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Inside some of the hottest TIFF parties: photos

The Toronto International Film Festival is winding down after 11 days of red carpet premieres, special screenings and endless partying along King Street. Multiple venues in the city’s Entertainment District were taken over by Hollywood stars who gathered to sip on cocktails after the release of their new films. Actors like Cole Sprouse, Cynthia Erivo, […]

Inside some of the hottest TIFF parties: photos

The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) concluded after 11 days of red carpet premieres and special screenings, with Hollywood stars flocking to the city’s Entertainment District for parties along King Street. Notable attendees included Cole Sprouse, Cynthia Erivo, Orlando Bloom, Penelope Cruz, and Rami Malek. Among the highlighted afterparties was the "Darlene Love: I Know Where I’ve Been" event, hosted at the Darling Girl venue in the St. Lawrence Market area.

The gathering featured American singer and actress Darlene Love, the documentary’s director Barry Avrich, and producers Taraji P. Henson and Mark Selby.

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