NETFLIX hosted the premiere of EVERYTHING SUCKS! SEASON 1 with cast members Peyton Kennedy,Jahi Winston,Patch Darragh, Claudine Nako, Rio Mangini, Quinn Liebling, Sydney Sweeney, Elijah Stevenson, Nicole McCullough, Abi Brittle, and Jalon Howard.
Set in the real life town of Boring, Oregon in 1996, Everything Sucks! is a quirky, funny coming of age story that revolves around Boring High School’s A/V Club and Drama Club— two crews of nerdy-edgy outsiders, who join forces to make a movie and endure the purgatory known as high school.
Also there: Creators and Executive Producers Ben York Jones and Michael Mohan, Executive Producers Jeff Pinkner and Scott Rosenberg; Netflix’s VP of Content Acquisition Cindy Holland and actors Paris Berelc, Jack Griffo.
Everything Sucks! launched globally on Netflix last week.
For the holiday season, Stella Artois & John Legend came together to Give Beautifully. Together they are gifting the creation of “Under the Stars,” the first ever duet with the sound of actual stars.
This exclusive original holiday song, written and performed by Legend, was created to pay homage to the brand’s name, “Stella,” which directly translates to “star.”
Inspired by the raw emotional connections family and friends yearn for during the holidays, “Under the Stars” is written to convey the feelings people experience when they gaze at the night sky; stars are a source of inspiration, optimism and dreams.
America can stream this free musical gift from Stella Artois exclusively at www.StellaArtois.com.
That’s American Idol finalist Constantine Maroulis who made time to attend the10th Annual ESPN The Magazine Pre-Draft Party at The IAC Building downtown.
Others getting sporty included Michael Strahan,Tyson Beckford, Ice-T and wife Coco.
The super-talented 37-year old Brooklyn born, New Jersey raised Jekyll & Hyde star who lives in Kips Bay, can be seen in the limited run at the Marquis Theatre through June 30.
Stella Artois teamed up with one of my favorites John Legend to set the mood for a summer of sophisticated hosting experiences with the launch of the brand’s ‘Host Beautifully’ campaign.
The brand partnered with Legend to kick-off the program by throwing a chic soiree in a beautiful ranch just outside of Los Angeles to unveil “The A-Z Guide to Host Beautifully,” an expert-developed guide to inspire the next generation of great hosts.
The award-winning singer serenaded guests with an intimate, musical performance, which included chart-toppers like “Ordinary People” and “All of Me” as he raised a Chalice to months of entertaining during the summer ahead.
The crowd later ended the night with a toast in a spectacular hot air balloons over the skies of Southern California at dusk.
Legend was heard discussing his tips on how to “Host Beautifully” from setting the mood with music to his personal BBQ tips, to cooking with his wife Chrissy Teigen, and their upcoming move from NYC to LA.
He also discussed his new HBO documentary, “Southern Rites” and new summer tour plans.
Visit www.HostBeautifully.com to access “The A-Z Guide to Host Beautifully” and learn more about the Stella Artois “Host Beautifully” campaign.
Deborah F. Bancroft, Kelly Taxter, Clare Bell
(photo credit BFA)
Mercedes de Guardiola, Lizzie Asher, Casey Kohlberg (photo credit BFA)
The Parrish Art Museum’s Midsummer Weekend—a benefit for the Museum comprising three distinct events that bring together artists, art collectors, curators, philanthropists, and business leaders from the Hamptons, New York City, and beyond—raised over $1 million to benefit the Parrish. The Midsummer Dance on August 13 featured a DJ Set by James Murphy (DFA Records/LCD Soundsystem); Dorothy Lichtenstein was the Honorary Chair of the Saturday Midsummer Dinner where artist Tomashi Jackson was honored; and the Midsummer Family benefit on Sunday, August 15, featured a performance by the National Circus Project and a collaborative mural workshop with artist Nathan Carter.
At the Midsummer Dance, Parrish Director Kelly Taxter and event chair Larry Milstein gave opening remarks and introduced James Murphy. The Midsummer Dinner featured remarks by Board President Mary E. Frank, Dorothy Lichtenstein, and Taxter. Ashley James, Ph.D., Guggenheim Museum Associate Curator, Contemporary Art, introduced Tomashi Jackson, who was unable to attend and addressed guests through a video statement. Jackson’s exhibition The Land Claim and Roy Lichtenstein: History in the Making, 1948–1960 are currently on view in the museum. Guests had the opportunity to view those and other special exhibitions as well as the outdoor exhibition Field of Dreams.Guests at the Midsummer Family benefit, co-chaired by Darice Fadeyi and Samantha Brand, experienced a performance by the National Circus Project, participated in a collaborative mural led by artist Nathan Carter, and enjoyed a barbecue dinner and ice cream truck.
The Midsummer Dance was chaired by Larry Milstein. The host committee included: Lizzie Asher, Serena Bancroft, Jesse Bongiovi, Jack Brinkley-Cook, Sophia Cohen, Ben Djaha, Warren Elgort, Rachel Feinstein, Carolyn Floersheimer, Alessandro Ford-Rippolone, Andrea Franchini & Cian Connor, Alexander Mason Hankin, J. Logan Horne, Sheree Hovsepian & Rashid Johnson, Kit Keenan, Vajra Kingsley, Shantell Martin, Georgia McLanahan, Noor Pahlavi, Arielle Patrick, Tripoli Patterson, Emma Portner, Joshua Pulman, Steven R. Sachs, Sydney Sadick, Ally Shapiro, Shari Siadat, Jack Siebert, Elise Taylor, Melissa Urfirer Gottesman, and Jake Wildstein.
Timo Weiland, Shantell Martin, Kit Keenan (photo credit BFA)
The Midsummer Dinner’s Artist Honoree was Tomashi Jackson. The honorary chair for the evening was Dorothy Lichtenstein, with Deborah F. Bancroft and Preston T. Phillips as the co-chairs. The host committee included: Mary and Howard S. Frank, Christina and Alan MacDonald, Sandy and Stephen Perlbinder, Patti and Mark Renton, and Robin and Frederic M. Seegal. Christie’s, Sara Friedlander was the auction host and deputy chairman.
Midsummer Family was co-chaired by Samantha Brand and Darice Fadeyi
Sponsors for the weekend: Midsummer Weekend Sponsor, Yieldstreet; Midsummer Dinner Sponsor, Chantecaille; Midsummer Dance Sponsor, Saks.
Celebrities attend The World Premiere of “THE EMOJI MOVIE” at Regency Village Theatre in Westwood.
Featuring: Tamra Judge
Where: Los Angeles, California, United States
When: 23 Jul 2017
Credit: Brian To/WENN.com
Credit: Brian To/WENN.co
Tamra Judge of Real Housewives of Orange County has taken fitness to a new level.
The soon-to-be fifty year old blonde hottie, one of the most exciting cast members of the hit Bravo series, looked beyond fantastic at the world premiere of The Emoji Movie at Regency Village Theater in Westwood, CA this week.
After rigorous training, Judge reinvented her body after opening a fitness studio with husband Eddie, and even competed in her first Musclemania Competition last year, amazingly placing first in her division.
British singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran‘s songs showcase his acoustic soul, heartfelt lyrics, and some pretty wicked rapping skills.
Over the past few years, Sheeran has taken America by storm, starting with his 2012 mega-hit “The A Team,” which was followed by a spot on Taylor Swift‘s 2013 tour.
In some ways, Sheeran’s a male version of Swift: young, talented, ambitious, supremely confident, and unafraid to leap across musical genres and write songs inspired by people in his life.
”In the June 29 issue of Parade, Sheeran opens up about his new album, rise to fame, his love life, and why he doesn’t think he’ll be “living this life in 10 years’ time.”
The song “Afire Love,” off his new album, x (a.k.a. Multiply) [just released], is about his grandfather Bill. “I finished writing it on the day of his funeral,” Sheeran, 23, tells Parade contributor David Browne, “and played it for my whole family. Before it went any further, I needed to get the blessing of the people I care about.”
And if you’re wondering, “Don’t,” a bitter song of romantic betrayal, is “about someone who’s well known, but not Taylor,” says Sheeran, who has denied ever dating Swift (rumor has it that fellow Brit pop sensation Ellie Goulding is the song’s subject).
He’s even got a 10-year plan. “I know this isn’t going to last forever. Now is the time when I’m making my musical statements and being cool and going to parties. But I don’t think I’ll be living this life in 10 years’ time. If I am, please slap me.” Where will he be instead? “Back home, bunch of kids,” he says without hesitation. “At 33, I should be starting to settle down.” He won’t name his current girlfriend, though he says she’s a chef.”
Also, Sheeran dishes on trashing a hotel room (then putting it all back together!), making friends with Courteney Cox and Jennifer Aniston, and much more in the June 29 issue of Parade.
What’s Ed’s most embarrassing moment? And when was the last time he cried? Find out, watch Parade‘s behind-the-scenes exclusive video below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HM8vqzvg0DE
Here is one of the latest videos on Harper’s BAZAAR’sYouTube Channel.
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The latest episode of Food Diaries features actress, businesswoman, co-founder of Fabletics and mother to three, Kate Hudson. Kate breaks down a typical day of eats—from celery juice and soft-boiled eggs in the morning, to creamy pasta dishes and roasted chicken for dinner, and a few of Goldie Hawn’s favorite recipes, too.
Harper’s BAZAAR recently followed ‘Insecure’ creator and star Issa Rae as she prepared for this year’s unorthodox Emmy Awards. Instead of watching from the comfort of her home, Rae and her co-stars gathered at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood California, where they tuned in to the remotely filmed ceremony while dressed to the nines. While getting ready for the special night (‘Insecure’ had eight nominations), Rae spilled secrets about her co-stars, looked back at her favorite red carpet looks, and spoke on inclusivity and representation in the television industry.
Antonio Banderas is on top of the world while promoting his new sci-fi thriller ‘Automata’ at the 62nd San Sebastian Film Festival over the weekend.
The Spanish heartthrob’s soon-to-be-ex-wife; actress Melanie Griffith, a co-star in the film, was a no-show at the time of the photo-call and seen in NYC with their daughter Stella.
The fifty-four year old ‘Avita‘ star just recently came out in public with new girlfriend, Dutch investment consultant Nicole Kempel.
Griffith and Banderas married in 1996.
The movie which opens October 10 also co-stars Dylan McDermott.
