From Adele to RZA, ‘Soundbreaking’ Tells Stories from Music’s Cutting Edge
It’s a music lover’s dream, an eight-part exploration of innovations and insights across all musical genres over the past century, featuring unreleased footage and interviews with more than 150 artists in a series produced by the late Sir George Martin in what can now be considered his swan song to the music industry. Martin, who produced much of the Beatles catalog and continued work with them on some of their solo projects as well...
Beauty Abounds at My Face My Body Awards
The first-ever American edition of the My Face My Body Awards drew a glamorous black-tie crowd to the Montage Hotel in Beverly Hills for a gala dinner and ceremonies complete with Cirque du Soleil-like entertainment on November 5. The awards are voted on by consumers and judged by industry leaders within the medical aesthetics and beauty industries, with the goal of recognizing brands for their product innovation and for...
Celebrating Home Design Inspiration at the West Edge Design Fair
Santa Monica’s Barker Hangar was filled with revelers and design aficionados as the fourth edition of the West Edge Design Fair kicked off with an opening night party Thursday benefiting the Los Angeles Ronald McDonald House. Among the many attractions were more than 20 Schwinn bicycles up for auction designed by Lisa Adams of LA Closet Design, Amy Devers, Kelly Edwards, Portola Paints, Peter Gurski and Pinterest. Guests enjoyed...
Alec Baldwin Has a New Hosting Gig and No, It’s Not on ‘SNL’
The outcome of next Tuesday’s presidential election determines not only the future direction of the United States, but how often we’ll see Alec Baldwin performing his bombastic, satirical spoof of Donald Trump on “Saturday Night Live.” Regardless of what happens on Election Day, Baldwin, best known as the powerful boss on “30 Rock” and for a number of roles in films going back to the late 80s, already has another regular TV gig lined...
70 Years of Hispanics in Television — Going All the Way Back to ‘I Love Lucy’
The spirits of Desi Arnaz and Lucille Ball were in the room as the Paley Center for Media celebrated seven decades of Hispanic achievements in television in a gala event Monday night at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel that brought out some of the biggest names in the business. There was so much rich, artistic heritage to acknowledge that it was impossible to get it all into one night, although the content was nonstop. “We will demonstrate...
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