Harlequin has shot its first romance movie in Hamilton. The company known for its romance novels filmed “Savvy Sheldon” in half a dozen locations across the city in the last few weeks.

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Romance novel publisher Harlequin has signed a partnership with LA-based independent production and distribution company Centinel Media, in a strategic move to expand its presence in the entertainment ...

The Dachshund Wears Prada' by Stefanie London and 'Sweet on You' by Carla de Guzman will kick off the series Harlequin is hitting the screen! On Thursday, Oct 10, the romance publisher announced ...

Savvy Sheldon Feels Good as Hell' by Taj McCoy, 'The Dachshund Wears Prada' by Stefanie London and 'Sweet on You' by Carla de Guzman will kick off the series Harlequin is hitting the screen! On ...

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Harlequin Celebrates 75 Years of Romance Alongside New and Established Fans The yearlong celebration honors Harlequin’s legacy as champions of the romance genre and debuts the brand’s bold new ...

The yearlong celebration honors Harlequin’s legacy as champions of the romance genre and debuts the brand’s bold new look "This year calls for celebration and we can’t think of a better way ...

The yearlong celebration honors Harlequin’s legacy as champions of the romance genre and debuts the brand’s bold new look TORONTO & NEW YORK — Harlequin, a leading publisher of commercial fiction and ...

So the rebrand is really about that. … It’s about positioning ourselves to meet what romance readers want from us today.” [Image: courtesy Harlequin] Despite getting a bad rap from literary ...