Nicole Richie

Nov 19, 2024 | wwd.com | Ryma Chikhoune |Elizabeth Olsen |Nicole Richie

Paris Hilton is taking 11:11 Media into beauty. The multihyphenate talent is a majority stakeholder of the business, working alongside Bruce Gersh, cofounder and president of 11:11 Media, launched in 2021. Now, they’re setting up a new division, 11:11 Beauty. “Our goal is really to build, in a very similar fashion as we’ve built a next generation media company, that next generation beauty company,” said Gersh. 11:11 Media divisions include television, audio, digital, impact and licensing.

Jan 4, 2024 | nextmag.ca | Nicole Richie

Toronto’s best late-night eats in 2024 Fine dining is — fine. But sometimes we just want a late-night grub hub made to feed the drunk and hungry. These are our picks for best spots to make sure you go to bed fed. It wouldn’t be a late-night eats list without mentioning Toronto’s best-known Chinatown haunts.

Nov 24, 2023 | nextmag.ca | Nicole Richie

Sometime during the last 10 years the zeitgeist decided that the moment the temperature dropped, and night turns to day around 5 pm, is also the official marker of cuffing season. Due to this romantic phenomenon, this time every year more and more new and long-time couples are ditching their park parties for cozy hideaways to cuddle up, one on one. Daters have many things to consider when scoping out where to share their romantic tête-à-tête. First things first is location.

Oct 23, 2023 | streetsoftoronto.com | Nicole Richie |Samantha Peksa

Explore Toronto’s rich past through the lens of its most historic bars. These iconic establishments have been witness to countless stories, celebrations, and the city’s cultural evolution. Join us on a journey through time as we revisit these five bars that have helped to shapeToronto’s history. From Great War soldiers, to hippies, all the way up to millennial’s, The Wheat Sheaf has poured one out for just about every generation this city has ever seen.

Jun 7, 2023 | nextmag.ca | Nicole Richie

Every weekend you can find dozens of events celebrating the many facets of our city’s diverse culinary scene. Some last a day, others a whole weekend, but one thing these festivals have in common is a drive to bring the whole town together over a shared love of food and drink. Whether you’re looking for a flight of Ontario’s best beers, a collection of spicy snacks or the best and brightest chefs in the city, make the most out of your summer and check out some of these can’t-miss food festivals.