In their Entertainment City red carpet interview with Emma Thompson from The Love Punch, things go south–literally–when Justin takes a tumble. Take a look at the original clip here, and see the hilarious GIF of the BT team reenacting the infamous #TIFFtumble on their way out to commercial break!
Plus, see the full TIFF recap from Colin McAllister and Justin Ryan, and Melanie Ng and Brad Smith.
In a viral video that caught the attention of international media, the video of a girl twerking on a door that had her fall over on top of a coffee table and candles catching her pants on fire turned out to be a hoax, comedian Jimmy Kimmel said on his late-night talk show Monday.
“We didn’t send it to any TV station, we didn’t tweet it,” Kimmel said. “We just put it on YouTube and let the magic happen.”
It was a social experiment set up after Miley Cyrus’ buzz-worthy VMA performance, and Kimmel admits it was made to “end twerking forever.”
Last week, Breakfast Television aired the original clip where Kevin Frankish suspected it to be fake.
The viral video is nearing 10 million views on YouTube.
What do you think? Were you surprised by the hoax? Vote in our poll below!
From Brad Pitt to Hugh Jackman, Breakfast Television, CityNews, Cityline, and Entertainment City were on the red carpet to catch a glimpse of the stars! See them in this photo gallery.
With just two days until the world’s biggest celebrities hit the city for the Toronto International Film Festival, City brings you close to the action with coverage of the most-anticipated red carpets, gala screenings, late night parties, and the stars.
Kicking off the first day of the festival on Thursday, Breakfast Television will take over the red carpet at the Ritz-Carlton Toronto for a live broadcast from TIFF central. Throughout the festival, our coverage on Entertainment City will give you the day’s first scoop on late-night, breaking entertainment news on television, online, and mobile.
New this year, Cityline guest experts Yanic Simard and Shai DeLuca-Tamasi transform the Entertainment City interview room into a glamorous backdrop inspired by the festival’s global representation.
Tune into Entertainment City on CityNews where Dina Pugliese, Melanie Ng, Tammie Sutherland, and the hilarious celebrity expert duo of Colin McAllister and Justin Ryan report live from the red carpets and parties, bringing viewers closer to the stars. Making his TIFF red carpet reporting debut is Canada’s favourite bachelor – Brad Smith. City will also carry around-the-clock TIFF action with live videos on-demand, and live-streaming on CityNews.ca.
Plus, tune into our Best of BT show on Labour Day Monday as we recap some of our funniest moments.
Join us starting at 5:30 a.m. on Tuesday, September 3, as we bring you extensive back-to-school coverage!
Be sure to watch BT weekdays 5:30 to 9 a.m. on City, on our City Video iOS and Android apps, or right here at BTtoronto.ca!
The new ride, named the Wonder Mountain’s Guardian, will be a thrilling interactive 4-D dark ride, and will be unveiled at the Vaughan, Ont. amusement park next May.
“We felt the timing was right to enter the massive caverns of Wonder Mountain and provide our guests with a new dimension of thrills,” said general manager Norm Pirtovshek.
The Canadian-built ride climbs the side of the mountain where it plummets into the landmark, taking riders through five different layers of stunning special effects.
Wonder Mountain’s Guardian will navigate on over 1,000 feet of coaster track through a desolate forest, underground lake, culminating in the dragon’s lair for a heart-stopping finale that will shock you to the core–literally.
“Thrill-seekers from all generations will be amazed by the combination of unique ride thrills and immersive 4-D interactive action as they compete for ride supremacy,” Pirtovshek said.
The ride is built by Montreal-based TRIOTECH.
Nine out of 10 people are being deprived of their sleep because of smartphones in the bedroom, a UK survey has found.
Out of two thousand people surveyed, over half reported surfing the web while in bed trying to sleep; one in five admitted to checking social media and emails; and a low one in 10 said their quality of sleep was good.
Kevin Frankish tweeted asking for your pictures of #SocialInsomnia. Watch the segment and tell us whether technology in the bedroom is depriving you of quality sleep in the comments below.
Be sure to watch BT weekdays 5:30 to 9 a.m. on City, on our City Video iOS and Android apps, or right here at BTtoronto.ca!
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