Who needs a plane ticket to enjoy the foods of the world? Street Eats dishes up the best global cuisine in the neighborhood. Join one of our four fun hosts as they track down spicy Sri Lankan lamprais curries, sweet Greek loukamades honey balls, savoury Hungarian csabai sausages or tangy Mexican tinga tacos.
With the help of local chefs and grocers, tantalizing exotic dishes are demystified. From handy shopping tips to friendly table etiquette, we take the guesswork out of trying new foods.
So join us for a little multicultural noshing. You might even catch a salsa lesson or two.
STREET EATS
STREET EATS
LOOK-A-LIKE
What do you get when you take ordinary people who look like famous celebrities and give them thew VIP access to the hottest stylists in hollywood?
Look-A-Like follows step-by-step, as these doubles undergo an extensive makeover including hair, make-up and wardrobe in order to be transformed into their favorite stars
kaleidoscope Entertainment
LOOK-A-LIKE
COVER STORIES
Fashion diva Jeanne Beker has her finger on the pulse of the fashion world—she’s been covering the international style scene for almost 20 years. Now one of the top style correspondents in the world, Jeanne was the very first journalist to cover fashion as entertainment on TV. She’s a trailblazer who has the battle scars to prove it!
Now, she’s leading a team of professionals in a documentary series that takes viewers behind-the-scenes of the fashion industry. COVER STORIES brings the inner workings of an alluring and intriguing world to light, exposing the egos behind the icons and the drama behind the dresses. COVER STORIES will deliver the key components of a successful and entertaining series with exciting subject matter – the glam biz. COVER STORIES will delve into and examine the fashion world through the eyes of top models, designers, photographers and celebrities; we see the enigmatic reality of this very special world come to light in stunning Hi Definition Television.
CONCEPTUAL FILMS
DAVID GREENER
CoverStories
THE BIG FLIP
Finding, fixing and flipping houses...It's hot right now. But what does it take to really make money in the reno game?
Is it enough to have experience, a keen eye and great taste? Maybe. But add some serious hustle, cool negotiating sills and nerves of steel and your odds will improve.
Because flipping houses is not a sport for the faint of heart. It's an emotional, conflict-driven roller coaster of activity which makes it the perfect vehicle for HGTV's new television show The Big Flip. This is a series where the stakes are high and the odds unknown.
Our renovators, Randy MacKay and John Stassen, are taking on the challenge of fixing and flipping as many houses as they can in just 12 months. Or lose their minds and shirts trying.
smashing pictures
Linda McEwan
THE BIG FLIP
Whose Design Is It Anyway? takes a progressive look at style by pitting design savvy homeowners against the show's designer and host Jason Cass. In a spirited and friendly competition, Cass goes head to head with homeowners to redesign an area in their home in a bid to have the winning design. They each work with the same budget but the homeowner has the added bonus of a team of craftsmen. The winning design will be selected by family, partners and spouses of the homeowners and a renowned home décor expert.
Who will have the winning design? The homeowner with an eye for style or the expert?
As a successful owner of his own consulting company, veteran designer Jason Cass's style has become a benchmark in Canadian design. With a background in custom home building and interior design, Cass is a perfect fit for host of Whose Design Is It Anyway? As former co-host of One House, Two Looks, Cass captivated viewers from coast to coast with his unique and fresh ideas in home décor.
Long Island Productions
Keith Buck