Vanity Fair (photo via), with the help of Grey Goose and other numerous sponsors, will host the main portion of the events throughout Oscar Week, with the release of their annual Hollywood Issue. Here is your guide to Vanity Fair’s events throughout Oscar Week: Tuesday February 17th – Vanity Fair & Fiat Young Hollywood Celebration – Invite Only Location: No Vacancy, 8pm Vanity Fair and Fiat (photo via) hosts their
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Hollyhock House, a historic landmark, is the first house that Frank Lloyd Wright himself designed in Los Angeles. This masterpiece lives in Barnsdall Art Park, in the proximity of Hollywood and Los Feliz. The theme of the house was the hollyhock flower, which was oil heiress Aline Barnsdalls favorite. She commissioned Frank Lloyd Wright in the 1920s to build the house on this 36-acre hilltop site. The City of Los
John R Hamilton is a renowned photographer, known for his snaps of celebrities such as Clint Eastwood and John Wayne. Hamilton, who passed exactly 18 years ago, began his career as a magazine photographer and segued into movie and celebrity photography in 1956, shooting on the set of the John Ford classic western The Searchers, which starred Wayne. Hamilton continued taking photographs on the sets of some 77 films, including
ClassPass is a subscription service that offers unlimited monthly access to various fitness classes around town. ClassPass works by giving users unlimited access to any of the studios or classes on the ClassPass platform (which is over 500) for just $99/month. The only caveat is that users can not return to the same class more than three times in a month. This keeps people actually going to work out because
Think about the Series 2 exhibition as a mix of Tupac’s Hologram meets Andy Warhol meets high fashion design house Louis Vuitton. See picture below (photo via) The visuals involved in this exhibition pushed the Digital Age boundaries, and really exposed how far we have come in terms of technology. The picture above is Louis Vuitton‘s Infinite Show, a 360 degree projection of their Spring/Summer 2015 runway presentation. There is
Following all of the pre-Grammy events and the actual Grammys, it was finally time for the after celebration of this nonstop music weekend. Pandora radio with the help of TMobile treated us to an epic afterparty filled with cocktails and hors d’oeuvres. Lil Jon performed at this event and had Create ‘turnt up’ and ‘down for what.’ You can check Lil Jon‘s Pandora mix HERE. It was the best way
We arrive at the beginning of DJ Mustard‘s set. I’ve got a bag full of tiny paintings I made for the show. They are all Big Sean or DJ Mustard related (see picture below). I plan to hand them out to people in the audience. Why you ask? Just because. When we walk in, Mustard is bumping Dr. Dre‘s Next Episode. The bass is so loud, yet so perfect. I
Nielsen hosted their annual Pre-Grammy party at Hyde on Sunset with performances by Bastille and Preservation Hall Jazz Band. They had John Legend perform at their 2014 Grammy Party, because they appreciate pure talent for their performances. Nielsen is a leading global information and measurement company that enables companies to understand consumers and consumer behavior. Nielsen measures and monitors what consumers watch (programming, advertising) and what consumers buy (categories, brands,
Last night, Galore Magazine hosted their “Ladies Night” Grammy Party at 1 OAK. We were a little upset that it wasn’t an open bar, especially since a drink at 1 OAK is $15, but we recovered from that quickly when we joined Charli XCX table. Charli XCX was hosting this gig, and had a table behind the DJ booth. We meet her whole british team, which included good friends Icona
The main act for the Rolling Stone x Google Play Grammy Party was Donald Glover, aka Childish Gambino. He holds a Grammy nomination for best rap album on Because of The Internet, which was one of the highest selling rap albums of the year. It is a known fact that Childish Gambino is an incredible performer, and he was. In his Hot 97 interview with Rosenberg (source via), he says
