Ottawa's very own pop culture expert, Matt “Mr. Hollywood” Demers, is your guide to the hottest entertainment events, places, and people in the Capital and across the country.

To watch Hollywood in the Valley:

If you are already a Bell Fibe TV customer, go to channel 1, or watch it on demand with the Fibe TV App.

If you are not a Bell Fibe TV customer, click here to learn more about Bell services.

Divorce rates are higher than ever during the pandemic. If you can’t spend another second at home with your spouse and feel like a failure because your marriage is over, don’t despair! Divorced mom Katrina Turnbull will show you how to live your best life after divorce.

Do you ever want ultimate bragging rights over your friend? Follow along as these friends compete in various Nova Scotian themed challenges. Join host Anthony Jackson as friends turn into adversaries and clash to find out who will be the Bluenoser Battles Champion.

Get an inside look at the manufacturing of some of the most respected brands in the world. From scoreboards in the NFL, NHL and NBA, to custom racing boats, to ready-to-drink beverages being pumped out in the millions, these products are at the top of their game. Even the locals don’t know they’re made in their backyard in London, Ontario.

With over 400 years of history, Quebec City is the oldest French-speaking city in North America. Yet, an English-speaking community does exist and is as resilient as it is vibrant and close-knit. The anglophone cultural scene is diverse and multifaceted. Whether it be through music, literature, cuisine, sports or performing arts, Quebec City’s English speakers are leaving their mark. This series dives into the lives of various English-speaking personalities, highlighting different angles of this lesser-known community.

The Upstairs Basement sessions at Kops Records showcase the past, present and future of music in Oshawa. In each episode host Will McGuirk chats with the artist about being fans of vinyl and key cool corners in the city.

Now more than ever, the world needs human connection. One of the best ways to connect to others is through our stories. Based on the podcast, this is it actually, host jeni b gets behind the wheel of a vintage Westfalia to drive to unique & small communities to meet the people that make up the fabric of the town.

3 Things is a travel & tourism show hosted by Steve Power and centered around the rule of three - a popular writing principle used to explain something by creating a pattern. Steve is a townie. In Newfoundland and Labrador, a townie is someone that lives in the capital city of St. John’s. Join Steve as he gets “out of town” (and out of his comfort zone) to learn more about his home province and experience new things - 3 Things!

A carpenter’s son, James Charles Dumaresq emerges as one of the most prolific and successful architects in Canada during the late 19th-century. Leaving a legacy of buildings in the Maritime provinces, J.C. Dumaresq was the first of five successive generations of architects based in Halifax, Nova Scotia. The six episode documentary series explores and celebrates the architectural heritage of a man, his family, and profession, with a focus on seven buildings he designed in Fredericton, New Brunswick.

Many Canadians think Manitoba is a "flyover" province. But just off the beaten path, you'll discover some of the most amazing natural wonders in the country.

Follow award winning host and music man Jeff Liberty on his stimulating insights and exciting adventures through a series of one minute album reviews, fascinating interviews and spirited performances in inviting surroundings with local, national and international music artists as well as the latest on the music industry.