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Ángeles
Domínguez live
concert in New York during the
Fashion Week
Ángeles Domínguez songwriter and
singer born in Gran Canaria-Spain
offered a live concert in New York on
September 10, 2010
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Domínguez live
concert in New York during the
Fashion Week
Ángeles Domínguez songwriter and
singer born in Gran Canaria-Spain
offered a live concert in New York on
September 10, 2010
see more...
Arnau presented her latest collection Spring Summer2011
"Sun in the Night" on the runway at Couture Fashion Week
on September 10, 2010
The fashion show was held in the renowned Grand Ballroom
of the Waldorf-Astoria on Park Avenue, New York City.
Sun in the Night collection conveys a look inspired of the
Japanese ancient legends.
Vibrant and iridescent colors inspired of the nature ensuring
a proper environment for oriental tales. Shantung,
charmeuse and chiffon silk play the leads converted to
voluminous silhouettes, draping, pleated and geometric
effects merges comfort and elegance.
see more...
"Sun in the Night" on the runway at Couture Fashion Week
on September 10, 2010
The fashion show was held in the renowned Grand Ballroom
of the Waldorf-Astoria on Park Avenue, New York City.
Sun in the Night collection conveys a look inspired of the
Japanese ancient legends.
Vibrant and iridescent colors inspired of the nature ensuring
a proper environment for oriental tales. Shantung,
charmeuse and chiffon silk play the leads converted to
voluminous silhouettes, draping, pleated and geometric
effects merges comfort and elegance.
see more...
The Statue of Liberty, quietly watching the East Gate of America and stands the
same as when my Grandfather and Grandmother first saw it. They both came over
from Germany on the same boat many years ago, moved to Aurora, Illinois and first
met there and married!
same as when my Grandfather and Grandmother first saw it. They both came over
from Germany on the same boat many years ago, moved to Aurora, Illinois and first
met there and married!
The Evagiline Residence in
Greenwich Village where I lived in
New York for a short time at 18
years old. I remember having my
first date in the city with a young
man who wore a bowler hat, suit
and all the trimmings. He took me
to Mamma Leone's for dinner
where he ordered for me and
insisted I eat my asparagus. It
was our last date!
Greenwich Village where I lived in
New York for a short time at 18
years old. I remember having my
first date in the city with a young
man who wore a bowler hat, suit
and all the trimmings. He took me
to Mamma Leone's for dinner
where he ordered for me and
insisted I eat my asparagus. It
was our last date!
Oscars® Invade Grand Central Terminal
Beverly Hills, CA – Oscar® fans in New York
can be first in line to see the actual Oscar
statuettes that will be presented to the Best
Actor and Best Actress winners at the 83rd
Academy Awards® on Sunday, February 27.
The statuettes will be part of the Academy of
Motion Picture Arts and Sciences’ “Meet the
Oscars, Grand Central” at Vanderbilt Hall in
Grand Central Terminal. The exhibition will
open on Wednesday, February 23, with an
opening ceremony hosted by Oscar-winning
actress Whoopi Goldberg. Public viewing
hours are 1–7 p.m. on February 23, and 7–7 p.
m. through Sunday, February 27. Admission is
free.
“Meet the Oscars, Grand Central” will give
movie fans the opportunity to have their
picture taken holding an actual Oscar
statuette. In addition, the exhibition will
feature a display of Oscars in various stages
of completion, as manufactured by R.S. Owens
& Company in Chicago. The Best Picture
Oscar awarded to Billy Wilder for “The
Apartment” (1960) will also be on view.
On Friday, February 25, the statuettes
designated for this year’s Best Actor and Best
Actress will make their way back to Hollywood
where they will be reunited with the rest of the
Oscars to be presented on Oscar Night®.
Visitors who “check-in” at “Meet the Oscars,
Grand Central” via the Foursquare app on their
cell phone and show the screen to a “Meet the
Oscars” staffer will receive an official 83rd
Academy Awards poster. Guests who tweet
their “Meet the Oscars” photo along with the
hashtag #Oscars to @TheAcademy will be
entered to win a limited edition 83rd Academy
Awards Poster Collection.
Oscar fans in New York can also visit the
“Oscars Red Carpet Experience” at 1333
Broadway to take pictures with a virtual
Oscar. For more information, visit http://www.
oscars.org/awards/academyawards/83/red-
carpet-experience.html.
Academy Awards for outstanding film
achievements of 2010 will be presented on
Sunday, February 27, 2011, at the Kodak
Theatre at Hollywood & Highland Center®, and
televised live on the ABC Television Network.
The Oscar presentation also will be televised
live in more than 200 countries worldwide.
Beverly Hills, CA – Oscar® fans in New York
can be first in line to see the actual Oscar
statuettes that will be presented to the Best
Actor and Best Actress winners at the 83rd
Academy Awards® on Sunday, February 27.
The statuettes will be part of the Academy of
Motion Picture Arts and Sciences’ “Meet the
Oscars, Grand Central” at Vanderbilt Hall in
Grand Central Terminal. The exhibition will
open on Wednesday, February 23, with an
opening ceremony hosted by Oscar-winning
actress Whoopi Goldberg. Public viewing
hours are 1–7 p.m. on February 23, and 7–7 p.
m. through Sunday, February 27. Admission is
free.
“Meet the Oscars, Grand Central” will give
movie fans the opportunity to have their
picture taken holding an actual Oscar
statuette. In addition, the exhibition will
feature a display of Oscars in various stages
of completion, as manufactured by R.S. Owens
& Company in Chicago. The Best Picture
Oscar awarded to Billy Wilder for “The
Apartment” (1960) will also be on view.
On Friday, February 25, the statuettes
designated for this year’s Best Actor and Best
Actress will make their way back to Hollywood
where they will be reunited with the rest of the
Oscars to be presented on Oscar Night®.
Visitors who “check-in” at “Meet the Oscars,
Grand Central” via the Foursquare app on their
cell phone and show the screen to a “Meet the
Oscars” staffer will receive an official 83rd
Academy Awards poster. Guests who tweet
their “Meet the Oscars” photo along with the
hashtag #Oscars to @TheAcademy will be
entered to win a limited edition 83rd Academy
Awards Poster Collection.
Oscar fans in New York can also visit the
“Oscars Red Carpet Experience” at 1333
Broadway to take pictures with a virtual
Oscar. For more information, visit http://www.
oscars.org/awards/academyawards/83/red-
carpet-experience.html.
Academy Awards for outstanding film
achievements of 2010 will be presented on
Sunday, February 27, 2011, at the Kodak
Theatre at Hollywood & Highland Center®, and
televised live on the ABC Television Network.
The Oscar presentation also will be televised
live in more than 200 countries worldwide.
The Plaza
Hotel
Lobby where you
can feel like a million
dollars just to sit and have
a cup of tea or a glass of
wine.
Hotel
Lobby where you
can feel like a million
dollars just to sit and have
a cup of tea or a glass of
wine.
"White Heat" Takes on NYC
Beverly Hills, CA – The Academy of Motion
Picture Arts and Sciences’ “Monday Nights
with Oscar®” series will celebrate film noir
with a screening of “White Heat” (1949) on
Monday, March 7, at 7 p.m. at the Academy
Theater at Lighthouse International in New
York City. Academy Writers Branch
member Richard LaGravenese (“The Fisher
King,” “Water for Elephants”) will introduce
the screening.
Directed by Raoul Walsh, “White Heat”
marked the return of James Cagney to the
gangster genre that made him a star.
Cagney portrays Cody Jarrett, a mother-
obsessed escaped convict and leader of a
ruthless gang of thieves. While plotting the
biggest heist of his life, Jarrett unwittingly
befriends an undercover cop (Edmond O’
Brien) and sets the stage for his own
downfall. Virginia Moll rounds out the cast
as the gangster’s wife.
The screenplay by Ivan Goff and Ben
Roberts features such memorable lines as
“Made it, Ma! Top of the world!” and was
based on a story by Virginia Kellogg, who
garnered an Academy Award® nomination
for Motion Picture Story. The print to be
screened is from the Academy Film Archive.
Tickets for “White Heat” are $5 for the
general public and $3 for Academy
members and students with a valid ID.
Tickets may be purchased online at www.
oscars.org or by mail (a printable order
form is available in the Events & Exhibitions
section of the website). Tickets may also
be purchased at the box office prior to the
event (subject to availability). All seating is
unreserved.
The Academy Theater is located at 111
East 59th Street (between Park and
Lexington Avenues) in New York City.
Doors open at 6:30 p.m. All seating is
unreserved. For more information, visit
www.oscars.org or call (212) 821-9251.
Beverly Hills, CA – The Academy of Motion
Picture Arts and Sciences’ “Monday Nights
with Oscar®” series will celebrate film noir
with a screening of “White Heat” (1949) on
Monday, March 7, at 7 p.m. at the Academy
Theater at Lighthouse International in New
York City. Academy Writers Branch
member Richard LaGravenese (“The Fisher
King,” “Water for Elephants”) will introduce
the screening.
Directed by Raoul Walsh, “White Heat”
marked the return of James Cagney to the
gangster genre that made him a star.
Cagney portrays Cody Jarrett, a mother-
obsessed escaped convict and leader of a
ruthless gang of thieves. While plotting the
biggest heist of his life, Jarrett unwittingly
befriends an undercover cop (Edmond O’
Brien) and sets the stage for his own
downfall. Virginia Moll rounds out the cast
as the gangster’s wife.
The screenplay by Ivan Goff and Ben
Roberts features such memorable lines as
“Made it, Ma! Top of the world!” and was
based on a story by Virginia Kellogg, who
garnered an Academy Award® nomination
for Motion Picture Story. The print to be
screened is from the Academy Film Archive.
Tickets for “White Heat” are $5 for the
general public and $3 for Academy
members and students with a valid ID.
Tickets may be purchased online at www.
oscars.org or by mail (a printable order
form is available in the Events & Exhibitions
section of the website). Tickets may also
be purchased at the box office prior to the
event (subject to availability). All seating is
unreserved.
The Academy Theater is located at 111
East 59th Street (between Park and
Lexington Avenues) in New York City.
Doors open at 6:30 p.m. All seating is
unreserved. For more information, visit
www.oscars.org or call (212) 821-9251.
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