SEPTEMBER 11, 2024

In today’s edition of This City: the buzziest celebrity sightings at TIFF 2024 so far, $20 million for a fine-art sanctuary in Rosedale with a car elevator, a multi-day showcase of Indigenous culture, and more. 

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After a few challenging years—a pandemic, a writers’ strike, the loss of its key sponsor—TIFF is back in full swing, and the red carpet is busier than the Gardiner at rush hour. Here, the most notable celebrity appearances at the festival so far, including Jennifer Lopez, Adam Driver and Sydney Sweeney, plus (pictured here) Jennifer Coolidge and Diplo.

This four bed, eight-bath architectural standout in Rosedale marries nature with chic design. The property backs onto Yellow Creek and stands on a quiet heritage street that’s only a block from the shops and restaurants on Yonge. It also has curvy walls, an auto workshop and lush gardens all around. It’s yours for a cool $20 million.

This weekend-long celebration of Indigenous art and music takes place at neighbouring Front Street institutions: the St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts and Meridian Hall. The venues will host Indigenous music, comedy, puppetry and workshops, with performances by Peguis First Nation singer­-songwriter William Prince, Plains Cree rapper Drezus, Cree cellist Cris Derksen and others. September 13 to 15

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