Celebrity
Robert Herjavec
Running with Robert Herjavec of Dr... 1
February 26, 2010 by Simona Panetta

Wrought-iron gates softly sway open to reveal a sprawling French-château mansion, where just a few short months ago Mick Jagger and Micha...

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Shemar Moore
Criminal Minds’ Shemar Moore 5
December 14, 2010 by Simona Panetta

Special agent Derek Morgan solves bloody crimes with intense corporal bravado, all the while oozing charm with every raised eyebrow and f...

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David Rocco
David Rocco – Life Never Tas... 10
November 28, 2008 by Simona Panetta

Blending his love of life with the best it has to offer, David Rocco’s champagne flute is not just half full – it’s overflowing. Dress...

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Arlene Dickinson feature
Dragons’ Den Star Arlene Dic...
December 7, 2011 by Michael Hill

It’s early Sunday afternoon in Toronto. The sun has free dominion over the clear October sky, casting an intense radiance over the city a...

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Brett Wilson, the Prairie Gentleman
Brett Wilson, the Prairie Gentlema... 5
March 18, 2011 by Madeline Stephenson

They say that heat rises, but as we scale up a steep set of metal stairs to a Toronto photography studio’s searing second floor, the phra...

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Tiny Trendsetters
March 6, 2013 by CELEBRITYBABYSCOOP.COM
Gwen-Stefani
With fashion designers as moms, it’s no wonder that celebrity kids such as Kingston Rossdale, Skyler Berman, Suri Cruise and Harper Beckham are seen in today’s top fashions. “It is too much fun. It is like dressing a live doll,” Rachel Zoe said of dressing her one-year-old son Skyler with husband Rodger Berman. “He has no opinion. Every minut...
Off the Rink with P.K. Subban
November 15, 2012 by Michael Hill
PK Subban - Montreal Canadians
There’s a grin spreading across P.K. Subban’s face as I ask about a certain Internet meme occupying a number of his tweets. He pauses briefly before answering: “the Joël.” He’s taken aback, noticeably amused that the flamingo-like pose he unabashedly strikes solo and alongside celebrities such as Russell Peters, Kurt Russell, Lou Ferrigno an...
Rocco DiSpirito: New York’s Celebrity Chef
November 15, 2012 by Simona Panetta
Rocco Dispirito
It’s 10 a.m. and Rocco DiSpirito is already thinking about what he wants for dinner. He’s sieving through the options streaming in from friends on his smartphone, and the consensus seems to be pointing to Asian or Italian. The American celebrity chef and best-selling author from New York City is in Toronto to promote his latest book, and while e...
Faces and Places: Q&As with Canadian Celebrities
November 14, 2012 by Madeline Stephenson
Faces and Places, Marilyn Denis, Emily Hampshire, James K. Bartleman, Cheryl Hickey
Marilyn Denis Host of CTV’s The Marilyn Denis Show Which emerging Canadian designer has recently caught your eye? Toronto’s very own Queen Street designer Jeremy Laing. His designs have been called “clean,” “modern” and “minimalist” — but I just call them gorgeous.   Where will we spot you wining and dining on a Saturday night?   The Co...
Faces and Places of Toronto
August 15, 2012 by Dolce Staff Writer
Faces and Places
Anne Yarymowich Chef, Art Gallery of Ontario’s Frank Restaurant Favourite real estate neighbourhood The Bloor Street and Lansdowne Avenue area seems to be the new up-and-coming hood. I sold my house of 10 years there just before the neighbourhood started to turn. Drat! But, it was worth it to be able to buy something else with my new husb...
The Faces and Places of Toronto
May 28, 2012 by Madeline Stephenson
The Faces and Places of Toronto
Lisa Ray Actress, model and Top Chef Canada host, and Jason Dehni, vice-president at Scotiabank Group and co-founder of Artbound Q: Favourite restaurant? A: Outside of “Lisa and Jason’s kitchen”, I’m digging Actinolite Restaurant, which is my friends’ labour of love and has just opened on Ossington Avenue north of Dupont Street. Jason’s ...
Coco Rocha for Senhoa
March 1, 2012 by Madeline Stephenson
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DV: A chance conversation at your wedding in France led to Coco Rocha for Senhoa, what connected you to this cause? CR: Children will always have a huge place in my heart. While I certainly believe in charities that help people of all ages, I think children, and especially orphans, are by far the most deserving of our charity and our time. ...
Dragons’ Den Star Arlene Dickinson: Persuasion
December 7, 2011 by Michael Hill
Arlene Dickinson feature
It’s early Sunday afternoon in Toronto. The sun has free dominion over the clear October sky, casting an intense radiance over the city and drenching Arlene Dickinson’s downtown loft in a warm glow. She sits relaxed at her kitchen table, wearing a simple ensemble of casual sweats, calmly discussing the art of influence, the topic of her first bo...
Celebrity Chef Mark McEwan, a Four-Course Life
September 16, 2011 by Michael Hill
Mark McEwan
A noted restaurateur and TV star with an eponymous gourmet market and two cookbooks, Canadian celebrity chef Mark McEwan leads a four-course life. When he made the time to wine and dine us at Fabbrica, his most recent gastronomic venture, nothing was left off the table. The food is phenomenal, the atmosphere: outstanding; but the culinary master...
Kyle Eastwood: Like Father, Like Son
June 10, 2011 by Jesse Nash1
Kyle Eastwood
When one first hears the name Kyle Eastwood, you can’t help but think, ‘Isn’t his daddy the iconic filmmaker Clint Eastwood?’ Well, of course, the answer is an unequivocal ‘yes,’ but despite what most think they know, there is a lot more to this father-son relationship. In fact, one of the surprising, long-term collaborations that often goes und...
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