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Here’s All the Culture News You Missed This Week

Memorabilia from Suits is now on sale
Suits wrapped up in September after a nine season-run and with memorabilia from the Toronto-shot show going on sale this week, you actually have a chance to own a little piece of TV history. Through an online auction that runs until November 12, bidders can purchase designer clothing and footwear by brands ranging from Prada and Hugo Boss to Dior and Tom Ford. According to a publicist who spoke with The Star, there will be “a trove of furniture, decor, televisions, greenery, artwork, lighting, exercise equipment and props” from the show up for auction, reportedly making it the biggest film sale to date in Canada. The only downside: all items will need to be picked up on location, at Downsview Park Studios in Toronto. Find more details about the sale here.

Kristen Bell is returning as the voice of Gossip Girl
Hey Upper East Siders, this just in: Kristen Bell will be reprising her role of snarky narrator in HBO Max’s upcoming reboot of Gossip Girl. “Kristen Bell has always been and will always be the voice of Gossip Girl,” the show’s creators Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage said in a statement. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the reboot will be “an extension of the original series that takes place eight years after the original ‘website’ went dark.” The show will follow “a new generation of New York private school teens who are introduced to the social surveillance of Gossip Girl” and of course, social media will play a starring role.

Pharrell is designing a condo building in Toronto
A few years ago, Karl Lagerfeld designed a condo in Toronto’s Yonge & Eglinton neighbourhood. Now, that area is getting another fashionable building, courtesy singer Pharrell Williams. During an announcement at Yonge-Dundas Square,The Star reports, “developers of the project said [Williams] had a hand in all aspects of the design of the 750-unit project, dubbed “Untitled.” In a video televised at the event, he apologized for not being in town for the announcement but said he’ll be visiting Toronto early next year. “To live your life ‘untitled’ means not having to live up to something or perform beyond a standard,” says Pharrell in the video. “For the standard to literally just be this beautiful matrix that allows people to create their own world.” Unit sales for the dual-tower midtown condo project are to start in early 2020 although no pricing or further details have been announced. “Working on a project like this, I get to do it on a times two, because I’m going into a realm that I’ve never gone into before, on a commercial level,” Williams said in a statement.

And ICYMI: Drake just launched his own cannabis brand.

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