The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures, which held its fourth annual gala tonight, raised over $11 million to support the museum’s initiatives. Dedicated to the arts, sciences, and artists of moviemaking, the gala was generously presented in partnership with Rolex. The celebratory evening, commemorating the acclaimed museum’s three-year anniversary, was a star-studded affair that honored three Hollywood icons for their contributions to film both past and present. Gala co-chair Eva
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Ticketed – Academy Award-winning filmmaker and #1 New York Times bestselling author Quentin Tarantino has announced a multi-city book tour to celebrate the publication of CINEMA SPECULATION, his long-awaited non-fiction debut. Starting in Los Angeles, the tour will stop in five cities across the U.S. The intimate evenings will feature Tarantino in conversation with several notable film critics and film historians. In addition to the discussion, Tarantino will be reading
Editor-in-Chief of W Magazine, Sara Moonves, along with W’s Editor-at-Large, Lynn Hirschberg kicked off Golden Globes weekend with the Best Performances Party Friday night. The annual star-studded affair took place in the penthouse at the Chateau Marmont in celebration of the magazine’s Best Performances Issue and the Golden Globes. Partygoers for the must-attend event among Hollywood’s A-listers included current W cover stars Adam Driver, Chris Evans, Joaquin Phoenix, and Laura
This weekend, The Sundance Institute brought a bite-sized portion of their flagship festival for the fifth year with Sundance Next Fest. Acting as an extended limb of sorts for the “Next” category in Utah’s premiere festival, the weekend showcased a wide array of upcoming visionary talent. From Janicsza Bravo’s Brett Gelman vehicle Lemon, to Marvin Lemus’ episodic tribute to Boyle Heights in Genti-Fied. That wasn’t all the fest offered, as
If you know anything about the independent film scene, or film in general, you’ve probably heard of Sundance Film Festival at some point in your life. The flagship two-week long event in January, one of the most notable in the world’s film festival circuit, is known for its reputation to bring the boldest, freshest, and most intriguing of the upcoming film scene. On top of their
Ticketed – Kick off NEXT FEST with a special 25th anniversary screening of Reservoir Dogs on 35mm print and join us in presenting @Quentin Tarantino with Sundance Institute’s Vanguard Leadership Award, honoring his distinguished career in filmmaking and advocacy of independent voices. Once the sun sets on Reservoir Dogs, take the festival outside for the After Dark opening night party presented by Acura to enjoy music, drinks, food, games, and
The winners of the 18th Costume Designers Guild Awards were announced at the beginning of this years Oscar Week, which was hosted by actress Betsy Brandt. The Guild handed out competitive awards for Costume Design Excellence in seven categories for film, television, and short-form design. Lacoste has been a supporter of the CDGA for more than a decade and returned as presenting sponsor for the sixth consecutive year. The Guild
Invite Only – The star-studded 18th Costume Designers Guild Awards with Presenting Sponsor LACOSTE will take place on Tuesday, February 23, 2016 at the Beverly Hilton Hotel. Acclaimed film director, screenwriter, producer and actor Quentin Tarantino, and veteran Costume Designer Ellen Mirojnick, will receive honorary awards. Quentin Tarantino will receive the Distinguished Collaborator Award in recognition of his creative partnerships with Costume Designers.
In the midst of the 73rd annual Golden Globes, W Magazine threw an elegant soirée at the Chateau Marmont filled up with black and white pictures from their “Best Performances” Issue. As the evening began, paparazzis as usual crept up in front of the entrance of the Chateau waiting for the stars including Elizabeth Banks, Kristen Wiig, Suki Waterhouse and more to get dropped off in their Audi all-new 2017
Ticketed – Quentin Tarantino revisits the Western following Django Unchained (2012) in grand fashion with this latest Ultra Panavision 70 spectacle, The Hateful Eight. Shot on 65mm film stock and released initially on the almost-obsolete super widescreen 70mm projection format, complete with an overture and intermission, The Hateful Eight brings back a bygone era of cinema when movie-going was a glitzy event. A Q&A with Quentin Tarantino follows the screening.
