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Congratulations are in order for SHARP Cover Star Alum, @sethrogen who took home the Critics Choice Awards for ‘Best Actor in a Comedy Series’ and ‘Best Comedy Series’ for his hit show, ‘The Studio’.
Last year in an interview with SHARP, the actor shared insight into the conceptualization of ‘The Studio’: “A lot of these people who work at studios just want to be liked by the filmmakers and the actors and the writers, and they just want to feel as though they’re part of the creative side of things. But at the same time, they’re constantly having to do things for their own self-preservation.”
Read the full cover story at the link in bio.
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Tailoring: Franco Martinez
Stylist Assistant: Sazja Lincoln
Tailoring Assistant: Carlos Riquiar
Production: @andre.shahjanian (@hyperion.la)
Editorial and Creative Director: @saharxnooraei
Fashion Director: @bananahales
Art Director: Cameron Morse
Cover Story: @stol.jpeg
Entertainment Editor: @elyciarubin
Associate Art Director: @melisssarobinson
@collegioauberge offers more than just lodging; it provides an immersive journey into Italy’s rich history and serene landscape. Its charming rooms, comprehensive amenities, and heartfelt service make it a rare gem — offering an authentic retreat that promises to soothe, inspire, and linger in memory.
Learn more about Collegio Alla Querce, Auberge Collection at the link in bio.
Words by @the_sharp_man
Photos courtesy of @collegioauberge
Rental cars, broadly speaking, leave much to be desired; we all know this, and yet we all still go through the same frustrating rigamarole every single time. The car options are lacklustre at best.
At the link in bio, we break down @turo’s rental business model and if it’s as good a solution as it seems.
Words: @justinmfrost
Photo 1: Adobe Stock
Photo 2: courtesy of Aston Martin
When it comes to the essence of Italian dining, Zachary Kolomeir says it boils down to two elements quintessential to the culture’s rich culinary roots.
In Toronto’s Little Italy, restaurants’ reliance on those items tends to yield “a very non-traditional Italian experience,” says the head chef and co-owner at @nlginzburg, which recently opened near the eastern edge of that very neighbourhood (at 548 College St.). “We wanted to do something more authentic by combining two of the most Italian things we know: warm hospitality and local ingredients.”
Read more at the link in bio.
Words: @adambisby
Photos by Graydon Herriott, courtesy of @nlginzburg
For @joeledgerton, starring as the logger Robert Grainier in Netflix’s “Train Dreams” was not about becoming someone else, but about the act of unmasking. In a career filled with dynamic, often “louder” roles, this quiet, deeply expressive performance is, by his own admission, the most personally connected he has ever been. It’s also the most exposing role yet. Since it’s release the actor has received a Golden Globe nomination for his performance, cementing him as a front runner for this upcoming award season.
Read the full interview at the link in bio.
Words by @marriska.fernandes
Photos courtesy of @netflixca
From Rami Malek’s Oscar-winning turn as Freddie Mercury in “Bohemian Rhapsody” to @tchalamet’s portrayal of Bob Dylan in “A Complete Unknown” and @jeremyallenwhitefinally’s Springsteen-inspired “Deliver Me From Nowhere”, the musical biopic has become a proving ground for A-listers. The question is: are these actors interested in artistic ambition or merely checking another box on the road to what they hope is award glory?
Read the full breakdown of this genre at the link in bio.
Words by @benzirk
Photo 1: via Getty
Photo 2: by GOTHAM/GC IMAGES. Gotham/Gc Images
Photo 3: by Steve Granitz/Wire Image
From concepts that illuminate a fresh path forward, to increasingly plush SUVs, to a moon-shot of a car from a brand nobody saw coming — head to the link in our bio for the full breakdown of the autos that caught our eye this year.
Words: @mattbubbers
Photo 1: courtesy of @audicanada
Photo 2: courtesy of @rangerover
Photo 3: courtesy of @mercedesbenzcanada
Photo 4: courtesy of @jeepca
@waltongogginsbonafide is a mastermind who conjures a wealth of new worlds and characters from the depths of his imagination. Goggins unleashes that signature duality once again in the retro-futuristic canvas of Prime Video’s second season of “Fallout”. He reprises his role as the 200-year-old gunslinging Ghoul, while also portraying the human, Cooper Howard. Goggins views the type of long-form character study that television allows as a spiritual exploration, one that he has thoroughly enjoyed for decades.
Read the full interview at the link in bio.
Words: @marriska.fernandes
Photo 1 + 2: courtesy of @primevideoca
Photo 3: by Manfred Baumann
