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Steer Clear A true haven for those who have the need for speed and the drive to succeed, the glitz and glamour of elite auto racing returns to Montréal with the FORMULA 1® CANADIAN GRAND PRIX at the Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve. TSN and CTV have live coverage beginning today, right through to race day on Sunday afternoon, with bonus coverage on TSN+, and the schedule can be found here. Can 19-year-old Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli of Italy win his fourth race in a row this season? F1® fans should note that the start time for the CANADIAN GRAND PRIX on Sunday is a bit later than usual (3:55 p.m. ET), as race organizers pushed it back to avoid a potential direct timing clash with the INDIANAPOLIS 500, which also happens to be on TSN, with pre-race coverage beginning at 10 a.m. ET. So buckle up for a boffo racing weekend!
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Shining Example Green can be seen in a brand new teaser for HBO’s LANTERNS, which brings with it some significant casting news as well. Existing in the Green Lantern universe from DC Comics, LANTERNS stars Aaron Pierre as John Stewart, and Kyle Chandler as Hal Jordan, two members of the Green Lantern Corps., an intergalactic police force. While the initial teaser was a bit of a stylistic puzzle to hardcore fans, and prompted some colourful online debate, the flashy new teaser offers more of what devotees might expect, while also confirming that four-time EMMY® Award winner Laura Linney (OZARK, THE BIG C) has joined the cast. “We want to use everything that’s great about the mythology, but at the same time, we wanted it to feel like an upscale mystery,” showrunner Chris Mundy said. LANTERNS premieres Aug. 16, only on Crave.
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