{allcanada} Chloé Zhao, Pamela Anderson, Ethan Hawke Among Stars Set to Grace Berlinale Red Carpet

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Some of the most hotly-tipped Oscar contenders will be among the star-studded lineup at the Berlin Film Festival this month, as they make a pit-stop at Berlinale on their way to L.A.

Among those confirmed to attend are "Hamnet" director Chloé Zhao, who is set to present an award at the festival, as well as best actor contender Ethan Hawke, who will be in Berlin to debut historical drama "The Weight," in which he co-stars with Russell Crowe.

Other names set to grace the festival are Sophie Okonedo, Bella Ramsey, Callum Turner, Sandra Hüller, Juliette Binoche, Isabelle Huppert, Amanda Seyfried, Sam Riley, Rupert Grint and James Norton.

Channing Tatum and Gemma Chan will also be on hand to showcase their upcoming feature "Josephine," while Binoche is supporting "Queen at Sea" alongside Tom Courtenay and Florence Hunt and Huppert brings "The Blood Countess." Ramsey will join co-star Neil Patrick Harris in support of "Sunny Dancer" while the cast of "Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die" – including Sam Rockwell, Juno Temple, Zazie Beetz and Haley Lu Richardson – will also be attending.

The opening gala will see Oscar winner Michelle Yeoh be honored with the Golden Bear award, presented by Sean Baker, while Zhao is set to award "Hamnet" composer Max Richter with the Berlinale Camera.

Wim Wenders will also attend in his capacity as head of the Berlinale jury.

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{allcanada} ‘Big Mistakes’: Everything You Need to Know About Dan Levy’s Netflix Comedy

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Dan Levy is heading back to TV with an all-new Netflix comedy, Big Mistakes. The previously announced show is inching closer to its release date as the streamer hints at the show's impending premiere.

As we await the show's arrival, we're breaking down everything you need to know about Big Mistakes, ranging from the plot and cast to the all-star creative team behind this exciting new series. Scroll down for a closer look at Big Mistakes and stay tuned for updates as we approach the show's debut.

When will Big Mistakes premiere?

The eight-episode season of Big Mistake will officially drop on Netflix in 2026. While no exact premiere date or window for Big Mistakes has been announced yet, we do know production for the series took place in the summer of 2025 in New Jersey. Stay tuned for further updates on Season 3's arrival when an official date is announced.

Who stars in Big Mistakes?

Dan Levy will play Nicky in the series, also starring Taylor Ortega as Morgan, Laurie Metcalf as Linda, Jack Innanen as Max, Boran Kuzum as Yusuf, Abby Quinn as Natalie, Elizabeth Perkins as Annette, Jacob Gutierrez as Tareq, Joe Barbara as Mike, Josh Fadem as Ashley, and Mark Ivanir as Ivan.

What is Big Mistakes about?

Big Mistakes is a new comedy that follows two deeply incapable siblings as they're blackmailed into the world of organized crime. Further details remain under wraps at this time.

Who makes Big Mistakes?

Big Mistakes is created by executive producers Dan Levy and Rachel Sennott. In addition to serving as an executive producer and creator, Levy serves as the series's showrunner and star. The show is part of the ongoing creative partnership that Levy and his Not a Real Production Company banner have with Netflix. This is the first project under Levy's overall television deal with Netflix and marks his second original scripted series following Schitt's Creek. In addition to Levy and Sennott, Big Mistakes is executive produced by Anne-Marie McGintee.

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{allcanada} Former NHL defenceman Morrison, a three-time all-star with Leafs, dead at 94

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Former NHL defenceman Jim Morrison, a three-time all-star with the Toronto Maple Leafs, has died at 94.

The Maple Leafs confirmed Morrison's death Tuesday on their official X feed. A cause of death was not given.

Morrison played in 399 regular-season games over parts of seven seasons with the Maple Leafs and appeared in three straight NHL all-star Games from 1955-57.

He also played in the NHL for Boston, Detroit, the New York Rangers and Pittsburgh in a professional career that spanned from 1951 to 1973.

Morrison played 12 seasons in the American Hockey League, including a successful run with the Quebec Aces between NHL stints from 1960-61 to 1967-78. He helped the Aces reach two Calder Cup finals and was named the league's top defenceman in 1965-66 season.

The Montreal native was elected the first president of the AHL Players' Association in 1967 and was inducted into the AHL Hall of Fame in 2013.

Morrison had 40 goals, 160 assists and 542 penalty minutes in 704 NHL games and 85 goals, 341 assists and 556 penalty minutes in the AHL.

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{allcanada} Canadiens waive forward Sammy Blais

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Sammy Blais is back on the market.

The Montreal Canadiens waived the forward on Tuesday, the team announced.

Blais was initially with the Canadiens in training camp before being waived and picked up by the Toronto Maple Leafs. He was then waived by the Maple Leafs in November and reclaimed by the Habs.

The 29-year-old skated in 13 games with the Canadiens, recording two goals and three assists.

He had one goal and two assists in eight games with the Maple Leafs.

Florida's Ryan McAllister, Pittsburgh's Filip Larsson and St. Louis's Samuel Johannesson were also waived Tuesday for the purpose of contract termination, per Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman.

The NHL's Olympic roster freeze goes into effect on Wednesday at 3 p.m. ET / noon PT.

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