Ivan Reitman grimaced when I suggested that he and his old pal Eugene Levy could call themselves the "Jokebusters." He was right. It was a lame pun on the producer/director's comedy hit Ghostbusters, and also incorrect. Full Article at Toronto Star

TORONTO "Meatballs" still has a lot of beef. Thirty years after the Canadian summer-camp film starring Bill Murray stormed the box office, teens still seem charmed by its motley crew of misfits. Full Article at CTV

"We just screened it for 600 kids in a gym and they laughed as though it were made yesterday," Jack Blum, who played Spaz (the super geek with the tape on his glasses) in the Ivan Reitman-directed comedy, said in a recent interview. Full Article at Macleans.ca

TORONTO -- The Ontario government is to provide the Toronto International Film Festival with a $46 million loan to help complete construction on the high-profile festival's new year-round home, Bell Lightbox. Full Article at Hollywood Reporter

A stage-trained Canadian actor, the curly-haired Matt Craven was tapped by Ivan Reitman to support Bill Murray in the low-brow summer camp comedy "Meatballs" (1979). Full Article at Hollywood.com

Jason Reitman ain't afraid of no ghosts. The son of Ghostbusters director Ivan Reitman is more proof that film genes can run in the family. Full Article at AskMen.com