Alex Nino Gheciu is a journalist and writer whose work has appeared in various publications, including GQ Magazine, The Brandon Sun, Cornwall Seaway News, Estevan Mercury, and KELOWNA DAILY COURIER. He covers a range of topics, including fashion, entertainment, and pop culture, and has interviewed notable figures in the industry.
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Alex Nino Gheciu's coverage predominantly focuses on entertainment news, particularly involving Canadian actors and producers. She also covers comedy, fashion, and sports to a lesser extent.
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The veteran TV actor is prioritizing authenticity over stardom, carving out a space that reflects both his talent and his individuality.
By: Alex Nino Gheciu
TORONTO – During the pandemic, Michael Ross Albert grappled with a familiar kind of stress for many Torontonians: the uphill battle of trying to buy a home in the city. “I remember walking out...
By: Alex Nino Gheciu
TORONTO — During the pandemic, Michael Ross Albert grappled with a familiar kind of stress for many Torontonians: the uphill battle of trying to buy a home in the city.
By: Alex Nino Gheciu
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By: Alex Nino Gheciu
TORONTO – Canada's major film and TV unions are pressuring Telefilm to only fund productions that sign collective agreements.
By: Alex Nino Gheciu
Members of the Alliance of Canadian Cinema Television Radio Artists (ACTRA) and the Screen Actors Guild - American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) hold a joint rally outside the Canadian headquarters of Amazon and Apple in Toronto Sept. 9, 2023. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young
By: Alex Nino Gheciu
TORONTO - Rock band Our Lady Peace, golf star Mike Weir and actress Tonya Williams are among those set to be inducted into Canada's Walk of Fame next year.
By: Alex Nino Gheciu
Golf star Mike Weir, pictured on Sept. 26, is set to be inducted into Canada's Walk of Fame next year. Graham Hughes/The Canadian Press
By: Alex Nino Gheciu
International team captain Mike Weir applauds next to the Presidents Cup trophy during the opening ceremony at the Presidents Cup golf tournament at the Royal Montreal Golf Club in Montreal, Thursday, Sept. 26, 2024. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Graham Hughes
By: Alex Nino Gheciu
Pop crooner Michael Bublé is set to host the Juno Awards for the third time next year.
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