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Panthera Collection Launch Party to Aid the HELP Malawi Foundation

On April 19, 2007, the H.E.L.P. Malawi Foundation along with actress Mena Suvari, Lubov Azria and prominent jewelry designer Lori Leavitt, hosted an event to launch the Panthera Jewelry Collection at the Max Azria store in Los Angeles, CA

Rachel Grant De Longueuil - My February 2007 A Diary of an Actress

Just when you think Christmas carousing and New Year’s greetings are finally over here comes the month of February – award ceremonies, parties, the Superbowl, NBA All-Star Weekend, Mardi Gras, and red carpet events galore!

Everyone Flipped Out with Get Flipped!

LA Splash Magazine invited Get Flipped! to join its quarterly appreciation party at Facade in Hollywood, and everyone flipped out!

LA Splash's Hollywood Bash at Facade

Writers and readers of LA Splash Magazine were invited to Facade in Hollywood on Friday April 20th for Splashs quarterly celebration with complimentary cocktails, cuisine, and entertainment, as appreciation for their work

The Odd Couple (Female Version) - Review

After three weeks, the honeymoon is over in true Neil Simon fashion, with jokes and dysfunctional love

The 2007 Nickelodeon Kids Choice Awards

The 2007 Nickelodeons Kids Choice Awards does one great thing every year have fun! The slight difference today is that theyre more mature. Happy 20th birthday Nickelodeon!

The Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles - Beyond Bollywood

The 5th Annual Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles (IFFLA) opened on Tuesday, April 17, at the ArcLight in Hollywood, with a red carpet event

Spider-Man Week in NYC runs April 30 to May 6

Everybodys friendly neighborhood Spider-Man is coming back to cinemas this May with the 3rd installment of the series and, because New York City is Spideys hometown, New York City is giving a week-long tribute to the wall crawling wonder

Away From Her Movie Review - A Heart Breaker

Away From Her will make you cry, make you laugh, then break your heart

Sister Cities Review

Sister Cities is a play that examines the importance of working through difficult family relationships while asking the question: is it ever a good idea to poison your sister

The Merry Widow at the LA Opera - Review

The Los Angeles Operas production of The Merry Widow at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion sweeps you away with waltz-time romance and foolish charm

Katie Crave

The Iron Curtain is gone, and, because of this, we have another lovely Russian beauty to admire

Where God Left His Shoes - A Salvatore Stabile Film

The Sixth Annual Tribeca Film Festival presents the World Premiere of "Where God Left His Shoes" a gritty portrayal of a Gulf War Vet deserted by the country he served

Brooklyn Rules - Film Review

Brooklyn Rules: a garden variety, crime drama about three young men growing up in Brooklyn during the era of John Gotti

Spiderman 3 Review - The Good, the Bad and the Duality

Sam Raimi is cooking again, serving us the latest installment of the Spiderman legacy that he has slaved to create for us

Brando: A Chronicle of Greatness

The Sixth Annual Tribeca Film Festival recently presented the World Premiere of "Brando" the film tribute to one of the greatest acting talents to have ever existed

Cyrille Margarit: An Exhibition of Passion

Internationally known French artist Cyrille Margarit's newest collection of work premiered at an invitation only event earlier this week in New York City

Assassins Review - A Musical by Stephen Sondheim

Steven Sondheim's Assassins is a bold and provocative portrait of nine distorted American dreams

Tim Gunn's Guide to Quality, Taste, and Style

Until four years, no one ever heard of Project Runway or the sophisticated host Tim Gunn

Wounded Review

Not unlike the staccato gunfire of an Iraqi battlefield, the Los Angeles Theater Ensembles return production of Wounded delivers slow, even plodding, moments punctuated by rapid bursts of anguish and intensity