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We all know that vegetables are great, but how many of us actually eat enough vegetables? And we have the guts to try to convince (if not force) kids to eat their broccoli? Except you’re a vegetarian, you must have had one of those times when it is hard to eat vegetables. Talking about vegetarians, here is a quick question for you if you’re one, “how do you do it?

Embed from Getty Images I love stand-up comedy. I’m no expert on it but I watch it quite a bit, both live and taped. I remember the first time I saw Brett Butler perform her “that child ain’t right” bit in the 90s. I still laugh when I play it in my head. That routine was the reason I watched Grace Under Fire, which I also enjoyed. I wasn’t involved enough to realize there was so much going on behind the scenes.

I was fortunate enough to be a part of the Monday night audience for the TIFF screening of the film Lipstikka.  The film is a psychological drama about the lives of two Palestinian women, Lara and Inam.  The story follows their friendship throughout the years from Jerusalem to London, where they meet again as adults. The film was written and directed by filmmaker Jonathan Sagall, and I had the pleasure to sit down with him while he was in Toronto.

Christina Applegate is opening up about living with MS on “Good Morning America” — and the interview is no holds barred.  On the special, which airs this week, Applegate — appearing with actress Jamie-Lynn Sigler, who also has the disease — speaks very candidly about her experience with the medical condition, admitting she is still grieving her diagnosis (which she received in 2021) years later. “I’m not putting a timestamp on it,"