Sleek and Sexy Hair, Styled by Toyomi Ishikura and Mika Fowler At Gavert Atelier
Walk into the light, bright, airy space that is Gavert Atelier in Beverly Hills – with a prime location, right across the street from Neiman Marcus – and you are immediately transported into a serene beauty sanctum. Unlike many other top-notch salons that are noisy from the sound of blow dryers or otherwise frenetic, this one exudes a sense of calm, even during busy times. After being warmly greeted by the friendly...
MTV Returns to its Roots With an Artist-Focused Initiative
More than three decades after its debut created a seismic shift in the pop culture landscape, it can be very easy to forget that MTV still stands for music television. That also makes it surprising to learn that 1,200 hours of music videos are aired each week across the Viacom family of networks, including MTV, CMT, and VH1 that reach 100 million homes in TV-land and 60 million online via digital and social screens. It’s...
Tarte is Making a Splash with Summer Color Cosmetics and Skincare
Summer fun is just around the corner, and there was no better way to get in the swim of things than with a special preview put on by the synchronized swimming group, the Aqualillies and Tarte cosmetics. The Aqualillies took to the pool to promote the new limited edition summer line of waterproof makeup, which includes a gorgeous eye and cheek palette, mascara, eyeliner and lipstick, all formulated with Amazonian clay. ...
Get Your Hands on a Water-Resistant, Fragrance-Free New Hand Cream
Technology comes into play not only in what we hold in our hands—smartphones, tablets and the like—but in our hands themselves. And as skincare technology has improved, so have the products that are meant for alleviating dry and chapped hands, one of the most common of all issues, especially amongst those who wash their hands often. One of the best we’ve found is the new CeraVe Therapeutic Hand Cream from Valeant...
The Legendary Lorne Gives the Long–and Short–of SNL’s Storied Past
With the exception of his brief but fairly regular cameos on “Saturday Night Live,” its executive producer Lorne Michaels is a man who prefers to work behind the scenes, someone who doesn’t normally seek the spotlight. But as one of the most powerful producers in the business, he was the laser focus of attention at the Beverly Hilton’s International Ballroom, in the hot seat alongside one of the many comedic actors whose...
Follow The Atkin Report
