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Would Westerners be more likely to embrace eating bugs in pastry form? Some can’t even taste the difference
Insect burgers may be a hard sell in the West, but larvae fat in waffles, cakes and cookies might be a different story
Those $600 Rage Against The Machine tickets are for charity, anti-capitalist band tells critics
'Maybe.....Rage Against The Machine has now become a part of the machine,' tweeted one upset fan
Cook this: Baked eggs in piperrada — ‘a whole load of peppers’ — from Cannelle et Vanille
'It's very Basque,' says Aran Goyoaga of the base of onions, peppers and tomatoes
‘I can’t sing… I’ve got to go’ an emotional Elton John cuts N.Z. concert short and postpones last two shows
The Rocket Man singer has been suffering with walking pneumonia and vowed to return to Auckland in January of next year
Fantasy Island: ‘The pain! The pain!’ for guests and viewers alike
Inspired by an old TV show, this archipelago of fear piles on the plot twists
Orlando Bloom gets son’s name tattooed in Morse code. Problem is, it’s spelled wrong
He meant to tattoo .._. ._.. _.__ _. _. (Flynn) but instead got .._. ._. _.__ _. _. (Frynn). Oops
Billie Eilish releases theme song for the latest James Bond film ‘No Time to Die’
Eilish, 18, is the youngest artist to ever write and record a James Bond theme song. She follows in the footsteps of stars like Adele, Madonna and Paul McCartney
What does plant-based mean, anyway? More than half of us aren’t so sure, suggests beef association study
Wait, does plant-based beef contain meat? A surprising percentage of people think so
‘Open for business’: Ontario names advisory panel to promote film industry
The 15-member panel is to advise on trends, challenges and opportunities to Lisa MacLeod, Minister of Heritage, Sport, Tourism and Culture Industries
The Photograph is more positive than negative
Romantic drama features one compelling story set in the present, and another less gripping tale in the past
https://nationalpost.com/entertainment/movies/the-photograph-is-more-positive-than-negative