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The news that Ralph Lauren will be stepping down as CEO and easing into retirement instantly brought to mind the stack of colourful polo shirts in my husband’s closet. Then I thought of the stack of colourful polo shirts in my sons’ closets. The fact that some of these polo shirts have the label Polo Ralph […]

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If you hate moustaches, then November is most likely your least favourite month. If you’re a fan of the ‘stache though, you better get excited because the familiar formation is making its way onto upper lips all month long. Why the moustache? Movember, of course. Movember is a month-long initiative during which men begin clean-shaven and grow a moustache for 30 days. Movember doesn’t only raise awareness about men’s health issues but each donation goes to Prostate Cancer Canada and the Movember foundation—which funds public education and support for those affected. Participating men also earn the title of a Mo’ Bro for their support and campaign.

To celebrate Movember, we’ve gone back to some of the leading babes and celebrities in fashion and Hollywood and picked the moments when they sported a moustache (Movember-induced, or otherwise). James Franco’s ‘stache came along with him as he promoted the movie 127 Hours whereas Terry Richardson’s is as much a part of his persona as his other classic accessory—two thumbs up. Between James Franco and Terry Richardson, there’s Zac Efron, Robert Redford, Tom Selleck, and more. And for those who hate the month, we’ll feel bad for you for the next 29 days.

Celebspotters, you’re in for another doozy of a year with a knockout A list of Hollywood heavyweights hitting Toronto for this year’s edition of TIFF. Since we’d rather not bore you with superfluous details like why they’re coming and what they’re working on, we’re just giving you the long and impressive list of who’s coming and what we’d like to (but may chicken out and not) say to them, should we cozy up to them at an intimate gathering.