Franklin Marshall III, 2wenty, Felix
Photo by G. Art by Franklin Marshall III, 2wenty, Felix, respectively.
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Photo by G. Art by Franklin Marshall III, 2wenty, Felix, respectively.
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Hey funkateers! The incomparable Nikka Costa has recorded a session for Daytrotter. She performed “Head First,” “Nylons in a Rip,” and “Pebble to a Pearl.” Download the session (and many other great ones) for the bargain price of $2/month at Daytrotter.
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Gary Oldman is a class act! The actor was in New York to speak at the Walter Reade Theater for “An Evening With Gary Oldman” on February 8, 2012. He’s been in so many great movies and his versatility as an actor shines through in every performance. He spoke about how he finds the rhythm of the characters he portrays, which he said is very musical to him as he figures it out. He also spoke about being in the Batman and Harry Potter franchises (and a video of that will be coming soon, so stay tuned!) It was great watching him speak as he is so smart in his approach to acting. His biggest advice to aspiring actors is to do the work (and do your homework/research) and he said that if you cannot be on time, make sure you are early! Pearls! I met Gary Oldman before the talk and he was super cool. He even signed my ”Sid and Nancy” DVD too! Thanks again Gary! Good luck at the Oscars this year. I am rooting for you!
Photo courtesy of Ari Lankin.
New York! Save this date and time: February 16, 2012 from 6-10 PM. Ari Lankin will be exhibiting works from various facets of his diverse styles of art. “Particles and Waves” will be opening at StumbleUpon headquarters in, SoHo, NYC (located at 73 Spring Street between Crosby and Lafayette) in Suite 206 and you should not miss it at any cost!
For more details or to schedule a private viewing with the artist (which I cannot recommend highly enough), visit Ari Lankin’s official website.
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I love Harry Connick, Jr.! The crooner and Broadway star was in Manhattan to talk about his life and career on February 7, 2012. Harry was extremely nice when I met him and also signed one of my favorite albums of his, “She.” Thanks Harry!