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Yahoo
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
'90s Pop Icon, 56, Stuns Fans With Shocking Appearance
'90s Pop Icon, 56, Stuns Fans With Shocking Appearance originally appeared on Parade. Sarah McLachlan, 56, has clearly found the fountain of youth. The '90s pop icon and Lilith Fair regular shared a social media video over the weekend that had fans doing a double take at the Canadian songstress's ageless Fumbling Towards Ecstasy singer posted a video in which she answers random questions to help fans get to know her better. Wearing an adorable white jumpsuit, her hair swept up in a messy bun, and sporting little to no makeup, McLachlan put her natural beauty on full display. She effortlessly shared her answers, even revealing a personal pre-show ritual. 'Melissa and I, um… we smack each other really hard on the bum — just wakes us up!' McLachlan revealed, before laughing and admitting she may have overshared. Fans were quick to notice her toned arms, with one commenting, 'Those arms — whoa 🤯 ❤️,' and another adding, 'You are so cool and timeless. Also, your arms!!! They are so strong. 💪🏻💪🏻❤️❤️❤️'McLachlan shares two daughters with her ex-husband, Ashwin Sood. She recently celebrated 30 years since the release of Fumbling Towards Ecstasy. 🎬SIGN UP for Parade's Daily newsletter to get the latest pop culture news & celebrity interviews delivered right to your inbox🎬 '90s Pop Icon, 56, Stuns Fans With Shocking Appearance first appeared on Parade on Jun 1, 2025 This story was originally reported by Parade on Jun 1, 2025, where it first appeared.
Hamilton Spectator
30-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Hamilton Spectator
Sarah McLachlan, Blue Rodeo among stars enlisted to celebrate Canada Day
Sarah McLachlan, Cœur de pirate and Josh Ross are among the performers set for Canada Day celebrations organized by Heritage Canada. The federal department says homegrown stars will anchor an evening bash July 1 meant to celebrate national unity, pride and sovereignty. Most events will be broadcast across the country from Ottawa, with more performers beamed in from other regions: Blue Rodeo in Summerside, P.E.I.; Crook the Kid and Brenda Montana in Yellowknife; and Alex Wells and Dear Rouge in Vancouver. The evening party also includes Tom Cochrane, Mitsou, Amanda Marshall, Roch Voisine, Randy Bachman and TALK. The flag-waving begins with a noon ceremony including Amanda Marshall, Garou and Thompson Egbo-Egbo. Both shows will be broadcast live on various CBC platforms including the main network, CBC News Network, CBC Gem, CBC Radio and the CBC News YouTube channel. 'The July 1 festivities will allow us to celebrate our unity and express our national pride, while affirming our sovereignty, our identity and our culture,' the Department of Canadian Heritage said Thursday in a release. This report by The Canadian Press was first published May 29, 2025.
CBC
29-05-2025
- Entertainment
- CBC
Canada Day lineup unveiled as Ottawa readies for a national celebration like no other
LeBreton Flats in Ottawa will once again host the national Canada Day celebration on July 1, and this year's festivities will feature some top local talent. The party marking 158 years since Confederation will include a noon ceremony and an evening concert featuring Ottawa's own Nick Durocher, who goes by the stage name TALK. Sarah McLachlan, Coeur de pirate, Tom Cochrane, Mitsou, Amanda Marshall, Roch Voisine, Randy Bachman, Édith Butler, Aasiva and Muzion are among the other Canadian artists who will perform at LeBreton Flats, according to Canadian Heritage, the federal department organizing the event. Isabelle Racicot, co-host of CBC podcast and radio series Seat at the Table, will host the evening show from 8 to 10 p.m. ET. The national broadcast will also include performances by Blue Rodeo in Summerside, P.E.I, and more artists in Vancouver and Yellowknife. The show will also feature a list special guests including Jeff Douglas, known to his compatriots as Joe Canada from that classic "I am Canadian" beer ad. This July 1 will also mark the first Canada Day celebration since U.S. President Donald Trump launched his trade war and began threatening to make Canada the "51st state." "More than ever, this year is the perfect opportunity to wave our flag proudly and show the world what makes us the True North strong and free. Canadians are encouraged to take part in celebrations in their communities across the country and in the heart of Canada's Capital Region," Canadian Heritage said. More to explore around the capital Three more sites around the capital will host different activities on Canada Day. Parliament Hill is the place to be to see the Ceremonial Guard Band, bagpipes, demonstrations by the Snowbirds and a big screen showing the main shows from LeBreton. Just down Wellington Street, the lawn in front of the Supreme Court of Canada will host a new "family-friendly space" featuring yoga and drumming workshops. Across the Ottawa River in Old Hull, expect "a festive atmosphere with family activities during the day and captivating evening performances by famous artists." You can find a full list of performances and activities on the official Canada Day website. Canadians are also invited to record a short video "to express what makes them proud to be Canadian," said Heritage Canada. To submit a video, visit the O Canada! Station website or a video booth at one of many major VIA Rail stations across the country. "This year, more than ever, Canada will shine with its shared energy, diversity and the spirit of unity that connects us from coast to coast to coast," said Canadian Identity and Culture Minister Steven Guilbeault said in the news release. "As a country, we form a vibrant mosaic and we become stronger when we honour the ties that bind us and celebrate together." To get everyone in the festive mood, the department has also released its official Canada Day playlist, and is encouraging Canadians to "discover the artists who will be taking centre stage on July 1."
CBC
29-05-2025
- Entertainment
- CBC
Sarah McLachlan, Blue Rodeo among stars performing in Canada Day celebration
Sarah McLachlan, Cœur de pirate and Josh Ross are among the performers set for Canada Day celebrations organized by Heritage Canada. The federal department says homegrown stars will anchor an evening bash on July 1 meant to celebrate national unity, pride and sovereignty. The festivities will take place at LeBreton Flats in Ottawa, from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. ET. Most events will be broadcast across the country from Ottawa, with more performers beamed in from other regions: Blue Rodeo in Summerside, P.E.I.; Crook the Kid and Brenda Montana in Yellowknife; and Alex Wells and Dear Rouge in Vancouver. All in all, more than 20 musicians and special guests will take part in the cross-country celebration. WATCH | Metric performs Black Sheep at the 2024 Canada Day celebration: The evening party in Ottawa also includes performances by Tom Cochrane, Mitsou, Amanda Marshall, Roch Voisine, Randy Bachman and Talk. The flag-waving begins with a noon ceremony including Marshall, Garou and Thompson Egbo-Egbo. CBC Gem, CBC Radio and the CBC News YouTube channel. "The July 1 festivities will allow us to celebrate our unity and express our national pride, while affirming our sovereignty, our identity and our culture," the Department of Canadian Heritage said Thursday in a release.
Winnipeg Free Press
29-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Winnipeg Free Press
Sarah McLachlan, Blue Rodeo among stars enlisted to celebrate Canada Day
Sarah McLachlan, Cœur de pirate and Josh Ross are among the performers set for Canada Day celebrations organized by Heritage Canada. The federal department says homegrown stars will anchor an evening bash July 1 meant to celebrate national unity, pride and sovereignty. Most events will be broadcast across the country from Ottawa, with more performers beamed in from other regions: Blue Rodeo in Summerside, P.E.I.; Crook the Kid and Brenda Montana in Yellowknife; and Alex Wells and Dear Rouge in Vancouver. The evening party also includes Tom Cochrane, Mitsou, Amanda Marshall, Roch Voisine, Randy Bachman and TALK. The flag-waving begins with a noon ceremony including Amanda Marshall, Garou and Thompson Egbo-Egbo. Both shows will be broadcast live on various CBC platforms including the main network, CBC News Network, CBC Gem, CBC Radio and the CBC News YouTube channel. Weekly A weekly look at what's happening in Winnipeg's arts and entertainment scene. 'The July 1 festivities will allow us to celebrate our unity and express our national pride, while affirming our sovereignty, our identity and our culture,' the Department of Canadian Heritage said Thursday in a release. This report by The Canadian Press was first published May 29, 2025.
