Entertainment

Two Kamloops podcasts have received grants for $10,000 through the Telus Storyhive program. Storyhive's first-ever podcast edition has awarded the producers of Marigolds & Juniper and The Love Legacy each with $10,000 to produce three episodes.

The latest concert — Bonjour Printemps — can be viewed online until April 3 at 10 p.m.

Tune in to 92.5 FM or go online to thex.ca on April 2 to listen to a special one-hour retrospective show. It will air four times: 8 a.m., noon, 4 p.m. and 9 p.m.

Kamloops born-and-raised screenwriter Ken Hegan will begin his term in the fall

The film lineup has been named for part of the upcoming Kamloops Film Festival, which is divided into two parts this year. Some films will be screened online while others will show at the Twin Rivers Drive-in on McArthur Island.

Martha Jane Ritchie works with various media, including pencil, pastel, charcoal, paint, textiles and linocut printing.

A Marker to Measure Drift confronts us with our place in the universe and our responsibility to the celestial body we call home. In the world of ever-advancing personal device technology, Massey reminds us to, every so often, look up.

From March 22 to April 23, Tim Francis' work will show at The Vic, downtown at Victoria Street and Fourth Avenue. A virtual opening to display his work online will be held on Monday, 23, at 7 p.m.

With Donald Trump's constant attacks on the media in the four years he served as president, it wasn't too surprising that he often tried to influence the media to praise him instead of criticize him.

B.C. and Yukon residents have until April 15 to apply for the National Film Board's Filmmaker Assistance Program.