Arts + Culture from Los Angeles to Japan.
I was feeling kind of disappointed that the #WildMovie Women’s retreat came to an end. I will admit I was petrified at the onset of going – to be joining a group of women I’d never met. Call it high school jitters or life experience, but being amidst a group of fiercely driven women inspires me – and – terrifies me.
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As The Academy continues to blow my mind with their unending innovation and quest to create quality, cinematic perfection, restoring and honoring the beauty that is film, they have come up with yet another truly brilliant program: ACES.
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Jason Scott Comes to Los Angeles with his new PopUp Creative Collection soon to be changing the ways of LA Fashion.
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Maker The Movie: A film that boldly confronts our desire – as a society – for more.
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Selected Shorts Comes to The Getty
Tales After Dark: March 21-22, 2015
Hosted by Robert Sean Leonard with readings by Liev Schreiber, Anika Noni Rose, Wyatt Cenac, Sean Astin, Jane Kaczmarek, and more!
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In a heart wrenching story of father and son(s), the tragic shortcomings of cancer and the hope for second chances, “The Judge” is an exceptional and completely exposed film.
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The Fall/Winter 2015 Esé Azénabor Collection is an unapologetic artistic demonstration of luxury, culture and appreciation for the arts. The collection is inspired by the kingship of Henry VIII, and the affluent monarchs of that era, featuring embroidered Jacquard, rich dark tones and brocade fabrications.
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Birdman. The Movie. And the inevitable tale…
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Take Two – Part 1
3 Film Reviews of Movies on Netflix | HuluPlus | Redbox
Jeans make you feel like you can breathe. Add some incredible heels, roll up the pant leg ever so slightly, throw on a whimsical flowing tank, a gorgeous jacket, grab a bold bag and some Bohemian jewelry and you are set
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I love the #Oscars, always have but it would be utterly refreshing if we didn’t always have to pick serious films to win awards. I wish comedies with heart – like The LEGO Movie got the recognition it deserves.
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#FashionFriday
It’s still chilly outside but I think warming up to beautiful spring fashion is just what the “Style Doc” ordered! This season as the brisk air seeps into you, dream of sun kissed afternoons and flowing beach days because the season’s lineup is nothing short of airy and romantic with the perfect dose of sultry
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Art is the most experiential mode of emotion in existence. It gives us reprieve, curiosity, courage, hope, connectedness and tells the story of all we’ve been and all we hope to be. There is no greater transparency of the human spirit.
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Audience members found themselves physically moved to stand and—quite literally—bow at the feet of Pacific Symphony conductor Carl St. Clair, and guest pianist Alain Lefévre, these two pillars of classical music having just gone head to head in what can only be described as a “race to the finish” in Sergei Rachmaninoff’s Concerto in C Minor for Piano & Orchestra, Op. 18.
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Fall, 2014 was full of color, liberation, tattered edges, unwinding thread, transparent material, and poetic expression. Not every designer was a winner and certainly not every one was ready-to-wear but there were certainly some notable mentions.
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There is something rather magical about a photographer that is able to tell a story through a single snap of the shutter. One whose ability to captivate the essence of the person behind the lens can compel you and invite you into a very honest part of themselves. Meet Bill Phelps.
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Movies change your life. They make you…
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Transformation is a poetic rhythm that dances around us and envelops us. Like many things, transformation means different things to different people.
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I head to the bar and order a gin and tonic, sipping and reveling in the bloodbath unfurling on large canvas screens before me. Cheers and grunts are emanating from the crowd—sweat plunging down the foreheads of some, clenched fists and cries of joys coming from others.
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It’s true, Oscar Wilde was a theatrical genius, an author who dared to push the boundaries of what relationships were socially acceptable in a rather hierarchical system where the mass populace grimaced at his rather unconventional ways.
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LAMBORGHINI HURACAN Music by Aaron Colbert and…
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“Here’s the thing: Bogart was a gregarious man with a keen sense of humor, but he was only comfortable among friends – and his social circle was tight-knit. The Rat Pack, later so closely associated with Frank Sinatra, was in fact Bogart’s creation, with Bogart at the center.”
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Oscar de la Renta – The world says goodbye to not just a Designer but a man of great kindness and unending vision.
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STYLE Fashion Week – FaLL/WiNTER LA …
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