control the flow of fentanyl to the US. The occupant of the White House then gave Canada a reprieve after he gave Mexico one – a reprieve of one month.
TORONTO – This year’s European Film Market kicked off yesterday and runs for nine days alongside the 75th Annual Berlin Film Festival. The event is the first major film market of the year bringing together industry professionals from filmmakers to financiers, and serves as a trusted barometer for industry trends in the coming year. One of the projects being pitched during the Berlinale will star Top Gun star Miles Teller as Gino Bartali – Legendary Italian Cyclist.
