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Actor Paul Gross is donating the $25,000 he received as winner of the 2009 Governor General's Performing Arts Award to a Toronto arts program.

The Pierre Berton Award, Canada's leading prize for history, is typically given to historians and other writers who have done the most to popularise Canadian history.

Former Ashbury student Mathieu Sasseville, left, and Amy Wu receive awards Friday from Gov.

Paul Gross, who directed and acted in the war film Passchendaele, received the Pierre Berton Award Friday.

Canadian actor-director Paul Gross, shown in the First World War flick Psschendaele, will accept this year's Pierre Berton Award for popularizing Canadian history in Ottawa Friday.

Canada's top history prize, typically given to historians and other writers who popularize Canada's past, will garner some celebrity limelight this year when the 2009 Pierre Berton Award is handed to actor-director Paul Gross for his First World War film epic Passchendaele.

When the Chorus famously asks for "a muse of fire" at the start of Shakespeare's war epic Henry V, he's working himself up to a manifesto of live theatre.

Bewitched by low ratings, Paul Gross's new TV show "Eastwick" has been cancelled.

Hollywood continues to dominate the Canadian boxoffice, at the expense of homegrown films.

Toronto - Published on Monday, Oct. 26, 2009 12:00AM EDT Last updated on Monday, Oct.

A WONDERFUL, warm, witty and insightful cinematic memoir from the godmother of the French new wave, AgnA s Varda, this finds the 81-year-old self-styled "little old lady" foraging through her past to show how her life and encounters shaped her films a nd made her who she is.

Here's what's happening today on the small screen: ABC Courteney Cox, centre, stars as a recently divorced single mother exploring the honest truths about dating and aging in our beauty in 'Cougar Town.' * Calgary actor-filmmaker Paul Gross stars in the fantasy drama Eastwick, which is based on John Updike's novel The Witches of Eastwick.

Canadian Paul Gross knows what it's like to be a "Jack of all trades" on film and TV projects.

The devil, you say. Paul Gross is revelling in playing Darryl Van Horne, the dark force at the centre of Eastwick, the new TV-series adaptation of the John Updike novel The Witches of Eastwick.

A small seaside village is about to become wickedly enchanted as the new drama series EASTWICK premieres Wednesday, September 23 at 10 p.m. ET on /A\ . Starring Calgary-native Paul Gross as a mysterious new man in town, and Rebecca Romijn , Jaime Ray Newman and Lindsay Price as three women with a secret connection, this quaint New England town is ...

Director-star Paul Gross may have noble intentions, but his film is plodding, to put it kindly, says Andrew Pulver Friday, 04 September 2009 An ambitious Canadian film that seeks to highlight that country's contribution to the first world war - and specifically the carnage at Passchendaele in 1917, where Canadian troops made the final assault in a ...

IF YOU ever wondered what happened to Due South TV star Paul Gross then Passchendaele provides all the answers you could want.

Paul Gross's Canadian war epic "Passchendaele" leads the pack of films going into the Directors Guild of Canada Awards.

Paul Gross's Canadian war epic "Passchendaele" leads the pack of films going into the Directors Guild of Canada Awards.