Reality TV's Favourite Family...The Kardashian Clan Channels their inner PLuSHosity!Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Kardashian Clan
Reality TV's Favourite Family...The Kardashian Clan Channels their inner PLuSHosity!
La Perle Noir
Look Out for Design Label La Perle Noir {Latex} by Miss Shonie COMING SOON!!!
PE Approved!
Monday, February 21, 2011
Tassja Dawn Release♡Party
{Click Image to Enlarge}Set Fridays @ Loki
PRESENTS
The VERY FIRST Single Release Party for New Single
by
TASSJA DAWN
"Mr. Black"
PE Will Be In Attendance! See You There!!!
TASSJA DAWN
"Mr. Black"
PE Will Be In Attendance! See You There!!!
Get► L.I.V.E ~ Held Exclusively @Ryerson University
Monday February 28 (1:00pm) - March 5 (1:30am)
L.I.V.E. Live to Inspire Via Education 6 Day Hip Hop Festival @Ryerson University
L.I.V.E. Live to Inspire Via Education Hip Hop Festival at Ryerson University is the FIRST-EVER, education-focused Hip Hop festival in Canada, entirely run by students.
Local and international artists and educators will treat attendees to captivating exhibits, live artistic demonstrations, thought-provoking discussions, a fashion show and concert.
L.I.V.E. groundbreaking event is open to EVERYONE. There is FREE ENTRANCE with canned/non-perishable food and/or clothing donation(s).
Special Guests Include:
DJ Ali Shaheed Muhammed (of legendary Hip Hop group, "A Tribe Called Quest")
Joell Ortiz
Ernie Paniccioli (pioneering Hip Hop photographer)
Master T
Michie Mee
Nomadic Massive
Joseph "Deadlee" Lee
Dalton Higgins
Thrust
Mel Boogie
Isis
Motion
Jason Richards
Professor & Icon Ron Nelson
Ryerson Professor & Artist, David Brame
Mark V. Campbell
Dr. Andrew Dubois
Dr. Remi Warner
Griz on the Grind
Amanda Parris
& MORE!
REGISTER NOW at http://www.livehiphopfestival.blogspot.com/ to secure a spot at any of the exciting events held during the week-long festival!
PLuSH Embassy will see you there!
A §ToOSH! Frame of Mind
Our Ultra PLuSH friend Ms Duke over @ SToOSH! is a Masterpiece Framework FAV of ours. When browsing the SToOSH Online Big Cartel PE, not surprisingly, fell in love with the SToOSH! Andy Warhol & Abu Dhabi Collections...
Abu Dhabi Collection
Andy Warhol Collection...
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My Empowoment ツ
PRESS RELEASEEmpoWOMENt Tweet-a-Thon
“One Life, One Love, A Powerful You!”
“One Life, One Love, A Powerful You!”
International Women’s Day, celebrates the economic, political, and social achievements of women worldwide. EmpoWOMENt is an international grassroots initiative that encourages women to promote and embrace one’s own self-actualization by using positive thinking to make change, through growth that is self-initiated, and never ending.
Our goal is to donate a $1 to a local and international charity, for every tweet that includes "#empowoment" The local charity will be Honey Shine Mentoring Program (a program of Alonzo Mourning Charities, http://www.honeyshine.org/), and the international organization will be the Global Fund for Women (http://www.globalfundforwomen.org/). Each organization supports women and girls, who are experiencing challenges and difficulties, at different points in their life and utilizes various resources to empower these women and girls to live their best lives.
Join us on March 8, 2011 on http://www.twitter.com/ for the EmpoWOMENt Tweet-A-Thon from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Please be sure to use hashtag “#empowoment” on that day.
Our goal is to donate a $1 to a local and international charity, for every tweet that includes "#empowoment" The local charity will be Honey Shine Mentoring Program (a program of Alonzo Mourning Charities, http://www.honeyshine.org/), and the international organization will be the Global Fund for Women (http://www.globalfundforwomen.org/). Each organization supports women and girls, who are experiencing challenges and difficulties, at different points in their life and utilizes various resources to empower these women and girls to live their best lives.
Join us on March 8, 2011 on http://www.twitter.com/ for the EmpoWOMENt Tweet-A-Thon from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Please be sure to use hashtag “#empowoment” on that day.
Social Esquire is a team of successful and talented young female attorneys located in the South Florida. We organize exclusive events that bring together diverse groups of professionals, entrepreneurs, and the upwardly mobile. Each individual female attorney brings a touch of creativity and excellence that distinguishes this group from any other. Attorneys by trade, Social Esquires by heart, these dynamic women color outside the line, live outside of the box, and plan events beyond your expectations.Contact:
Rochelle Gapere, Partner
Social Esquire, LLC
(305) 588 - 7624
http://www.socialesquire.com/
Sunday, February 20, 2011
Accentuating African♔Aesthetic in Fashion Illustration
These illustrations were done by, none other than, Vanity Fair Magazine's Fashion & Style Director MICHAEL ROBERTS who joined Vanity Fair as fashion and style director in 2006. He has also published four books of illustrations: The Jungle ABC (Callaway, 1998), Mumbo Jumbo (Callaway, 2000), Snowman in Paradise (Chronicle, 2004), and The Snippy World of New Yorker Fashion Artist Michael Roberts (L7/Steidl, 2005). 
Thursday, February 17, 2011
PLuSH Paparazzi► Inside the Hollywood Reporter
Halle Berry puts her admiring arm around Sir Sidney Poitier on the cover of The Hollywood Reporter 80th Anniversary Legends Issue.THR features the 'biggest names in the business, both on screen and off, who have made a mark during our 80-year history.'
Halle and Sidney were recognized for being the first African-Americans to win Oscars for best actor and actress.
PLuSH Profile►Tony Clomax Featured in XI MagOnline
It's always great to see family doing well in life and my uncle Tony out in NY is no exception.
So without further ado...
"The old adage, when one door closes another one opens has never been truer than in the case of writer, director and producer Tony Clomax.
Shortly after funding fell through on a film project, Clomax decided to keep himself busy by creating the web series entitled “12-Steps to Recovery” about a newly-single man dealing with a difficult break-up. “I felt the need to do something to show investors I can be trusted with a million dollars to direct a film and felt a short was not enough,” said Clomax. But what started out as a small, online project has turned into a successful, funny and well-written show about relationships in New York City. “I wanted to write something that everyone could relate to,” said Clomax of his idea to write about dating. “I used a lot of my own experiences and those of my friends as a starting point,” and it ultimately paid off.
12-Steps to Recovery centers around Parrish Diaz (Kaleber Soze)- a recently-dumped man mourning the loss of his relationship- and his friends Blue (Stephen Hill) and Dani (Erika Myers), who try to snap Parrish out of his depression by setting him up on a dozen blind dates.
In his approach to creating online programming, Clomax made some rules for himself; the first being flexibility with the running time of the shows. “I didn’t create a time limit for episodes…as long as it’s worth watching, people will watch,” he states. Within each episode, Clomax also decided he’d “…introduce something and wrap something up…” and most importantly have at least two jokes per page. “If your audience watches for seven minutes and hasn’t laughed, then you’d better [have produced] a drama!”
Luckily for Clomax, the audience was laughing and loving every episode, and soon after the industry took note. After handing out promotional material for 12-Steps to Recovery at film festivals and following up with key people, the web series was picked up by the Black Broadcasting Network and can be seen On Demand wherever BBN is available. “I’m definitely thankful,” said Clomax. “By doing the web series I was invited to join the Writers Guild [of America]…it has allowed us to get on TV and it has definitely opened doors for other projects.”
Those new “opened doors” include collaborating with legendary funny-man Paul Mooney, who will be joining the 12-Steps cast as Parrish’s father. “Paul Mooney thinks my show is funny is exciting!” said Clomax. “I really look forward to working with him and directing him.” He has also been approached by others looking for tips on producing a successful web series. Together with producer Emelyn Stuart, Clomax is organizing a one-day seminar on web series’ from conception to production.
His number one piece of advice? “You have to pay to play. If you don’t invest in yourself why should anyone invest in you? If you’re not willing to spend some money to get quality production why should an investor do so? You have to do for self.” Clomax’s philosophy stems from seeing actors like Clint Eastwood and Sidney Poitier step behind the camera and take control of their careers. His admiration for Eastwood and Poitier and their work served as Clomax’s own inspiration to go to film school.
But Clomax doesn’t subscribe to the idea that everyone needs film school to be a filmmaker. He does, however, emphasize a need to learn the fundamentals whether it’s from a book or a seminar or a mentor, or the work won’t be the best quality.
“Especially people of color- we have to raise the bar,” adds Clomax, noting an outcry from the African-American community at yet another Oscar season with no nominations for Black actors, to which he replied, “but who deserved a nomination? There was nothing [Oscar-worthy] out [this year]!”
As for 12-Steps to Recovery, Clomax said, “I know how Season One is going to end. I know what’s going to happen with [Parrish’s] love life. The structure of the series has been created.”
SOURCE
Shortly after funding fell through on a film project, Clomax decided to keep himself busy by creating the web series entitled “12-Steps to Recovery” about a newly-single man dealing with a difficult break-up. “I felt the need to do something to show investors I can be trusted with a million dollars to direct a film and felt a short was not enough,” said Clomax. But what started out as a small, online project has turned into a successful, funny and well-written show about relationships in New York City. “I wanted to write something that everyone could relate to,” said Clomax of his idea to write about dating. “I used a lot of my own experiences and those of my friends as a starting point,” and it ultimately paid off.
12-Steps to Recovery centers around Parrish Diaz (Kaleber Soze)- a recently-dumped man mourning the loss of his relationship- and his friends Blue (Stephen Hill) and Dani (Erika Myers), who try to snap Parrish out of his depression by setting him up on a dozen blind dates.
In his approach to creating online programming, Clomax made some rules for himself; the first being flexibility with the running time of the shows. “I didn’t create a time limit for episodes…as long as it’s worth watching, people will watch,” he states. Within each episode, Clomax also decided he’d “…introduce something and wrap something up…” and most importantly have at least two jokes per page. “If your audience watches for seven minutes and hasn’t laughed, then you’d better [have produced] a drama!”Luckily for Clomax, the audience was laughing and loving every episode, and soon after the industry took note. After handing out promotional material for 12-Steps to Recovery at film festivals and following up with key people, the web series was picked up by the Black Broadcasting Network and can be seen On Demand wherever BBN is available. “I’m definitely thankful,” said Clomax. “By doing the web series I was invited to join the Writers Guild [of America]…it has allowed us to get on TV and it has definitely opened doors for other projects.”
Those new “opened doors” include collaborating with legendary funny-man Paul Mooney, who will be joining the 12-Steps cast as Parrish’s father. “Paul Mooney thinks my show is funny is exciting!” said Clomax. “I really look forward to working with him and directing him.” He has also been approached by others looking for tips on producing a successful web series. Together with producer Emelyn Stuart, Clomax is organizing a one-day seminar on web series’ from conception to production.His number one piece of advice? “You have to pay to play. If you don’t invest in yourself why should anyone invest in you? If you’re not willing to spend some money to get quality production why should an investor do so? You have to do for self.” Clomax’s philosophy stems from seeing actors like Clint Eastwood and Sidney Poitier step behind the camera and take control of their careers. His admiration for Eastwood and Poitier and their work served as Clomax’s own inspiration to go to film school.
But Clomax doesn’t subscribe to the idea that everyone needs film school to be a filmmaker. He does, however, emphasize a need to learn the fundamentals whether it’s from a book or a seminar or a mentor, or the work won’t be the best quality.
“Especially people of color- we have to raise the bar,” adds Clomax, noting an outcry from the African-American community at yet another Oscar season with no nominations for Black actors, to which he replied, “but who deserved a nomination? There was nothing [Oscar-worthy] out [this year]!”
As for 12-Steps to Recovery, Clomax said, “I know how Season One is going to end. I know what’s going to happen with [Parrish’s] love life. The structure of the series has been created.”
SOURCE
PE Approved!
Thursday, February 3, 2011
Chri§ette Michele in YRB Magazine
I ♥ Chrisette Michele's new CD Let Freedom Reign it's absolutely liberating!
"Freedom is believing that you deserve a significant placement in the grand scheme of the universe. Being number 1 in your individual race is your responsibility to your given cause. Listen for the signal, run the course and finish on top."
"The freedom to let go is as powerful as the freedom to love. Emptying the secret place we call our heart allows us new space for better and greater."
"I've looked in the mirror and said to that reflection, 'leave me alone would you?!' And it looked back at me and said 'I'm not your friend honey, I'm your life! As quiet as it's kept, I'm a brown-skinned Rock Star in my head. Nobody knows it but me."
PE Approved!
PLuSH 5 @ the 2011 Screen Actors Guild Awards
Top 5 PLuSH dresses goes to {in no particular order} ...
Claire Danes ^ in Louis Vuitton
Hailee Steinfeld ^ in Prada
January Jones ^ in Carolina Herrera 
Kim Kardashian ^ in Marchesa 
Mila Kunis ^ in Alexander McQueen PE Approved!
BarCode Biznazz
Gwen Steffani fashion trailblazer sports a PLuSH technicoloured bar code coat in wintry weathersツ
PE Approved!
Khloe Kardashian in YRB Magazine
Khloe Kardashian Odom looks Hot Hot Hot in her new spread for YRB Mag!
Go Khloe, it's your birthday!!!
Photographer: Mike Ruiz Stylist: Darius Baptist
PE Approved!
PE Approved!
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Kerry Washington in LA Times Magazine
HAIR: Chuck AmosMAKEUP: Sam Fine
MANICURIST: Elle
SET DESIGN: Sam Cook
Max Mara bodysuit: $625; silk skinny belt: $150, http://www.maxmara.com/ Philip Treacy hand-blocked disc in paper hat: $1,083, http://www.philiptreacy.co.uk/
Manish Arora cutout patchwork dress: $2,723, http://www.beyond7boutique.com/ Alexandre Herchcovitch green platform pumps: $217, http://www.herchcovitch.uol.com.br/
Manish Arora sequin coat: $5,776, http://www.beyond7boutique.com/
Versace red gown with cutouts: $6,295, http://www.versace.com/. Alexandre Herchcovitch red platform pumps: $217, http://www.herchcovitch.uol.com.br/PE Approved!
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