[ Arts & Entertainment ] Joni Mitchell: All Sides Now
Long before she was a music icon, she was a Canadian Prairie girl who loved to paint. But art school wasn't for Joni Mitchell, so she dropped out and joined the folk music circuit. By the late 1960s, her star was starting to soar. Mitchell's musical style evolved significantly over the decades, but her sensitive yet spirited personality has always shone through. Today, she still loves to paint. But now she's also considered an extremely important part of music history, with songs like The Circle Game , Big Yellow Taxi and Both Sides Now still being sung around countless bonfires.Black & Cera
Entertainment review with Jelena Adzic: Jack Black and Michael Cero in Year One. June 19/09[ War & Conflict ] Forgotten Heroes: Canada and the Korean War
It is called Canada's "Forgotten War." Over 500 Canadians died in the United Nations' struggle to repel the communist forces that invaded South Korea on June 25, 1950. To the people they helped liberate, the Canadians were heroes. Yet those who made it home returned to an indifferent country and a government that took 40 years to officially acknowledge their sacrifice.The Scene: Diana & Obama
Entertainment review with Jelena Adzic: Diana Krall plays for Obama. April 10/09
