
Wong Kar-Wai's In The Mood For Love plays January 29 and February 10 at Cinematheque Ontario. Photo by USA Films/Photofest
No more nights at the multiplex. This month, feel the art and soul of movies with a coast-to-coast host of film festivities:
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Wong Kar-Wai's In The Mood For Love plays January 29 and February 10 at Cinematheque Ontario. Photo by USA Films/Photofest
No more nights at the multiplex. This month, feel the art and soul of movies with a coast-to-coast host of film festivities:
Team Edward and Team Jacob came out for premiere of The Twilight Saga: New Moon at Toronto’s Winter Garden Theatre last night. The crowd ranged from tweens in kitten heels and crinolines (Suri Cruise in five years) to TwiMoms in satin and sequins. The accessory of the evening wasn’t sparkly jewels reminiscent of Edward’s sun-touched skin, but feathered headpieces that were more posh than goth. But back to the boys!
See photos from the New Moon premiere after the jump.

CIFF executive director Jacqueline Dupuis on the red carpet at last year's Calgary International Film Festival.
This week marks the opening of the Calgary International Film Festival (calgaryfilm.com) and ten days of premiere-hopping and socializing with the stars.
Taking time out from her busy gig as executive director for CIFF, Jacqueline Dupuis shared with me a few of her style secrets that take her from day to night over ten days and approximately one hundred and eighty eight films. Rule number one was enlisting the help of a stylist, Leah Van Loon. Read the rest of this entry »
Steven Meisel makes magic with some ’80s supermodels (including a teen Paulina Porizkova). [YouTube]
Speaking of Paula, apparently she was told her ego was the reason she will have no more ANTM cheques to cash. [The Cut]
Well there’s always acting. At the Cannes Film Festival there have been plenty of models trying to make the transition to the big screen. [Fashionologie]
Back from Barcelona with a taste for the Gaudier things, could I have been happier to find a surrealist menagerie camped out in my own backyard? Not literally, of course, but then nothing’s literal when it comes to Surreal Things, the Art Gallery’s winking look into the dreamworld of Dalí & Co.
The other day, I snuck in for a peek, came out reeling, and can say this and mean it: you must see for yourself. Read the rest of this entry »