Abby Hughes

The new rules will go beyond the existing rules that hide sexually explicit and violent content to avoid recommending content to teens that uses strong swear words, or that might encourage risky behaviours.

A new study by a team of researchers from two Toronto hospitals found that children who spent more time on screens before age eight scored lower on standardized tests. The study's lead author says the goal isn't to shame parents for giving kids devices, but to take a group approach to battling the draw of screens.

Marineland has threatened to euthanize their 30 belugas if the federal government doesn’t supply financial support. But experts say that comes with a host of logistical and moral issues.

Fans will descend on movie theatres across North America this weekend for what Swift has called a 'dazzling soiree' featuring the music video for a new song, lyric videos for other tracks and behind-the-scenes footage.

The AI character and the company behind it have been criticized by high-profile actors, the union that represents them and social media users, following news that talent agents were interested in signing the digital creation.

Some of the world's biggest comedians, including Dave Chappelle, Louis C.K., Pete Davidson and Kevin Hart, are performing at the Riyadh Comedy Festival — but not everyone is laughing. Some other comics and the non-profit group Human Rights Watch, have criticized those performing, noting the country's record of human rights abuses.

A Chinese film company is being criticized for an apparent edit of a scene in the horror movie Together that swaps the face of a man for a woman to make a gay couple appear straight. Editing films for Chinese distribution isn’t new — but one expert says this isn't how it's usually done.

Jacob Elordi, Daniel Craig, Dwayne (The Rock) Johnson and Angelina Jolie are just a few of the stars who were in town to premiere their films.

Organizers of a Belgian classical music festival said they cancelled an orchestra's performance because they weren’t able to clarify conductor Lahav Shani’s “attitude to the genocidal regime in Tel Aviv” — a decision that’s being called antisemitic.

TIFF screening of Oct. 7 documentary brings protests and a standing ovation for its director