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Flora Yukhnovich’s exhibition, “Four Seasons,” at The Frick Collection is a site-specific installation that directly responds to the museum’s permanent collection of paintings by French Rococo artist François Boucher.  Flora Yukhnovich, born in 1990, is a British painter known for her contemporary interpretation of the Rococo style. She developed herContinue Reading

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Mercer Labs Museum of Art and Technology, is an innovative museum spanning 36,000 square feet, it features 15 interactive exhibition spaces that blend art and technology to create immersive, multi-sensory experiences and a collaborative plataform where artists, musicians, filmmakers, designers, and creatives design ecosystems where diverse forms of creative expression thrive.Continue Reading

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Nymphia Wind, made her New York City theater debut at The Town Hall with her show, “BANANAS?”.   I saw some drag shows here and there in New York City but this might be one of the best I ever saw in my life. No wonder Nymphia Wind won the 2025Continue Reading

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“ROLLING STONE PRESENTS: AMPLIFIED” at ARTECHOUSE NYC, a virtual museum, nestled within the vibrant Chelsea Market, home of the big techs and various NYC tech start up hubs, promises an “immersive rock experience” and delivers on that front with a dazzling visual feast. Are you a music lover? Love liveContinue Reading

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Thousands flocked to Fifth Avenue this past Sunday for the annual Easter Parade and Bonnet Festival, a vibrant New York City tradition that dates back to the 1870s. The avenue, stretching from 49th to 57th Streets, transformed into a dazzling display of creativity as participants donned elaborate and whimsical hatsContinue Reading

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A private estate in Beverly Hills hosted an Academy Awards Celebration and viewing dinner on Sunday, March 10. Proceeds from the event benefitted Children Uniting Nations and Justice for Women International. Hosted by Mario Lopez and Daphna Ziman, the red carpet was rolled out for the stars and Marla GibbsContinue Reading

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Spring 2024 will turn up the volume on ethereal fashion (HOLLYWOOD PRESS CORPS) — Los Angeles, California — Let’s check out what the fashionistas are wearing and get a sneak peak at the upcoming trends for this spring.  Long, flowing pastel dresses will be all the rage. The goal? To look as if aContinue Reading

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Grand Hope Park in downtown Los Angeles was the location for the 2nd annual “Fashion with a Purpose” fashion show presented by Rionel Fisher and Tamela Robinson-Fisher of Restored Reflections. Hosted by KJLH radio personality Tammi Mac, the event took place on June 25, 2022. The event’s goal is toContinue Reading

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(HOLLYWOOD PRESS CORPS) — Worldwide — Sunday, March 13th, 2022 — Sai Suman just donned her New Spring/Summer’22 collection’s Custom couture Crystal gown at the 2022 Critics Choice Awards looking ravishing, and it deserves ALL the commotion. (L-R) Maggie Gyllenhaal and fashion designer Sai Suman (Footage by Adam Finmann ) But the Surprise factor wasContinue Reading

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An “Ugly Sweater” after party for OxeFit, hosted by NBA player Dwight Howard and arranged by PR Firm Jade Umbrella was held at SOHO Warehouse in Los Angeles following the Lakers/Suns game on Tuesday, December 21, 2021. VIP attendees were encouraged to wear their ugliest Christmas sweaters and many walkedContinue Reading