On Sunday night, Dobrev and her best friend Julianne Hough presented Drake with his first ever American Music Award. After receiving the award, Drake took a moment to remember his Degrassi roots, ...

Born Aubrey Drake Graham on October 24, 1986, Drake grew up in Toronto, Canada, with his mother, Sandra Graham, and father, Dennis Graham. When the “God’s Plan” artist turned 5, his parents divorced.

Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X “I was very passionate about it, and I said, ‘Aubrey, there’s some kid somewhere in a wheelchair, ...

Drake revealed he was blindsided by his Degrassi script where Jimmy Brooks was paralyzed, calling the episode one of his hardest moments. Drake recently opened up about one of the most intense moments ...

Before being known as Drake, Aubrey Graham made a name for himself as a Canadian actor starring on the Noggin series "Degrassi: The Next Generation." The rapper played Jimmy Brooks on the series, a ...

Recently, writer James Hurst spoke to the A.V. Club for Degrassi‘s 20th anniversary about how Drake’s team was unhappy with Jimmy being in a wheelchair. “There was a letter from a law firm in Toronto, ...

"He's like, 'All my friends in the rap game say I'm soft because I'm in a wheelchair.'" Drake's character on "Degrassi: The Next Generation," Jimmy Brooks, was wheelchair-bound for several seasons on ...

On Wednesday, Drake dropped the music video for "I'm Upset" and pulled off a totally unexpected Degrassi: The Next Generation reunion. In the video, the stars of the Canadian teen drama are back for ...

I may not have watched Degrassi in years, but when I do, I always want to watch the Drake era over and over again — the years when I, too, was in high school. To me, those episodes are classic ...

Late Wednesday night, Drake — being Drake — released the video for "I'm Upset," a song that was really just OK until he dressed it up with a long-awaited reunion of the original cast of Degrassi: The ...

Remember 'Degrassi,' everyone's favorite guilty pleasure Canadian TV show? Ever since The N (now TeenNick) brought the drama-licious series to the States in the early 2000s, we've been hooked.

Degrassi: The Next Generation is the kind of show that never really felt fictional. The show was, in all its aspects, awkward, loud, messy, and real, all at once.