Franchise co-creator Linda Schuyler was a no-show at the Toronto Film Festival Saturday night for ‘Degrassi: Whatever It Takes’ after settling an eleventh hour legal dispute with the filmmakers.

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After saying goodbye to Degrassi, Drake, whose birth name is Aubrey Drake Graham, put his acting career behind him and pursued a rapping career. He has made four studio albums and is set to release ...

Before Aubrey Graham went by his now-legendary middle name, Drake, he was first known to many TV viewers as Jimmy Brooks. The Canadian rapper famously got his start in the entertainment industry by ...

Lauren Collins broke her silence about her absence from the Degrassi: Whatever It Takes tell-all documentary. Collins, 39, who played fan favorite Paige on Degrassi: The Next Generation, revealed it ...

“Degrassi” fans have a reason to celebrate: a three-part documentary series is in the works about the iconic Canadian teen soap. Featuring behind-the-scenes footages and interviews, the docu-series ...

From the minute we heard the first lines of Degrassi's iconic theme song in the opening credits ("Whatever it takes!") to the moment we saw Marco spin around in that jean jacket, we knew we were in ...

As Degrassi alumnus Shane Kippel reminded us yesterday, before Aubrey Graham became Drake, he was most recognizable as Jimmy Brooks, Degrassi High School's wheelchair-bound ladies man and former ...

The one thing everyone knows about Degrassi is it goes there. In this instance, the “it” in question is a new iteration of the long-running teen series and the “there” is HBO Max. On Thursday, the ...

Degrassi is not getting the Gossip Girl treatment. The beloved teen drama, which was set to get its very own modern revival, has been scrapped before it ever premiered, Variety reports. The show has ...

Take one last look: “Degrassi” will call it quits this summer after 14 years on the air. The Canadian teen-soap franchise will wrap up with a two-week, 12-episode series wind-down in late July on ...