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Mark Kennedy

Mark Kennedy

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Host and Contributor, CFFR-AM (Calgary, AB)

Sydney

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technology, sports, politics, business, religion

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Total articles 817

  • TV procedurals up their game, with doctors on cruises and quirky single moms solving crimes

    By Mark Kennedy, Mark Kennedy| Brandon Sun Verified NEW YORK (AP) — The idea for a new TV show came to Craig Sweeny as he was driving. The producer and screenwriter, thinking about how to put his own stamp on a medical series, had to pull over when a familiar figure popped into his mind: Sherlock Holmes. Why not combine a hospital procedural with the lore of Britain’s greatest detective? It would have a medical mystery every week and also tell stories of Holmes’ good friend, Dr. John Watson.

    By Mark Kennedy, Mark Kennedy · Brandon Sun

    Feb. 19, 2025

  • Whoopi Goldberg plays the baddie onstage in 'Annie' this holiday season in New York

    By Mark Kennedy Verified, Mark Kennedy| Bryan-College Station Eagle Verified By MARK KENNEDY - AP Entertainment Writer NEW YORK (AP) — Whoopi Goldberg is about to break two ironclad rules of show business — never work with animals or children. “I’m having the time of my life,” the EGOT-winning Goldberg says between rehearsals as she readies to tell the tale of a spunky young orphan with her dog Sandy set during the Depression.

    By Mark Kennedy Verified, Mark Kennedy · Bryan-College Station Eagle

    Dec. 06, 2024

  • TV procedurals up their game, with doctors on cruises and quirky single moms solving crimes

    By Mark Kennedy, Mark Kennedy| Brandon Sun Verified NEW YORK (AP) — The idea for a new TV show came to Craig Sweeny as he was driving. The producer and screenwriter, thinking about how to put his own stamp on a medical series, had to pull over when a familiar figure popped into his mind: Sherlock Holmes. Why not combine a hospital procedural with the lore of Britain’s greatest detective? It would have a medical mystery every week and also tell stories of Holmes’ good friend, Dr. John Watson.

    By Mark Kennedy, Mark Kennedy · Brandon Sun

    Feb. 19, 2025

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CFFR-AM (Calgary, AB)