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Here’s a good article about this season-no spoilers https://ca.news.yahoo.com/the-amazing-race-canada-season-9-jon-montgomery-144309941.html?guccounter=1

Here’s an interview with Dustin, one of the Canadian cast members https://globalnews.ca/video/9797918/edmonton-firefighter-lands-spot-on-new-season-of-global-series-tough-as-nails

Hannah Waddingham interview in the LA Times

I loved how teeny Roy’s writing was in his note to Keeley.

In a few short years, Ted Lasso's Toheeb Jimoh has become a breakout star with a big voice. An interview on CBC radio.

Tomorrow, Friday March 24th, 9:00pm EST on CNN https://cnnpressroom.blogs.cnn.com/2023/03/20/cnn-primetime-the-ted-lasso-phenomenon-jason-sudeikis-one-on-one/

Rachel was a guest on Marc Maron’s WTF podcast that was released Sunday. I found it really interesting and I learned some things I hadn’t known before. She talks about her family (I didn’t know she has a brother) and how she went from high school right through to her tv career. It’s definitely worth a listen if you’re a fan. It’s about an hour or more and starts about 10 minutes in.

There's only a brief mention of Leah and Aftermath but I wasn't sure where else to put this: Children of Scientology: Life After Growing Up in an Alleged Cult - Rolling Stone

The Triumph of Stephen Colbert from Rolling Stone Magazine

Here's some new info on prizes, etc for this new season of Big Brother Canada:

First show March 7, 2018! http://www.tv-eh.com/2018/02/08/big-brother-canada-returns-wednesday-march-7-on-global/

Or one of my favourites, Easy A. He was great in that one.

This article is in my university paper today. It refers to Stephen Kent who was on one of the panel shows with Leah. Once thriving Church of Scientology faces extinction, says cult tracker

He was ‘under the weather’ but he sent a tweet, which I can’t remember what it said.

I work at a university (support staff) and your story is precisely why I have always refused to take students papers. Now it's not such a big deal with computers but back then I would tell the professors, "if you want students to hand in a paper, you be here, in your office, to receive them. I will not take responsibility for a student's assignment because it's the student's word against mine and the student will always win." A student could 'say' they handed it in to me but actually didn't. And at the end of the day, it doesn't matter to me if said student passes the class or not and it's not up to me to make sure their assignments get handed in to the right person. [/rant]