Sandra Mergulhão

Sep 27, 2023 | bqprime.com | Sandra Mergulhão

Toronto’s fine dining scene just got a little starrier, courtesy of Michelin Guide. On Sept. 27, two additional restaurants were awarded stars in a glitzy ceremony at the Drake-designed club and concert venue  History, a year after it launched in Toronto. That brought the total number of starred dining rooms in the city to 15. The new additions are the Japanese spot Kappo Sato and the shoebox-sized  Restaurant 20 Victoria.

Sep 27, 2023 | financialpost.com | Sandra Mergulhão

The city’s dining scene is slowly growing, according to the longtime guide. Author of the article: Bloomberg News Sandra Mergulhao Published Sep 27, 2023  •  2 minute read Article content (Bloomberg) — Toronto’s fine dining scene just got a little starrier, courtesy of Michelin Guide. On Sept. 27, two additional restaurants were awarded stars in a glitzy ceremony at the Drake-designed club and concert venue  History, a year after it launched in Toronto.

Sep 27, 2023 | bloomberg.com | Sandra Mergulhão

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Sep 1, 2023 | thepost.co.nz | Sandra Mergulhão

A walkout by superstars Matt Damon and Emily Blunt from the glittering London premiere of Oppenheimer marked the opening shot of Hollywood's actors strike – crystallising the image of red carpets drained of glamour. Yet less than two months after that mid-July show of defiance, and with no resolution to the strike on the horizon, Hollywood luminaries could still light up the premieres at the Toronto International Film Festival next week.

Aug 30, 2023 | msn.com | Sandra Mergulhão |Stephanie Hughes |Divya Balji

(Bloomberg) -- A walkout by superstars Matt Damon and Emily Blunt from the glittering London premiere of Oppenheimer marked the opening shot of Hollywood’s actors strike — crystallizing the image of red carpets drained of glamour. Yet less than two months after that mid-July show of defiance, and with no resolution to the strike on the horizon, Hollywood luminaries could still light up the premieres at the Toronto International Film Festival next week.