You know what, I have to admit the Olympic Stadium actually makes kind of a cool futuristic-looking spaceship.
This is the starship Entrecrise of Stade Trek, part of the end-of-year special of Et dieu créa ... Laflaque. It and the other new year's eve special programming of Radio-Canada (Infoman, Tout le monde en parle) is available for online streaming until the end of January.
Tout le monde en parle is running out of ideas. This Sunday, they're bringing in Rick Astley.
Also on the block is Larry Smith, the president of the Alouettes and the former publisher of The Gazette.
The Gazette's Brendan Kelly suggests that CBC adapt the mega-hit Tout le monde en parle for the anglo network.
Think the CBC is ready to ruin yet another RadCan gem by creating a bad copy of it in English?
Some elements of the local blogosphere are talking about Marc-Olivier Vachon, co-founder of car-pooling website Amigo Express, who has put up a video of himself begging to be on Tout le monde en parle so he can profit off free advertising for his company meet Guy A. Lepage and talk about the environment. He's even created a Facebook group for his campaign.The video is ambitious, and it half-succeeds at its attempts to be funny. Chances are it'll get enough traction as a self-marketing technique that Vachon will get his wish. But Lepage will probably be more interested in his viral video campaign than his carpooling service. There are, after all, plenty of carpool and ride-share websites available to Montrealers.
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