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Steele's next big project after Degrassi was the CTV show The L.A. Complex, which also briefly aired on the CW in 2012. She's ...
Alix Earle didn’t just show up to the 2025 MTV Video Music Awards — she came prepared to make an entrance. The ...
Drake, Grimes-Beech, Epstein, Kippel, McDonald, Shankar, and Todosey all starred on “Degrassi: The Next Generation,” while ...
Long before “Hotline Bling” and sold-out tours, Drake was just Aubrey Graham, a Canadian teen actor with a big role on ...
Whatever It Takes chronicles the creation and legacy of the teen drama that touched generations of young viewers.
Drake supposedly wasn’t a fan of Wheelchair Jimmy. Why? Because he was allegedly getting heat from his rap friends. “There was a letter from a law firm in Toronto, and it was from Aubrey,” Hurst said.
Miriam McDonald is among the decades of Degrassi alumni featured in the new documentary . McDonald gets candid about having ...
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Drake may have surprised himself with his memories of 'Degrassi,' say doc makers
Getting Drake to participate in a new Degrassi documentary was not easy. But the filmmakers behind "Degrassi: Whatever It ...
For three years, Nina Dobrev bumped elbows with future rap star Aubrey Graham, a.k.a. Drake, on "Degrassi: The Next Generation." But apparently, their experience wasn't all that memorable for the ...
Drake staged a Degrassi Community School reunion in a new music video for his single, "I'm Upset." Drake, whose real name is Aubrey Drake Graham, played Jimmy Brooks in the Canadian drama, “Degrassi: ...
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Zits and all: Six things we learned from the new 'Degrassi' documentary
Whatever It Takes," there are many surprising revelations about the making of the hit Canadian teen TV franchise.
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