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Lisa Wong Macabasco

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  • Senior digital research editor, Vogue
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As seen in: Vogue, MSN Canada, MSN UK, The New York Times, Yahoo Life, The Guardian, Yahoo News UK, Stanford University, Tripadvisor, Slate, Vanity Fair and
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Vogue’s 10 Favorite Movies from the 2026 Toronto International Film Festival

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By Taylor Antrim Verified, Lisa Wong Macabasco Verified
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Enthusiasm ran high at the Toronto International Film Festival, which concludes this weekend. It pretty much always does at this crowded, crowd-pleasing gathering of movie-lovers and industry types. Feel-good films were on the slate as they always are, like the making-of-Rocky movie from director Peter Farrelly, I Play Rocky, and the follow-up from CODA director Siân Heder, about disability rights activist Judy Heumann, Being Heumann.
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Inside TIFF’s Starry Road to the Golden Globes Party

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By Lisa Wong Macabasco Verified
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On Saturday evening, TIFF’s annual Road to the Golden Globes party drew a starry constellation of actors and filmmakers to the Four Seasons Hotel Toronto for cocktails, conversation, and the first stirrings of awards-season chatter. A fixture of the festival—and an early stop on Hollywood’s long march toward January—the fête brought together Andrew Scott, Léa Seydoux, Colman Domingo, Naomi Watts, Sarah Paulson, Gemma Chan, and more as the whirlwind TIFF weekend hit its stride.
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The Mall as Museum

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By Lisa Wong Macabasco Verified
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The heyday of the Hudson Valley Mall—and indeed the American shopping mall itself—is long gone. During the late 1980s and early 1990s, the sprawling complex just north of Kingston housed as many as 77 stores and businesses, including Kmart, JCPenney, Sears, and a bustling food court. Today, long stretches of empty storefronts are punctuated by a handful of practical holdouts: a hair salon, a movie theater, two gyms, and a lone Target.
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