Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame inductee Ian Tyson has died. The decorated singer and songwriter was one half of Ian & Sylvia, whose song "Four Strong Winds" was once declared the greatest Canadian song of all time. Ex-wife Sylvia Tyson confirmed the news of Ian Tyson's death during an interview with CBC. He died at 89 on Thursday (Dec. 29) on his ranch in Alberta. A press release notes that Tyson had ongoing health complications, but his ex-wife shares that he never recovered from major surgery several years ago.

Carole Middleton, 68, and her husband Micheal, 74, have become one of the most well-known couples following their daughter Princess Kate's royal wedding in 2011, but they chose a much more low-key affair for their own big day back on 21 June 1980 in Buckinghamshire. While they have kept their relationship largely private, Carole let slip a few key details about their nuptials, and it sounds remarkably low-key. During a discussion about her former family business Party Pieces – which went into administration in 2023, 12 years after the Princess of Wales stopped working there – the mother-of-three revealed she enjoyed a simple "

Markiplier is, without a doubt, one of the highly esteemed YouTube sensations. As a gaming guru, his videos gain massive traction in just a few hours. He has a following of 28.9 million subscribers, and the number keeps rising. With a long list of gaming YouTubers, what makes him stand out from the rest? From replicating top movie concepts like Money Heist, among many others, Markiplier can undertake almost any project.

For Chinese companies planning to do or doing business in the United States, the climate looks rather bleak. A slew of high-profile accusations of intellectual property and data theft against Chinese entities, along with FBI director Christopher Wray’s pronouncement that “no country poses a broader, more severe long-term threat to our nation’s economy and cyber infrastructure than China”, have further eroded a business environment already affected by tariffs, an overhaul of the Committee on Foreign Investment in the US (CFIUS) aimed at Chinese firms, and nationalist politics on both sides.

GARY, IN (CelebrityAccess MediaWire) — A utility company is investigating the cause of a power outage that postponed a sold-out dance concert featuring R&B singer Chris Brown and knocked out power in a three block area of Gary, Indiana, last week. Officials are looking at a nearby train derailment as a possible source for the outage, but the cause is still unclear. Thousands of music fans were left standing in line outside of the Genesis Convention Center for Dance Down 2007, until they were alerted about the postponement at 7:30pm by promoter Mark Yucan of The Yucan Group.