Podcast appearances and mentions of Steven Klein

Mark and Kenny begin Season Seven: Defending the Crown with a detailed discussion of Madonna's most politically urgent (and last - for now!) film project, in collaboration with Steven Klein as well as the debut of a now oft-covered Elliott Smith song. Topics include channeling the source and upping security, Instagram, VICE and BitTorrent, cutting edge lingerie, Danny Tull, troublesome rollouts and surprise drops, the illusions of the mid-2010s, the Daddy Syndrome, Jean-Luc Goddard, The Night Porter, David Lynch's influences, rebirth and performance, Anne Sexton, Ariana Grande, the Gagosian Gallery, Rocco Ritchie, Anderson Cooper and the GLAAD Awards, the importance of props, Amnesty International, Pussy Riot and the continuing struggle and fight to protect human rights and the freedom of speech - globally. Madonna's in the kitchen getting dragged across the floor and getting sued for one million dollars! Thank you - as always - for listening. We are so excited to be resuming our conversations with each and every one of you. It's a Revolution of Love!

MLVC gets together to chat about Madonna's latest magazine photo editorial, Funeral Rites, by photographer Steven Klein for CRFashionBook by Carine Roitfeld. We discuss the fashion, the story themes and the accompanying video and try to figure out if this has anything whatsoever to do with the new alleged forthcoming album. #mlvcpodcast Follow MLVC on all social channels: @mlvcpodcast Subscribe to MLVC on our YouTube channel Donate to the podcast on Venmo: mlvcpodcast Listen to more episodes on Spotify/Apple/Amazon/Google Play or here: https://mlvc.podbean.com/

MLVC speaks with dancer, choreographer and creative director Normann Shay who danced with Madonna on both her Confessions Tour as well as her Sticky & Sweet Tour. We chat with him about the entire Confessions Era, Coachella, Sticky & Sweet, working with Steven Klein and so much more! Enjoy this fantastic conversation! Follow MLVC on all social channels: @mlvcpodcast Subscribe to MLVC on our YouTube channel Donate to the podcast on Venmo: mlvcpodcast Listen to more episodes on Spotify/Apple/Amazon/Google Play or here: https://mlvc.podbean.com/  

In this episode, we sit down with Carol Huston, Founder of True Story Realty, and Steven Klein, an independent insurance broker, to discuss the aftermath of the devastating Los Angeles wildfires that tore through the Palisades and Altadena neighborhoods.

Another week, another German philosopher. This time, Steven Klein joins us to discuss the ideas and legacy of one Jürgen Habermas. We talk about his evolution alongside and away from the Frankfurt School, the enlightenment project at the core of his work, and why a critical theory born in crisis is a different animal than a critical theory born under conditions of relative capitalist stability. Love him or not, we can't deny that Habermas is a giant of modern European philosophy. Shout out to the Habermaniacs. leftofphilosophy.com | stevenmklein.comReferences:Jürgen Habermas, “The Public Sphere: An Encyclopedia Article,” trans. Sara Lennox and Frank Lennox, New German Critique  (3)(1974): 49-55. Original published in 1964.Jürgen Habermas, Knowledge and Human Interests, trans. Jeremy J. Shapiro (Beacon Press, 1971). Original German published in 1968. Jürgen Habermas, The Theory of Communicative Action, Volume Two: Lifeworld and System: A Critique of Functionalist Reason, trans. Thomas McCarthy (Beacon Press, 1987).Steven Klein, The Work of Politics: Making a Democratic Welfare State (Cambridge University Press, 2020). Music:“Vintage Memories” by Schematist | schematist.bandcamp.com“My Space” by Overu | https://get.slip.stream/KqmvAN

با غزل فرزانه درباره حرفه استایلینگ در شهر پاریس صحبت کردیم. غزل در انواع شاخه‌های استایلینگ فعالیت کرده و تجربه اندوخته. با برندهای بزرگ چون شوپارد، دیور، لویی ویتان، مزون مارژیلا و برندهای دیگر کار کرده است. زمستان گذشته در شوی اوت کوتور مزون مارژیلا حضور داشته و داستان‌هایی شنیدنی از آن تجربه دارد که گاه مو به تن آدم راست می‌‌کند. صحبت درباره همکاری او در آگهی تبلیغاتی لوازم آرایشی دیور که در شهریور ماه به بازار می‌آید با کارین روتفلید، سردبیر مجله کارین روتفلید و استایلیست معروف از بخش‌های دیگر این گفتگوست. درباره تفاوت فرهنگ کاری در برندهای مختلف می‌‌گوید و از تفاوت فرهنگ کاری در شهرهای مختلف پایتخت مد. بعضی نام‌ها و کلماتی که از غزل می‌شنوید را در زیر می‌آوریم.Steven Klein photography عکاس معروف مد Fainting غش کردنChopard jewelryMaison Margiela artisanal Collectionارتباط با قوارهاینستاگرام قوارهکامیونیتی تلگرامکانال تلگرامتوییترلینکدین Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

با غزل فرزانه درباره حرفه استایلینگ در شهر پاریس صحبت کردیم. غزل در انواع شاخه‌های استایلینگ فعالیت کرده و تجربه اندوخته. با برندهای بزرگ چون شوپارد، دیور، لویی ویتان، مزون مارژیلا و برندهای دیگر کار کرده است. زمستان گذشته در شوی اوت کوتور مزون مارژیلا حضور داشته و داستان‌هایی شنیدنی از آن تجربه دارد که گاه مو به تن آدم راست می‌‌کند. صحبت درباره همکاری او در آگهی تبلیغاتی لوازم آرایشی دیور که در شهریور ماه به بازار می‌آید با کارین روتفلید، سردبیر مجله کارین روتفلید و استایلیست معروف از بخش‌های دیگر این گفتگوست. درباره تفاوت فرهنگ کاری در برندهای مختلف می‌‌گوید و از تفاوت فرهنگ کاری در شهرهای مختلف پایتخت مد. اینستاگرام غزل فرزانهبعضی نام‌ها و کلماتی که از غزل می‌شنوید را در زیر می‌آوریم.Steven Klein photography عکاس معروف مد Fainting غش‌کردنChopard jewelryMaison Margiela artisanal Collectionارتباط با قوارهاینستاگرام قوارهکامیونیتی تلگرامکانال تلگرامتوییترلینکدین

Kenny and Mark wrap up some loose threads (and Season Five!) with a celebratory discussion of the title song from Madonna's THIRD greatest hits album. Topics include: the continuing challenges of a greatest hits record, Paul Oakenfold, Ciaran Gribbin, INXS and the late great Michael Hutchence, a tribute to Fine Young Cannibals, Benny Benassi, a desire for the throb, the Dance of Life, Jesus Luz and his song “Running Man”, Kenny's fan fiction starring Steven Klein, David Letterman and the “Madge” debate, hockey sticks, Jimmy Fallon, SNL, Lady Gaga, Lourdes, Akon, and the scattering of remixes. Plus, unearthing “Broken” and its brutal poetic truths, and the Mirwais/Monte Pittman collaboration “It's So Cool.” THANK YOU 4 LISTENING to Season Five: GODDESS (nothing lasts forever). “We need love, love, LOVE!"

Isamaya Ffrench's eponymous beauty brand ISAMAYA is very new - two years! But what an impact it's made. Shocking us with her lipsticks in penis-inspired packaging (a sentence I never thought I would write!) and her Steven Klein campaigns, her brand of cosmetics has landed - as she says  - “exactly where I wanted it to land”. But juggling it alongside her day job - creating campaigns and catwalk looks for some of the most influential global stars in the fashion and music industry, from Balmain, Giambattista Valli, Vivienne Westwood as well as contributing to international magazines like Vogue, Dazed, and Beauty Papers, recently took its toll. When she experienced one too many burnouts, Isamaya finally learnt that she's the only person who can improve her own life quality. And so that's just what she did. You can find out more about Isamaya Ffrench here: https://britishbeautycouncil.com/advisory-board-announcement/https://isamaya.co.uk/?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAiAuYuvBhApEiwAzq_YiYrJfHNc5Xt1q1Gp6SZIaqymoGvNcyuCiJC2gARBzo5-wGP7WBPJBxoCFPcQAvD_BwEhttps://www.nytimes.com/2023/03/09/style/isamaya-ffrench-beauty.htmlhttps://www.dazeddigital.com/beauty/article/42106/1/isamaya-ffrench-my-life-in-make-upPlease follow or subscribe to Keeping Face wherever you're listening, and if you enjoy it, please spread the word! Please visit the website https://lapyae.com/ to find out about Keeping Face founder, Kathleen Baird-Murray's new, special project. For more information about how to sponsor an episode, please contact emily@blanketlondon.comProduced by Parkview Creative. For more information please contact them at info@parkviewcreative.comMusic composed by Armand DaniaudEditing by Armand DaniaudKeeping Face logo by Paul McNeilSocial Media by Angelika Wiatkowska

The stuff of legend, Daphne was raised in an artists' colony in Cadaques with Salvador DalÍ and the Surrealists. In this episode, she revisits her eclectic career in fashion and music.A musician, muse, artist and designer, Daphne is renowned for her work in the arts. She has collected fashion, specifically haute couture, for a number of years, and is known for her iconic appearance complete with towering heel-less shoes. She's worked with photographers such as David La Chapelle, Steven Klein and Nick Knight, who has directed most of her music videos. In the mid-1980s, she lived in New York City with her sister Catherine Guinness, a companion of Andy Warhol.Across her life, Daphne has also produced Oscar-nominated films, designed a range of clothing with Dover Street Market and released an eponymous fragrance with fashion house Comme des Garçons. She is the founder of the Isabella Blow Foundation, a charitable foundation supporting aspiring art and fashion students and facilitating research in the fields of depression and mental health. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week we're throwing some paint at the wall! I check-in on the aimlessness of my summer energy, reorient, and give a preview of my top 3 Urgent Themes for Fall: Doing Things, the question: How am I treating my body?, and Campy Femininity. I also give my official stance against feminine fragility, and usher in a new era of capability and resourcefulness. Let's get it! Discussed: “Outdoor Voices Founder Ty Haney Has Moved On. Mostly.” Sangeeta Singh-Kurtz, The Cut @BallerinaFarm on IG Addison's A.R. album release party vibes Tinx remixing Addison's “2 die 4” https://soundcloud.com/tinxlucas/addison-rae-2-die-4-tinx-lucas-remix  “The Alix Earle Effect” ELLE writing Veronique Hyland, photos Tyler Joe, styling Sarah Zendejas “Zendaya Holds Court” ELLE writing Clover Hope, photos Steven Klein, styling Law Roach Julia Fox for Victoria's Secret

We meet Daniel Lismore live at Hay Festival 2023!Daniel is a London-based artist. He was born in Bournemouth and raised in Fillongley Village on the border of Coventry. Although he started his career as an artist from the perspective of the outsider, working as a photographer within a year he had moved in front of the lens as a model, later emerging as a creative consultant for Mert & Marcus, Steven Klein, David LaChapelle and Ellen von Unwerth. Lismore has been named by Vogue as ‘England's Most Eccentric Dresser'. In 2017 he was selected in the top hundred of the Out 100 List. In 2018 and 2020 he was named in the top hundred, Guardian's Pride Power List.​In 2016, Daniel Lismore became the Circuit Ambassador for the Tate Museums. Here, Lismore hosted his first two exhibitions in Tate Modern 2012 and Tate Britain 2013 featuring self-portraits.​Daniel Lismore's first book, ‘Be Yourself, Everyone Else Is Already Taken,' published by Rizzoli in 2016, documented the 32 figurative sculptures of Lismore which comprised his first USA museum exhibition. The exhibition was co-curated by Raphael Gomes and Savannah College of Art and Design and was later displayed at Miami Art Basel. In May 2017 Lismore exhibited at the Venice Biennale. In June 2018, Lismore curated a month-long show of his work at Harpa Hall in Iceland as the highlight of the Reykjavik Arts Festival. The exhibition subsequently toured Europe, opening at the Pan Museum in Naples and Stary Brower Gallery in Poznań, Poland. The exhibition has been attended by over 150,000+ visitors. In April 2019 Lismore gave a TED Talk at the main TED conference in Vancouver, titled "My Life as A Work of Art" in which he spoke about his life as a Living Sculpture.​In September 2019, Lismore opened Naomi Campbell's Fashion for Relief runway show at the British Museum revealing one of the first costumes he designed for the English National Opera (in collaboration with Swarovski) for Harrison Birtwistle's iconic opera The Mask of Orpheus which was staged at the London Coliseum. ​During the Covid-19 pandemic, Lismore resided between Coventry and London working on LGBTQ+ activism and new artworks. His show Be Yourself, Everyone Else is Already Taken was opened in February 2022 in Coventry UK City of Culture at the Herbert Art Gallery and Museum it attracted around 50,000 guests from all over the world.​In 2021 Lismore took a selection of his show Be Yourself, Everyone Else is Already Taken and exhibited them at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London as part of their Fashion in Motion program. This was also his debut performance as a performance artist. He joined the sculptures exhibiting himself as a statue between his works to deliver a dialogue under a mask to confuse the audience.​In 2023 Lismore exhibited “Studio Visit” a site-specific installation based on the studio environment that is instrumental to his practice, aiming to give visitors a unique insight into the creative process and the development of his work in Giant Gallery Bournemouth, co-curated by Stuart Semple. Follow @DanielLismoreVisit: https://www.daniellismore.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

NJBankers president and CEO sits down with NJBankers incoming Chair and Chair, President, & CEO of Northfield Bank, Steve Klein to discuss some of today's most pressing issues for the New Jersey banking industry including, the debt ceiling, changes to FDIC insurance coverage, talent attraction and retention, and more.

Mark and Kenny do some yoga stretching out for a long and all-encompassing conversation about Madonna's 2004 summer tour and the accompanying (and much-delayed) documentary. Topics include John Lennon, Guy Ritchie, Steven Klein and the tour book, Donna DeLory, Monte Pittman, the Ciccone winery, Stuart Price, random tour hats, Lainie Kazan, the battle over weather, Siedah Garrett, acoustic music magic, true tour star Angela Becker, Caresse Henry, violating paparazzi, the greatness of skanky tour hair, and the lifetime search for true inner peace. Plus, a much-deserved tribute to diva dresser Tony Villanueva, a long-awaited visit to Rachel's tomb in Israel, and a triumphant appearance at Live Aid 2005 in Hyde Park to close out this topsy turvy season. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU for listening! See you soon … get your confessions and your candy ready!

We expect LED lamps to act like incandescent lamps, but they don't. Why is that, and what do we need to consider to make LED light beautiful? From flicker, to burn out, to the color just seeming “off,” there are reasons why consumers run into issues and report dissatisfaction with their LED light bulbs. Don Peifer joins Raelle and Liz, taking us through the key points to consider as we switch from a hot glowing wire (tungsten) to the glowing computer that is an LED. Show notes Don began his career in lighting as a designer for film and fashion. He designed the lighting for Annie Leibovitz, Steven Klein and a variety of award-winning cinematographers. He received his Masters of Architectural Sciences in Lighting from the Lighting Research Center at RPI. He designed the lighting for the Nike Media Store in NYC.  In 2007, he founded Lunera Lighting, a venture-backed start-up, which provided lighting for the fleet of Apple Stores and scores of Fortune 500 companies. He has worked with many of the industry leading manufacturers including Acuity Brands Lighting, where he was the VP of Innovation and Legrand, where he held the position of Creative Director for the Lighting Sector.  He is currently the founder of Smash the Bulb, a luminaire manufacturer that uses alternative manufacturing techniques, circular design and sustainable materials to address issues with the current paradigm of lighting. In February, 2022, Smash the bulb was awarded one of 4 L-Prizes by the Department of Energy.    Don has lots of great information.  We put together a glossary to help out.  Send us an email at Podcast@ALALighting.com if we missed a term you'd like defined. 25°C = 77°F 85°C = 185°F A Type Lamp Electrolytic Capacitor MOS-FET Peltier cooling Phosphor YAGs - Yttrium Aluminum Garnet LED Phosphor TAGs- Terbium Aluminum Garnet LED Phosphor Tungsten Underdrive   Lighting Agora has great lighting speakers, instructors and consultants. They put us in touch with Don, and can put you in touch with a lighting expert, too.   Loved listening to Don?  He talks more about his work on the Get A Grip on Lighting podcast. We'll be at Lightovation in Dallas June 21 – 24. Come to our free seminars in TM4826.   Raelle Bell – Host Liz Ware – Host Association Briefings - Producer

Kenny and Mark break apart a stunner of a song - and Stuart Price makes his co-writing debut! A new era is percolating … Topics include behaving in church, struggling against the patriarchy, Swing Out Sister, baroque organs, PJ Harvey, Angelene, lost songs “Miss You” and “The Game”, fantastical set-list musings for the Celebration Tour, Steven Klein, Madonna as installation, Jimmy DeSana, Zelda Rubinstein, and Mark struggles to name the band who sang “Catch Me (I'm Falling)” (it was Pretty Poison, y'all). BREAK OUT!

In this episode of Beyond the Pills, Josh Rimany and his friend Steven Klein share practical tips and advice to improve your overall health and well-being. They emphasize the importance of adopting a biohacking mindset and taking proactive steps towards prioritizing your health. With the help of technology, you can balance your health and well-being, from avoiding environmental toxins to monitoring your eating and drinking habits. They believe in taking care of the body holistically, which involves clean eating, monitoring health, and using infrared saunas for detox. The duo also discusses exciting concepts such as stem cells in aging and regenerative medicine, and optimizing health based on genetics by using supplements and wearable tech. The episode is full of actionable steps and tips for making long-term investments in your wellness. Plus, they share valuable networking opportunities with like-minded individuals that could benefit your health and your wallet. Take a step towards a healthier and more fulfilling life by tuning into this episode!In This Episode, You'll Learn:00:00:00 Craft Day Tours And Networking In Tampa00:02:47 Serendipitous Connections At Networking Breakfast00:03:26 Mastermind Breakfast: Taking Notes And Building Connections00:07:38 Benefits Of Sun Exposure: Skin Health, Vitamin D, And Bio Hacking00:09:24 Understanding Bio Hacking And Holistic Health00:14:20 Clean Eating For Better Health Outcomes00:15:58 Wellness Made Simple: Infrared Saunas For Health Monitoring And Detox00:19:25 Tips For Better Sleep: Bio Hacking And Sleeping00:25:14 Stem Cells In Technology And Health00:29:30 Optimizing Health Based On Genetics With Supplements And Wearable Tech00:33:10 Water Filtration And Shower Filters For Detoxing And Avoiding Toxins Absorption00:40:30 Advice For Beginners In Bio Hacking00:41:58 Investing In Wellness For Long-term Health And Financial Benefits00:45:12 Future Of Healthcare: Patient-centered Approach With Lifestyle MedicineLinks And Resources:Dilworth Wellness CenterJosh Rimany on TwitterJosh Rimany on LinkedInJosh Rimany on FacebookThanks so much for joining us this week. Want to subscribe to Beyond The Pills? Have some feedback you'd like to share? Connect with us on iTunes and leave us a review!

The best of Monocle 24 this week. We look at why FIFA decided to host the World Cup 2022 in Qatar. Plus: an interview with designer Roksanda Ilinčić and photographer Steven Klein.

This week on The Stack we speak with celebrated photographer Steven Klein about his first monograph. Plus we bring you highlights from our Chiefs conference in Dallas with Katrice Hardy from ‘The Dallas Morning News' and Rebecca Wesson Darwin from ‘Garden & Gun'. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on The Stack we speak with celebrated photographer Steven Klein about his first monograph. Plus we bring you highlights from our Chiefs conference in Dallas with Katrice Hardy from ‘The Dallas Morning News' and Rebecca Wesson Darwin from ‘Garden & Gun'.

On this week's episode of the Governance Podcast, Dr. Steven Klein interviews Prof. Martin Weale from the Department of Political Economy at King's College London. This episode is titled “UK Pensions Crisis and Central Banking”. This episode discusses the pension funds sell-off that occurred following the UK government's mini-budget in early October 2022 and which led to the Bank of England's intervention.    The Guest Martin Weale is Professor of Economics at King's Busines School. Martin graduated in 1977 in Economics from Clare College, Cambridge. On graduating he took up an Overseas Development Institute Fellowship at the National Statistics Office in Malawi. He returned to Cambridge in 1979 to work on economic modelling projects directed by Sir Richard Stone and Professor James Meade, before becoming an Assistant Lecturer in 1987 and subsequently a Lecturer in the Faculty of Economics and Politics. He was elected a Fellow of Clare College in 1981.   Martin is an applied economist with an interest in macro-economic and micro-economic problems. Recent work includes exploring the effects of the Bank of England's asset purchase programme and an exploration of the relationship between the education of parents and that of their children. In 2016 he joined the Office for National Statistics Panel of Economics Experts and he is currently developing work on democratic measures of economic performance.   

From Madonna to Brad Pitt, Kim Kardashian, Naomi Campbell and Kate Moss, he collaborates with them all. Arguably the most influential and iconic photographer of fashion, film and music working today, Steven Klein speaks to Eve Jackson about his new monograph, his 20-year collaboration with Madonna and why his image of Brad Pitt pinning down Angelina Jolie would be considered taboo today. Joining them is French fashion designer Mossi Traoré, who tells us why the clothes he designs are part of a global social project to make fashion less elitist and more inclusive. His latest collection being shown at Paris Fashion Week is inspired by his father's job as a refuse collector.

Makeup artist Isamaya Ffrench has turned models into lizards and covered faces in Legos but she understands that, sometimes, "a full beat can save your life.” In this interview, she tells us how she got her start painting kids' faces at birthday parties and went on to work with famous clients (Björk and Rihanna) and photographers (Steven Klein, Inez and Vinoodh)—and why she's launching her own makeup line, Isamaya.Shop the products mentioned on Ep. 417: shopmyshelf.us/collections/56867Episode recap, links, and sponsor promo codes: fatmascara.com/blogPrivate Facebook Group: Fat Mascara Raising a WandSocial media: @fatmascara, @jessicamatlin, @jenn_editSubmit a "Raise A Wand" product recommendation and be featured on the show: email info@fatmascara.com or leave a voicemail at 646-481-8182 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/fatmascara.

The most marmite of Madonna albums - everyone has an opinion on this one, not least of all the Steven Klein artwork. Find out how that was shot and the changes made to it afterwards, plus hear some unreleased gems from the archives and the story behind the album's third single, Miles Away.

Madonna's disco-inspired album goes under the spotlight including the story behind some of the unused songs recorded for a musical project, the Steven Klein photoshoot and how Pet Shop Boys influenced the project. 

Madonna escribió que se sentía orgullosa de colaborar con Steven Klein, lo que le valió críticas de los usuarios

The Super Konnector: Interview with Steven Klein. What you want to learn about Biohacking

The Work of Politics: Making a Democratic Welfare State (Cambridge University Press 2020) advances a new understanding of how democratic social movements work with welfare institutions to challenge structures of domination. Steven Klein develops a novel theory that depicts welfare institutions as “worldly mediators,” or sites of democratic world-making fostering political empowerment and participation within the context of capitalist economic forces. Drawing on the writings of Weber, Arendt, and Habermas, and historical episodes that range from the workers' movement in Bismarck's Germany to post-war Swedish feminism, the book challenges us to rethink the distribution of power in society, as well as the fundamental concerns of democratic theory. Ranging across political theory and intellectual history, The Work of Politics provides a vital contribution to contemporary thinking about the future of the welfare state. Tejas Parasher is Junior Research Fellow in Political Thought and Intellectual History at King's College, University of Cambridge.

The Work of Politics: Making a Democratic Welfare State (Cambridge University Press 2020) advances a new understanding of how democratic social movements work with welfare institutions to challenge structures of domination. Steven Klein develops a novel theory that depicts welfare institutions as “worldly mediators,” or sites of democratic world-making fostering political empowerment and participation within the context of capitalist economic forces. Drawing on the writings of Weber, Arendt, and Habermas, and historical episodes that range from the workers' movement in Bismarck's Germany to post-war Swedish feminism, the book challenges us to rethink the distribution of power in society, as well as the fundamental concerns of democratic theory. Ranging across political theory and intellectual history, The Work of Politics provides a vital contribution to contemporary thinking about the future of the welfare state. Tejas Parasher is Junior Research Fellow in Political Thought and Intellectual History at King's College, University of Cambridge. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Work of Politics: Making a Democratic Welfare State (Cambridge University Press 2020) advances a new understanding of how democratic social movements work with welfare institutions to challenge structures of domination. Steven Klein develops a novel theory that depicts welfare institutions as “worldly mediators,” or sites of democratic world-making fostering political empowerment and participation within the context of capitalist economic forces. Drawing on the writings of Weber, Arendt, and Habermas, and historical episodes that range from the workers' movement in Bismarck's Germany to post-war Swedish feminism, the book challenges us to rethink the distribution of power in society, as well as the fundamental concerns of democratic theory. Ranging across political theory and intellectual history, The Work of Politics provides a vital contribution to contemporary thinking about the future of the welfare state. Tejas Parasher is Junior Research Fellow in Political Thought and Intellectual History at King's College, University of Cambridge. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/history

The Work of Politics: Making a Democratic Welfare State (Cambridge University Press 2020) advances a new understanding of how democratic social movements work with welfare institutions to challenge structures of domination. Steven Klein develops a novel theory that depicts welfare institutions as “worldly mediators,” or sites of democratic world-making fostering political empowerment and participation within the context of capitalist economic forces. Drawing on the writings of Weber, Arendt, and Habermas, and historical episodes that range from the workers' movement in Bismarck's Germany to post-war Swedish feminism, the book challenges us to rethink the distribution of power in society, as well as the fundamental concerns of democratic theory. Ranging across political theory and intellectual history, The Work of Politics provides a vital contribution to contemporary thinking about the future of the welfare state. Tejas Parasher is Junior Research Fellow in Political Thought and Intellectual History at King's College, University of Cambridge. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/book-of-the-day

The Work of Politics: Making a Democratic Welfare State (Cambridge University Press 2020) advances a new understanding of how democratic social movements work with welfare institutions to challenge structures of domination. Steven Klein develops a novel theory that depicts welfare institutions as “worldly mediators,” or sites of democratic world-making fostering political empowerment and participation within the context of capitalist economic forces. Drawing on the writings of Weber, Arendt, and Habermas, and historical episodes that range from the workers' movement in Bismarck's Germany to post-war Swedish feminism, the book challenges us to rethink the distribution of power in society, as well as the fundamental concerns of democratic theory. Ranging across political theory and intellectual history, The Work of Politics provides a vital contribution to contemporary thinking about the future of the welfare state. Tejas Parasher is Junior Research Fellow in Political Thought and Intellectual History at King's College, University of Cambridge. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/public-policy

The Work of Politics: Making a Democratic Welfare State (Cambridge University Press 2020) advances a new understanding of how democratic social movements work with welfare institutions to challenge structures of domination. Steven Klein develops a novel theory that depicts welfare institutions as “worldly mediators,” or sites of democratic world-making fostering political empowerment and participation within the context of capitalist economic forces. Drawing on the writings of Weber, Arendt, and Habermas, and historical episodes that range from the workers' movement in Bismarck's Germany to post-war Swedish feminism, the book challenges us to rethink the distribution of power in society, as well as the fundamental concerns of democratic theory. Ranging across political theory and intellectual history, The Work of Politics provides a vital contribution to contemporary thinking about the future of the welfare state. Tejas Parasher is Junior Research Fellow in Political Thought and Intellectual History at King's College, University of Cambridge. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/political-science

The Work of Politics: Making a Democratic Welfare State (Cambridge University Press 2020) advances a new understanding of how democratic social movements work with welfare institutions to challenge structures of domination. Steven Klein develops a novel theory that depicts welfare institutions as “worldly mediators,” or sites of democratic world-making fostering political empowerment and participation within the context of capitalist economic forces. Drawing on the writings of Weber, Arendt, and Habermas, and historical episodes that range from the workers' movement in Bismarck's Germany to post-war Swedish feminism, the book challenges us to rethink the distribution of power in society, as well as the fundamental concerns of democratic theory. Ranging across political theory and intellectual history, The Work of Politics provides a vital contribution to contemporary thinking about the future of the welfare state. Tejas Parasher is Junior Research Fellow in Political Thought and Intellectual History at King's College, University of Cambridge. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/intellectual-history

The Work of Politics: Making a Democratic Welfare State (Cambridge University Press 2020) advances a new understanding of how democratic social movements work with welfare institutions to challenge structures of domination. Steven Klein develops a novel theory that depicts welfare institutions as “worldly mediators,” or sites of democratic world-making fostering political empowerment and participation within the context of capitalist economic forces. Drawing on the writings of Weber, Arendt, and Habermas, and historical episodes that range from the workers' movement in Bismarck's Germany to post-war Swedish feminism, the book challenges us to rethink the distribution of power in society, as well as the fundamental concerns of democratic theory. Ranging across political theory and intellectual history, The Work of Politics provides a vital contribution to contemporary thinking about the future of the welfare state. Tejas Parasher is Junior Research Fellow in Political Thought and Intellectual History at King's College, University of Cambridge. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/european-studies

The Work of Politics: Making a Democratic Welfare State (Cambridge University Press 2020) advances a new understanding of how democratic social movements work with welfare institutions to challenge structures of domination. Steven Klein develops a novel theory that depicts welfare institutions as “worldly mediators,” or sites of democratic world-making fostering political empowerment and participation within the context of capitalist economic forces. Drawing on the writings of Weber, Arendt, and Habermas, and historical episodes that range from the workers' movement in Bismarck's Germany to post-war Swedish feminism, the book challenges us to rethink the distribution of power in society, as well as the fundamental concerns of democratic theory. Ranging across political theory and intellectual history, The Work of Politics provides a vital contribution to contemporary thinking about the future of the welfare state. Tejas Parasher is Junior Research Fellow in Political Thought and Intellectual History at King's College, University of Cambridge. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

You might find Phyllis Posnick in the West Village in New York City at her mainstay eatery Via Carota, or at a book signing of her best seller STOPPERS to fashion enthusiasts. She may be spotted in New York, London, Milan and Paris for Fashion Week, or Upstate New York with Steven Klein removing "Real Doll” faces for a Vogue shoot illustrating excessive cosmetic treatments. More often, Phyllis is meeting with photographers discussing new projects.Phyllis gives listeners an inside peak of what it’s really like being a fashion editor at Vogue, from asking Nicolas Ghesquière to make a Queen Elizabeth I gown to be worn by Cate Blanchett for a Mr. Penn sitting, or managing the logistics of flying bees from Colorado to New York for a shoot.  After 30 years at Anna Wintour’s Vogue, working with the best photographers (Irving Penn, Steven Klein, Tim Walker, Annie Leibowitz and Anton Corbijn) she still has something to prove, because in fashion "you’re only as good as your last shoot".

Bernadette Winters Bell, LMSW, PLLC, a life, loss and grief therapist with a private practice in Oneonta, New York, airs episode fifteen of her podcast From Heartache to Healing and Hope on Monday, May 10 The goal of this series is to share and archive stories of varying experiences that may help to shed light and offer hope during the challenging, unprecedented times of the pandemic. Episode fifteen features Bernadette in spirited conversation with Eileen Harcourt, an aesthetician to the fashion and entertainment elite in New York City, Paris, and Upstate New York. W Magazine excerpt about Eileen: "The New York aesthetician Eileen Harcourt spends her days hopping from TriBeCa lofts to Upper East Side penthouses to Hamptons manses, treating a roster of VIP clients that includes Adriana Lima, Lauren Hutton, and Daphne Guinness. A fashion-world favorite, she can often be spotted prepping skin backstage at runway shows and treating models on set for the photographer Steven Klein. She also sees clients at her Upper West Side studio, where, happily, mere mortals are welcome." (eharcourts.com) Featured Guest on Episode Fifteen Eileen Harcourt earned her fashion degree in Boston, and her aesthetic license in cosmetology in New York City. Shortly afterwards she went to Paris and studied with world renowned Jacques Courtin Clarins (CLARINS), the founder and chairman of the Clarins Groupe, a French company that produces luxury skin-care products and makeup made primarily from plant extracts, and with Decleor. After her studies, she founded her own skin care salon in Soho in 1985. She developed the revolutionary use of calming, uplifting oils while administering facials to the stars, and ultimately blended them into a “tranquility” candle for the home. After the success of her product line, she began selling her products wholesale (clients include Club Monaco, Viacom, Lauren Hutton, and many more). In September of 2000 she founded her unique, sensorial shop which included her original candles, soaps and personalized aesthetic services on Mott Street in NYC. She taught classes at the learning Annex on creating your own products, and branched out into television with episodes such as “The Beauty Authority” on Lust for Looks, a men's network fashion program. Eileen has been featured in Vogue (US, Italy, Japan, Mexico), InStyle Magazine, Style.com, Allure, Marie Claire, W, and more. She subsequently developed “pop up” shops in Cherry Valley, New York in the spirit of her original New York City location. In 2005 Eileen pioneered “backstage skin care,” made even more popular by the feature interview with Style.com. Eileen is well-known as a pioneer aesthetician. During her prolific career serving the fashion and entertainment elite, her mission with her products and services is to reveal the light that comes from within. From Heartache to Healing and Hope Creator and Host Bernadette Winters Bell, LMSW, PLLC graduated Summa Cum Laude from Adelphi University in 1994, with a Masters in Social Work, License No. and State: 049813-1 New York. She has more than 30 years of experience in the life, loss and grief sphere with children, adolescents and adults. Areas of practice include therapy, counseling, hospice, trauma work and bereavement support groups. She has served as an educator for groups and organizations such as schools, houses of worship, businesses and municipalities, and as a first responder for crisis management. Her life-long practice of giving back continues with community pro bono work. The pillars of Bernadette's practice are emotional healing, psychological growth and spiritual exploration. Her goal is to empower clients to be stewards of their own well-being. The From Heartache to Healing and Hope podcast will be offered to the community on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/from-heartache-to-healing-and-hope/id1536455260 On Facebook https://www.facebook.com/FromHeartachetoHealingandHope For download in audio and video format at www.fromheartachetohealingandhope.com To be considered as a featured guest please email beatrice@BGCAgency.com. About From Heartache to Healing and Hope LLC From Heartache to Healing and Hope LLC was founded in 2020 by Bernadette Winters Bell, LLC. Her offices are located in Oneonta, NY where she has been practicing for more than three decades. http://fromheartachetohealingandhope.com/ BGCA (Beatrice Georgalidis Creative Agency, Beatrice Georgalidis LLC), a boutique advertising and production firm serving the Catskills, was founded in 2012. https://www.bgcagency.com/

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The insane life of Dianne Brill began in Wisconsin, then London in her early twenties, and by some fluke of a visa problem New York City got her, thank God. By 1985 she was featured in the New York Times as the reigning queen of NYC parties. Andy Warhol famously said of Dianne, if you were at a party and Dianne Brill was there, you knew you were at the right party. Her supersonic beauty, skintight rubber fashion, and club appearances drove the paparazzi insane and made her officially known as the queen of the night. She was at the top of what became known as the Fab 500, literally the 500 coolest people that were on any New York city guest list in the 1980s. We're talking Iggy Pop, Robert Mapplethorpe, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring, Annie Leibovitz, Steven Klein, Debbie Harry, Mario Testino. And of course Andy Warhol. She was married to Rudolf Pieper the owner of the legendary club, Danceteria where her legendary status was cemented. Everywhere Dianne went she was adored and always made a statement. She’s acted in films like iconic downtown NYC film, Slaves of New York, and For Love or Money with Michael J. Fox. She wrote a book, “Boobs, Boys and High Heels or How to Get Dressed in Just Under Six Hours.” She started a clothing line and she was dressing Duran Duran and Prince, walking in runway shows for Thierry Mugler, Jean Paul Gaultier, Vivienne Westwood. She even has a mannequin created after her figure…She started her own cosmetics line, Dianne Brill Cosmetics, and now she is on Instagram and YouTube with her channel, The Brill of it All. Dianne Brill was truly way ahead of the curve for being famous for being fabulous, way before social media likes followers and the notion that people are just famous for no discernible reason. The thing about Dianne is she's famous because she created a sensation, a fury, she represented what it meant to be everywhere at all times a sensation, and anyone that watched her walk across the room. We had such an amazing time going down memory lane and celebrating her incredible and illustrious life. And don’t forget to wish our Aries queen a Happy Birthday today! Enjoy xo --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/look-behind-the-look-pod/support

We are all familiar with the one-name legends, from Cher to Madonna,  Bjork, Prince, Iman, Sade...In fashion and hairstyling, there is THE one-name legend  Garren.Known for his daring, rule-breaking cuts for some of hollywoods biggest icons and other celebrities, he has a career spanning over 5 decades.Garren has worked at the top level of fashion with EVERYONE.His list of photographers include  Bill King, Patrick Demarchelier, Steven Klein, Mert and Marcus and of course Steven Meisel, whom he worked with exclusively for about 20 years.Garren has had many celebrity noteworthy moments, cutting off Farrah Fawcett’s angel wings and then cutting her hair short, cultivating Madonna’s look for the famous Sex book, creating that short pixie cut for Victoria Beckham, and turning Haley Bennett into a style icon with her bob hair cut.  Garren is as comfortable with cutting sheers (and not afraid to use them) as he is with styling tools, wigs and studio lights.He was a part of the supermodel era along with Steven Meisel, and did transformative haircuts and color changes for Linda, Christy, Naomi and Amber, at a great time when models were able to change their looks.The Supermodels were the Stars and Garren was their secret weapon.Other celebrities include Audrey Hepburn, Barbara Streisand, Oprah, Giselle, Gigi and Lady Gaga. Garren is the creator of Karlie Kloss’ dramatic chop and Kendall’s transformative bob.He has worked backstage at fashion shows, from Capucci to Anna Sui and Valentino.He’s worked on iconic ad campaigns for Dolce Gabanna, Versace, and Tom Ford.In addition to his editorial, advertising, fashion shows career, he is also behind the wildly success haircare brand R+ Co and now sustainable haute luxury collection R +Co BLEU.Garren, welcome to my chair.

After getting hit by a car going the wrong way on an interstate highway, Steven Klein became a seeker of optimal health modalities. He attributes his astounding recovery to this and had an amazing recovery despite life-threatening injuries. In 2015, Steven discovered the world of Biohacking and fully jumped down the rabbit hole. Already called […] The post Learn About the World of Biohacking with Steven Klein – Chiro Hustle Podcast 230 appeared first on Chiro Hustle.

After getting hit by a car going the wrong way on an interstate highway, Steven Klein became a seeker of optimal health modalities. He attributes his astounding recovery to this and had an amazing recovery despite life-threatening injuries. In 2015, Steven discovered the world of Biohacking and fully jumped down the rabbit hole. Already called... The post Learn About the World of Biohacking with Steven Klein – Chiro Hustle Podcast 230 appeared first on Chiro Hustle.

Daniel Lismore is considered one of today’s most influential fashion leaders. His authenticity and personal courage have inspired works of striking originality and bold ideas. Through the medium of fashion, Daniel achieves a synthesis of art, history and culture that truly transcend time.His book, Be Yourself, Everyone Else is Already Taken, includes contributions by Debbie Harry, Boy George, Steven Fry, Vivienne Westwood and Stefano Pilati. His record-setting exhibition of the same name opened at SCAD FASH Museum of Fashion + Film in 2016, followed by Art Basel in Miami--later traveling to Iceland, Italy, and Poland. Over his career, Daniel has collaborated with photographers like Mario Testino, Steven Klein, and David LaChapelle. He’s worked with celebrated art directors, models, fashion designers, and actors. As Creative Director of Sorapol, he won critical acclaim for his work with some of the world’s most beautiful and influential women: Nicki Minaj, Mariah Carey, Rita Ora, Debbie Harry, and Cara Delavigne. This past year, Daniel starred in Burberry Creative Director Riccardo Tischi’s Pride Month campaign. Along side Iggy Pop, he starred in H&M’s Close the Loop Campaign promoting sustainable clothing, as well as Bulgari’s Sustainable Future campaign in 2019 and newly released Bulgari 2020 campaign. Currently, Daniel presides as Circuit ambassador for the Tate Modern, and has presented two exhibitions at the Tate London.In this two-part interview we discuss Daniel’s work with Vivienne Westwood and her Climate Revolution projects, and his modeling career culminating in the September 2019 opening of Naomi Campbell’s Fashion for Relief runway show at the British Museum.We talk about Daniel’s costume design collaboration with Swarovski for the English National Opera’s production of The Mask of Orpheus, and his work with fellow Cool Earth Ambassador Pamela Anderson and David LaChapelle at the English National Ballet which he produced and starred in. We highlight Daniel’s candid interview with Tim Yip, Academy Award Winning Art Director of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. And share a sneak preview of Yip’s new film in which Daniel has a starring role. We hear about a celebrated punk exhibition on the Thames in the company of Vivienne Westwood...and so much more. If 2020 taught us anything it’s that we all crave freedom—freedom to create, freedom to prosper, and freedom to love. In that spirit, I hope you enjoy this two-part series in which we explore fashion as art, and the role creativity can play in bringing our world closer together. For links to Daniel Lismore’s Interview with Tim Yip and Vivienne Westwood’s Climate Revolution Project please click the links below. Interview with Tim Yip: https://www.instagram.com/p/CI4RFUrAAd2/ Vivienne Westwood's Climate Revolution Project and Map:https://climaterevolution.co.uk/wp/You can follow Daniel on Instagram: @daneillismore Facebook, Clubhouse, TikTok, Twitter and Linkedin. www.daniellelismore.com

When Lady Gaga’s makeup is mentioned, the one name that comes to mind is Sarah Tanno. As her official make-up artist, Sarah accompanies Gaga on every single tour and does her make-up for every single show, red carpet event and magazine shoot. Their work together led to many collaborations with global brands like Marc Jacobs Beauty, and In 2019, Sarah was named the global artistry director of Haus Labs.Sarah Tanno is the self described ultimate rule-breaker, so naturally Lady Gaga recruited her to be apart of the exclusive Haus of Gaga. She’s the conceptual brain behind Gaga’s Countess in American Horror Story – it was a task which awarded her the 2016 Creative Arts Emmy, as well as Make-up Artists & Hair Stylists Guild Award.Along with Gaga, her loyal client base includes Gigi Hadid, Dakota Johnson, Suki Waterhouse, priyanka chopra and Hailey Beiber. She has worked with leading photographers Steven Klein, Karl Lagerfeld, Inez & Vinoodh, and Paolo Roversi to named more. Editorial credits can be seen in Harper’s Bazaar, V, Elle, T Magazine and Vogue. Sarah welcome In My Chair!

Daniel Lismore is considered one of today’s most influential fashion leaders. His authenticity and personal courage have inspired works of striking originality and bold ideas. Through the medium of fashion, Daniel achieves a synthesis of art, history and culture that truly transcend time.His book, Be Yourself, Everyone Else is Already Taken, includes contributions by Debbie Harry, Boy George, Steven Fry, Vivienne Westwood and Stefano Pilati. His record-setting exhibition of the same name opened at SCAD FASH in 2016, followed by showings at Art Basel in Miami--later traveling to Iceland, Italy, and Poland. Over his career, Daniel has collaborated with photographers like Mario Testino, Steven Klein, and David LaChapelle. He’s worked with celebrated art directors, models, fashion designers, and actors. As Creative Director of Sorapol, he won critical acclaim for his work with some of the world’s most beautiful and influential women: Nicki Minaj, Mariah Carey, Rita Ora, Debbie Harry, and Cara Delavigne. This past year, Daniel starred in Burberry Creative Director Riccardo Tischi’s Pride Month campaign. Along side Iggy Pop, he starred in H&M’s Close the Loop Campaign promoting sustainable clothing, as well as Bulgari’s Sustainable Future campaign in 2019.Currently, Daniel presides as Circuit ambassador for the Tate Modern, and has presented two exhibitions at the Tate London.In this two-part interview we discuss Daniel’s work with Vivienne Westwood and her Climate Revolution projects, and his modeling career culminating in the September 2019 opening of Naomi Campbell’s Fashion for Relief runway show at the British Museum.We talk about Daniel’s costume design collaboration with Swarovski for the English National Opera’s production of The Mask of Orpheus, and his work with fellow Cool Earth Ambassador Pamela Anderson and David LaChapelle at the English National Ballet which he produced and starred in. We highlight Daniel’s candid interview with Tim Yip, Academy Award Winning Art Director of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. And share a sneak preview of Yip’s new film in which Daniel has a starring role.We hear about a celebrated punk exhibition on the Thames in the company of Vivienne Westwood...and so much more. If 2020 taught us anything it’s that we all crave freedom—freedom to create, freedom to prosper, and freedom to love. In that spirit, I hope you enjoy this two-part series in which we explore fashion as art, and the role creativity can play in bringing our world closer together. For links to Daniel Lismore’s Interview with Tim Yip and Vivienne Westwood’s Climate Revolution Project please click the links below. Interview with Tim Yip: https://www.instagram.com/p/CI4RFUrAAd2/ https://www.vogue.co.uk/arts-and-lifestyle/gallery/londons-most-lavish-new-opera-costumes-daniel-lismore Vivienne Westwood's Climate Revolution Project and Map:https://climaterevolution.co.uk/wp/http://climaterevolution.co.uk/wp/2015/12/03/vivienne-westwood-full-speech/You can follow Daniel on Instagram: @daneillismore Facebook, Clubhouse, TikTok, Twitter and Linkedin. www.daniellelismore.com Thanks again for joining us on the GENIUS DESIGN TRANSCENDS TIME podcast.

Where to find Garren: Instagram: @garrennewyork Twitter: @garrennewyork Website:  https://bleu.randco.com

We’re back this week with Episode 7. I sat down with beauty expert, brand consultant, makeup artist, and all-around amazing human being, Gina Brooke. We talked all about getting her start, manifesting & reinvention, working with Steven Klein, Carolyn Murphy, Naomi Campbell, and countless others, THOSE $10K diamond eyelashes, and of course all things MADONNA. Enjoy! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/look-behind-the-look-pod/support

In this episode, our guest is Steven Klein from Greystone Insurance. Whether you're an owner or renting, we will be discussing the importance of having insurance and what coverage is best suitable for the situation.

Today we are talking with Steven Klein, a professor of political theory at King's College London, about his book The Work of Politics. How does the welfare state interact with traditional conceptions of political activity and struggle? Klein has complex and interesting answers to this question. Enjoy!

Diana Schmidtke has quickly become known as a force behind the men’s grooming revolution. Her portfolio has been shaped by her work with some of the most prestigious clients among the entertainment and beauty industries, spanning red carpet, editorial, film, and brand relations. Because of this, her artistry and knowledge of craft have been discovered and in demand by a global audience that seeks to embrace, understand, and converse over the handsome aesthetic. Born in a small, rural farming town in Illinois, Diana fell in love with the beauty industry in her late teens and has fiercely pursued both hair and make-up expertise ever since so as to provide a complete and licensed approach to all projects. This professionalism has garnered her much praise within the men’s grooming industry, but it is her kind and easy demeanor that has paved her way to being celebrated as the “go-to” for men’s beauty. Her passion for a panoramic appreciation of her field drives her to create with her contemporary visionaries, work closely with today’s sterling, leading men, communicate tips, tricks, and other everyday techniques to worldwide audiences, and inspire, engage, and encourage the next generation of beauty industry leaders. Diana’s innate ability to discuss beauty in a way that men, town or country, can understand, is what has sky-rocketed her reputation and career as one of the most sought after in men’s grooming. Diana’s work is revered by publications such as Vman, Vanity Fair, Vogue, French Vogue, Esquire, Interview, GQ and Numero. Her photographic collaborations span the sets of Peter Lindberg, Ellen Von Unwerth, Mark Seliger, Norman Jean Roy, Steven Klein, Matthew Brookes, Patrick Giardino, Gavin Bond, and Annie Leibowitz. Her devoted clientele include Seth Macfarlane, Anthony Mackie, James Franco, Ben Affleck, Christian Bale, Oscar Isaac, Ryan Gosling, Collin Farrell, Rob Pattinson, Chris Hemsworth, George Clooney, Benecio Del Toro, Liam Hemsworth, Jon Hamm, Matt Damon and Lin Manuel Miranda to name a few.

From Charlotte NC, born and raised: migrated south for a warmer climate after recovering from a near death accident. Always interested in health, fitness, and nutrition, I became later became interested in other things that lead to optimal health, vitality, and energy including quantum physics used for health, meditation, connection to source, and more. I plan to live a long and happy energized life filled with vitality until my last breath. 

From Charlotte NC, born and raised: migrated south for a warmer climate after recovering from a near death accident. Always interested in health, fitness, and nutrition, I became later became interested in other things that lead to optimal health, vitality, and energy including quantum physics used for health, meditation, connection to source, and more. I plan to live a long and happy energized life filled with vitality until my last breath. 

Director and birth mother of American Vogue's series ‘Diary of a Model’, Talia Collis joins me to discuss how she landed her dream job at Vogue, got into the prestigious Parsons in NYC and started climbing the fashion industry ladder. Tal has worked with the likes of Kendall Jenner, Winnie Harlow, Nicole Richie, Candice Swanepoel, Steven Klein, Meghan Roche and more. Listen up for any advice from this inspiration and good hearted soul.

  Welcome to this episode of Entertainment Law Update. SHOW NOTES GENERIC.COM TRADEMARKS GRANTED https://www.scotusblog.com/2020/06/opinion-analysis-court-holds-that-generic-com-marks-may-be-registered-trademarks-or-service-marks-when-consumers-do-not-perceive-them-as-generic/#more-294845  https://www.cnn.com/2020/06/30/politics/booking-trademark-supreme-court/index.html  LADY ANTEBELLUM VS. LADY A. https://www.chicagotribune.com/entertainment/music/ct-ent-lady-a-singer-lawsuit-20200710-oau6ghsh4zgkxijkubjpcymxca-story.html  https://pitchfork.com/news/lady-a-formerly-lady-antebellum-sue-seattle-blues-singer-lady-a/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=onsite-share&utm_brand=pitchfork&utm_social-type=earned  https://www.billboard.com/articles/business/legal-and-management/9415420/lady-a-band-lawsuit-singer-anita-lady-a-white  MAKE-UP DESIGNS, COPYRIGHTABILITY & PREMPTION [SAMMY MOURABIT v STEVEN KLEIN, ET AL] Interesting Side Note – Clown Makeup: Full decision: https://www.courtlistener.com/pdf/2020/06/08/sammy_mourabit_v._steven_klein.pdf https://www.mintz.com/insights-center/viewpoints/2231/2020-06-22-second-circuit-declines-decide-if-human-skin-can-be#page=1 Clown Makeup: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3136804 ESTATE OF CONAN DOYLE SUES NETFLIX ... Read more Generic .coms, Lady A and more… The post Generic .coms, Lady A and more… appeared first on Entertainment Law Update.

Final June 2020 episode of the program all about TV, presenting winners of the SeriesFest 2020 independent pilot competition. Our guests: Raleigh Cain. creator of Story Of You (drama) and Jessica Kaye, Steven Klein and Kelsey Ledgin, co-creators of Everyone Together (comedy).

Can democracy tame twenty-first century capitalism? Not if our institutions are only formally democratic – without real foundation and depth. Steven Klein examines the connection between economic crises and the crisis of political legitimacy. He describes capitalism as a form of economic authoritarianism and calls for a financial democracy.

Can democracy tame twenty-first century capitalism? Not if our institutions are only formally democratic – without real foundation and depth. Steven Klein examines the connection between economic crises and the crisis of political legitimacy. He describes capitalism as a form of economic authoritarianism and calls for a financial democracy.

Can democracy tame twenty-first century capitalism? Not if our institutions are only formally democratic – without real foundation and depth. Steven Klein examines the connection between economic crises and the crisis of political legitimacy. He describes capitalism as a form of economic authoritarianism and calls for a financial democracy.

Wyrd works with Steven Klein and Songbird to summon a mighty Supernal Being from Arcadia to help locate the Tetrarch's Armory while Atratus studies Spirit with a natural master of the spirits.Join us live on Twitch, Friday nights at 7pm EDT:http://twitch.tv/theonyxpathSupport the show by joining our Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/OccultistsAnonymousFollow us on Twitter:https://twitter.com/OccultistsAJoin us on Discord:http://YeetInto.SpaceGet the Book. Play the Game:https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/181754/Mage-the-Awakening-2nd-Edition?affiliate_id=723048Character Art by Brenna Goche: https://twitter.com/CloudBoundCorgiIntro Music: LuIzA - Chrono Trigger "...And in Her Self-Loathing and Despair, She Found Wrath" https://ocremix.org/remix/OCR01989

Ahoy there, captains of not killing yourselves! Today's episode is a mash-up of TVIOH and comedian Justin Silver's podcast, NEUROTICA. On it, we discuss the magical, sanitized weekend we had with esteemed fashion photographer and pal, Steven Klein, complete with Great Danes, horses, pole dancing opera singers, sunshine and Madonna.  Follow Justin on Instagram @IAmJustinSilver Follow moi @KrystynaHutch PLEASE RATE/REVIEW IF YOU HAVE IT IN YOUR HEARTS! www.KrystynaHutchinson.com TheVoicesInOurHeadsPodcast@gmail.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Each year major paint companies, Pantone, etc, announce their color of the year—and they are all different. What is the meaning of color trends, and do they have any importance? And how do certain colors become anointed—and is that a good thing? Should designers embrace or ignore color hype? Guests include designers Nick Olsen and Nicole Fuller, who are known for their innovative use of color and Martin Kesselman, a paint retailer and color consultant who recently created the “perfect” modern white for Farrow and Ball.You’ll love this episode if you’re interested in:Color trends and colors of the yearWhat meaning trends have and their impactHow our guests implement color and best practicesLight, contrast, and perceptionWhite, a color that can’t be overlookedThe inspiration and process of color development and selectionThe influence and mood color ignitesGet to know our guests:Nicole Fuller is an interior designer and owner of Nicole Fuller Interiors with offices in New York and Los Angeles. She is known for contrasting neutrals with bold color and pattern and has created a line of tile with Ann Sacks, wallpaper for Fromental, and various rug designs for The Rug Company. Currently she’s in the process of collaborating on a paint collection with fashion photographer Steven Klein for Farrow & Ball.After completing an architecture degree at Columbia, Nick Olsen shifted into interior design after working with Miles Redd. Nick launched his own firm, Nick Olsen Style, in 2010, and as Michael describes, is distinguished by the added charm, humor, and playfulness he adds to his designs. His work has been featured on the covers of Domino Magazine and World of Interiors.Martin Kesselman is an entrepreneur, interior designer, and color consultant. Martin owns his own paint shop in New York City, In Colour, which represents brands including Farrow & Ball, Benjamin Moore, Fine Paints of Europe, and Donald Kaufman Color. He has previously worked with many of these paint companies, and most recently developed a contemporary white with Farrow & Ball called Martin Kesselman White.Michael notes these 2020 Colors of the Year from paint brands:Classic Blue by PantoneFirst Light by Benjamin Moore– Pale rosy pinkBack to Nature by Behr – Gentle sageNaval by Sherwin-Williams – Grayed navyCheck out these go-to whites and off-whites:Decorator’s White by Benjamin Moore – Gray hintsSimply White by Benjamin Moore – Fresh whiteDove White by Benjamin Moore – Neutral All White by Farrow & Ball – Pure white. Nicole Fuller references this color as a “ceiling pop” white.Cornforth White by Farrow & Ball – Hint of graySkimming Stone by Farrow & Ball – Warm gray undertoneMartin Kesselman White by Farrow & Ball – This new shade of white, created by Martin, was inspired by the stark white of galleries, and transformed into a warmer shade of white for the home.Shades of gray our guests couldn’t get enough of:Gull Wing Gray by Benjamin Moore – Miles Redd’s townhouse entryway is painted in this “Dior gray” featuring a hint of blue.Metropolitan by Benjamin Moore – Benjamin Moore’s Color of the Year in 2019.Purbeck Stone by Farrow & Ball – Nicole’s revered gray she used in her home.Additional colors mentioned: Caliente by Benjamin Moore – a surprising choice of merlot for Color of the Year in 2018.Hague Blue by Farrow & Ball – Nicole mentions this blue when speaking about monochrome.For more resources, explore:“How Light Affects Colour” from Farrow & Ball.“The Colors You’re Going to See Everywhere in 2020” from Elle Decor.“The Luxury Paint Company Creating a New Kind of Anxiety” from The New Yorker.“How Color Shapes Our Lives” from The Atlantic."Your Guide To Sophisticated Neutrals" from Chairish“Unlock Radiant Rooms With Jewel Tones” from Chairish. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Each year major paint companies, Pantone, etc, announce their color of the year—and they are all different. What is the meaning of color trends, and do they have any importance? And how do certain colors become anointed—and is that a good thing? Should designers embrace or ignore color hype? Guests include designers Nick Olsen and Nicole Fuller, who are known for their innovative use of color and Martin Kesselman, a paint retailer and color consultant who recently created the “perfect” modern white for Farrow and Ball.You'll love this episode if you're interested in:Color trends and colors of the yearWhat meaning trends have and their impactHow our guests implement color and best practicesLight, contrast, and perceptionWhite, a color that can't be overlookedThe inspiration and process of color development and selectionThe influence and mood color ignitesGet to know our guests:Nicole Fuller is an interior designer and owner of Nicole Fuller Interiors with offices in New York and Los Angeles. She is known for contrasting neutrals with bold color and pattern and has created a line of tile with Ann Sacks, wallpaper for Fromental, and various rug designs for The Rug Company. Currently she's in the process of collaborating on a paint collection with fashion photographer Steven Klein for Farrow & Ball.After completing an architecture degree at Columbia, Nick Olsen shifted into interior design after working with Miles Redd. Nick launched his own firm, Nick Olsen Style, in 2010, and as Michael describes, is distinguished by the added charm, humor, and playfulness he adds to his designs. His work has been featured on the covers of Domino Magazine and World of Interiors.Martin Kesselman is an entrepreneur, interior designer, and color consultant. Martin owns his own paint shop in New York City, In Colour, which represents brands including Farrow & Ball, Benjamin Moore, Fine Paints of Europe, and Donald Kaufman Color. He has previously worked with many of these paint companies, and most recently developed a contemporary white with Farrow & Ball called Martin Kesselman White.Michael notes these 2020 Colors of the Year from paint brands:Classic Blue by PantoneFirst Light by Benjamin Moore– Pale rosy pinkBack to Nature by Behr – Gentle sageNaval by Sherwin-Williams – Grayed navyCheck out these go-to whites and off-whites:Decorator's White by Benjamin Moore – Gray hintsSimply White by Benjamin Moore – Fresh whiteDove White by Benjamin Moore – Neutral All White by Farrow & Ball – Pure white. Nicole Fuller references this color as a “ceiling pop” white.Cornforth White by Farrow & Ball – Hint of graySkimming Stone by Farrow & Ball – Warm gray undertoneMartin Kesselman White by Farrow & Ball – This new shade of white, created by Martin, was inspired by the stark white of galleries, and transformed into a warmer shade of white for the home.Shades of gray our guests couldn't get enough of:Gull Wing Gray by Benjamin Moore – Miles Redd's townhouse entryway is painted in this “Dior gray” featuring a hint of blue.Metropolitan by Benjamin Moore – Benjamin Moore's Color of the Year in 2019.Purbeck Stone by Farrow & Ball – Nicole's revered gray she used in her home.Additional colors mentioned: Caliente by Benjamin Moore – a surprising choice of merlot for Color of the Year in 2018.Hague Blue by Farrow & Ball – Nicole mentions this blue when speaking about monochrome.For more resources, explore:“How Light Affects Colour” from Farrow & Ball.“The Colors You're Going to See Everywhere in 2020” from Elle Decor.“The Luxury Paint Company Creating a New Kind of Anxiety” from The New Yorker.“How Color Shapes Our Lives” from The Atlantic."Your Guide To Sophisticated Neutrals" from Chairish“Unlock Radiant Rooms With Jewel Tones” from Chairish. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dr. Steve Klein joins us to help explain the fascinating but complicated role that Arab parties play in Israel politics. Often minorities get overlooked, but in this unusual week, Israelis are talking about an ever evolving demographic. What about this past week was so unusual? Why don't Arab parties usually want to join government coalitions? How do social and cultural issues complicate the politics? Are there political parallels to this situation in other countries? Are there other similar complicated parties in Knesset? What are the subdivisions in the Arab demographic and how do express their voices politically? Its an important episode addressing an often overlooked topic that requires unpacking. Join us! Information on Steve's upcoming Winter mini-course at Hebrew U - Minorities in Israel Dr. Steven Klein is an adjunct professor at both Tel Aviv University and Ben Gurion University. He is an editor at the Haaretz newspaper and a frequent contributor of op-eds to Haaretz and other news outlets. He earned his Doctorate in Conflict Management and Negotiation from Bar Ilan University. He resides in the central city of Modi’in. This episode was recorded at the amazing Ben Wallick Studios. Ben is the best! Makom Israel Teachers Lounge is a weekly podcast produced by Matt Lipman, and hosted by Michael Unterberg and Alan Goldman. Please subscribe, listen to more episodes, and let us know what you think! We are happy to take topic requests and questions. And please rate and review us on Apple. Recommend us to your friends!  

What is it like to be a supermodel? "Beri Smither started working when she was 17, was sent to Paris and was an instant hit. She has worked with photographers Bruce Weber, Herb Ritts, Arthur Elgort, Michael Thompson, Steven Klein, Peter Lindberg and many many more. By her early 20’s Beri was deemed a supermodel and had the world by the tail. However, despite her fame, money and beauty, she still struggled with garden-variety normal-person issues, find out what they are. Beri also talked about aging, how the modeling industry has changed, and failure. 

The last big show that was thrown with the Think Tank was a confusing one, for many reasons. Firefly Productions tricked the Think Tank into producing it, the Think Tank tricked its audience into attending it (#District798), and the actors tricked guests in every way shape and form. By the end, people even thought the weed was fake while they hit it. This show was described as a "mindfuck" by the media, and it encapsulated that word in every way. Whether you caught or missed the show, or caught the show but missed huge chunks of it (we don't blame you), this interview with Steph and Steven of Firefly is a crash course on how to give a viciously original take on priorly used content. Producers will love this episode. Artists will too.   Steven Klein and Stephanie Barnes from Firefly   https://www.facebook.com/FireflyTheaterFilms?ref=ts https://twitter.com/fireflyinc http://steven-klein.blogspot.com/     7:31- District 798 http://www.fireflyinc.com/caught/   8:00- Jacob tells Steven and Steph to give an intro about the last show Firefly and Think Tank have done   More about ‘Caught’ at District 798 http://www.fireflyinc.com/press/caught/   9:10- Steven goes into detail about what Caught is   12:33- http://lamama.org/ http://lamama.org/caught/   Read about what people thought about Caught at La Mama https://www.nytimes.com/2016/08/29/theater/review-its-the-audience-thats-captured-by-caught.html   14:53- Director Ed Sylvanus Iskandar http://www.ediskandar.com/bio/   https://www.broadwayworld.com/los-angeles/article/BWW-Interview-Ed-Sylvanus-Iskandar-Gets-CAUGHT-At-The-Think-Tank-Gallery-20171101   16:20- Who did the rehearsal process?   16:48- Caught being an immersive show and not in a theater   19:43- Did you guys hire an immersive company? Was it Ed’s company?   20:10- More of Tommy Honton http://tommyhonton.com/ https://twitter.com/angelalansburyd   Listen to the Artist Real Talk Episode 17 with Tommy Honton https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/a-r-t-artists-real-talk/id1159607075?mt=2#episodeGuid=4a7dc10479207f5f9e9389bb5dd6e68a   20:33- A lot of immersive theater is associated with horror in LA   21:43- Building a world around theater that is Immersive   24:08-  Stephen Gifford the set designer of Caught/District 798 http://www.stephengifforddesign.com/   28:28- Staff and actors hiding to watch how the audience reacted to the show   29:08- Stephanie and Steve go over the order of the show   30:27- Reactions from theater crowd vs art crowd   30:50- At what point did you approach me in the ideation process; early or right at the end?   31:23- Who was involved in the early stages?   32:39- Had you already discussed whether the gallery would be in on the joke or not before meeting us?   36:00- Jacob talks about the challenges   36:20- Liquor sponsors backing out because they didn't want to compromise relationships from China even though the show wasn't real.   36:42- https://meowwolf.com/   40:57- Stephanie talks about the post show lounge   46:37- “Is this a gallery or a theater?”   47:39- Full Length Play http://www.samuelfrench.com/catalog/search?author=Christopher%20Chen   58:38- Stephanie talks about how the ticketing process was the most challenging part of the entire show   59:20- Jacob tells Stephanie and Steven to share the difficulties within making the show   1:01:23- Generating group sales   1:02:28- How do you market Caught/District 798   1:02:48- Creating an element of exclusivity and an element of getting approved   1:05:08- Five words to describe yourself and five words people would use to describe you   1:07:21- Jacob, Stephanie and Steven talk about how there needs to be an Immersive ticketing service that is customizable.   1:09:51- The ability to text characters from the show   1:11:33- Making sure the whole audience feels like one unit   1:12:45- Then She Fell http://www.thenshefell.com/about/   1:15:20- Steven goes into detail about how instead of feeling betrayed the audience felt safe   1:17:22- Jacob asks Steven and Stephanie, “how many productions have you done in front of a live audience?   1:18:07- The audience had a different energy every night. How wide was the shift from one night to the next, from one week to the next in our show; compared to other live productions you guys have done?   1:22:50- Steven talks about how the people with an Asian background seemed more relaxed vs the white audience who wasn't sure if they could laugh or if it was offensive.   1:25:40- Jacob asks, “was there a difference between the Fridays and Saturdays since some nights were alcohol and some were weed?”   1:26:28- Noah Nelson: https://noproscenium.com/ https://twitter.com/NoProscenium   Check out Artist Real Talk episode 11 with Noah Nelson: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/a-r-t-artists-real-talk/id1159607075?mt=2&i=1000379844107   1:27:23- The talk back   1:31:15- Jacob asks, “what did you learn about the audiences who were coming to the talk back based on them thinking the show was over?   1:36:53- Moving the audience in different environments to dictate how they are supposed to behave   1:38:34- Rafael Hayashi: https://www.instagram.com/rahayashi http://www.rahayashi.com/   Teddy kelly: https://www.instagram.com/teddykelly/ https://teddykelly.com/   http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/arts/la-et-cm-caught-christopher-chen-theater-review-20171107-story.html   1:40:53- Jacob describes Steven in one word   1:43:03- What’s next?   1:45:23- Stephen Gifford the set designer of Caught at District 798 http://www.stephengifforddesign.com/   ‘Caught’ starred: Louis Ozawa http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1559194/ Jackie Chung: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2086965/ Jessica Kaye: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2991901/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1 Steven Klein: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1635832/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1 Eston Fung: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm3029513/ Chrstine Lin: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2374936/ Stephanie Barnes: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm4043581/ Peter Wylie: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1174557/   The immersive company included Alexis Colianni, Carlo Figlio, Gray Gall, Stacia Marcum, Katie May Porter, Rebecca Rufer, and Alice Victoria Winslow.   Lighting Designer Derrick McDaniel https://thisstage.la/artist-profile-derrick-mcdaniel/   Project Designer Jeffrey Teeter https://theater.calarts.edu/programs/design-and-production/program-faculty/jeffrey-teeter   Sound Designer Crickets Myers http://www.cricketsmyers.com/   Costume Designer Halei Parker http://www.haleiparker.com/   Assistant Director Garrett Baer http://www.imdb.com/name/nm5142370/   Stage managed by Amanda Bierbauer, and the Assistant Sound Designer was Kelly Aburto   In association with: Vs Theatre http://www.vstheatre.org/   Steven Klein http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1635832/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1   Stephanie Barnes http://www.imdb.com/name/nm4043581/   Natalia Duncan Macker http://www.mackerforwyo.com/   Think Tank Gallery https://www.instagram.com/thinktankdtla/ http://voyagela.com/interview/meet-jacob-patterson-think-tank-gallery-transient/ https://thinktank.gallery/   1:46:36- Jacob asks Steven and Stephanie to close out by talking about the opening of the show

This week, Alan and Mike turn to Dr. Steve Klein to make some sense of the enduring Israeli Palestinian conflict. He has a PHD in in conflict management and negotiation from Bar-Ilan University, teaches at Tel-Aviv and Ben-Gurion Universities and is an editor at Haaretz. We think you'll agree that he observations are particularly insightful. Steven Klein Listen to more episodes, and let us know what you think! We are happy to take topic requests. Our Website Facebook page Contact us  

Louis Changchien and Steven Klein of the LA and immersive premiere of the Obie-Award winning CAUGHT (currently at Think Tank Gallery in DTLA) join Noah for a look into the twisty reality of this barnburner of a play. Spoilers abound! But you still have two weeks to catch (accidental pun) the show at Think Tank Gallery, then come back here and listen to this deep dive into the history of the production. THIS. IS. A. GREAT. SHOW. JUST. GO.  

Alan is hiring an events intern, please email your resume to alan@joshwoodproductions.com (Posted May 31,  2017) How to pronounce Alaïa, Proenza Schouler, Hermès? Alan Diamond works the 69th Annual Parsons Benefit and gets called out by Rihanna and a Steven Klein photo shoot goes for $57,000 during the event's auction.   #Spon is tacky (but necessary) CNN fires Kathy Griffin(former host of Fashion Police)over her latest photo shoot with controversial photographer Tyler Shields in which she is holding a bloodied mask of President Trump. Gucci's Alessandro Michele gets inspired by Dapper Dan - http://bit.ly/2srhSXk

This week’s guests on Radio Cherry Bombe are Victoria Granof, Kerry Diamond & Claudia Wu. Today’s program was brought to you by The International Culinary Center. Victoria Granof Classically trained at the famed Le Cordon Bleu in Paris, Victoria Granof worked as a cooking instructor, chef, and pastry chef at restaurants in her hometown of Los Angeles before moving into photography. Victoria has been commissioned for editorial shoots and ad campaigns for clients ranging from Bon Appétit to Kraft, Nestle, Absolut, KitchenAid, and Clinique. She has worked with many of the photo world’s best-known image-makers, launching her career with a decade-long collaboration with the great Irving Penn and later teaming up with Kenji Tomo, Mitchell Feinberg, Hans Gissinger, and Steven Klein, among others. In addition to still images, her portfolio features video, including a number of short, striking motion pieces (a melting popsicle, a sizzling egg, a deconstructed still life) created with Craig Cutler for his “CC52” series of personal work. “I’m excited about things I’ve never seen before. If I see one more heirloom tomato on a rustic table I’m going to scream. Show me something that changes the way I see things.” [04:00] –Victoria Granof on Radio Cherry Bombe Kerry Diamond & Claudia Wu. Kerry Diamond and Claudia Wu are the co-founders of Cherry Bombe Magazine. Kerry is also the co-owner of Brooklyn eateries Wilma Jean and Nightingale 9, and the Carroll Gardens’ coffee shop Smith Canteen. Claudia has her own graphic design firm and sometimes publishes Me Magazine. Cherry Bombe is a beautifully designed biannual magazine that celebrates women and food—those who grow it, make it, serve it, style it, enjoy it and everything in between. It is about sustenance and style and things that nourish the mind, the eye and, of course, the stomach. Our readers, subjects and contributors are passionate about food, aesthetics and the world around them. Cherry Bombe is available at select bookstores, magazine shops and boutiques and by subscription. “I think a lot of journalists and subjects these days take for granted things can be changed any moment if things are incorrect in a story. In print, when it’s out – it’s done. There’s no changing information that’s already out there.” [33:00] –Kerry Diamond on Radio Cherry Bombe

Industry Leaders from the world of Beauty & Fashion providing thought provoking insights from Inspiring minds. Guests are interviewed on their experiences in both Fashion and Beauty and offer the Beauty Fashion and War audience guidance, wisdom and candor. EP 33: Victoria Hunter (the Thunder from Down Under) and Larry Raspanti, deliver a profound talk on what it takes to run a successful Hair Salon in the Jungle known as New York City. Equipped with over 40 years of combined expertise, these 2 Entrepreneurs share their Social Media Strategies and how Bob Marley was a True Rasta-Man! What does it take to make a positive impact in the world of Beauty and Fashion? Join us as Victoria Hunter and Larry Raspanti shares their Entrepreneurial mindset and an inside glance at their journey to becoming successful Entrepreneurs in the world of Beauty, Fashion and War! [shadowbox] It’s my pleasure to introduce 2 seasoned professionals in the world of Hair Styling, Color, Hair Painting and Entrepreneurship. Their New York City based Salon, ‘The Whittemore-House’ has been featured in almost every major metropolitan magazine to include Time, NY Daily News, Elle, Salon Today, Allure and GQ to name a few. [/shadowbox] Victoria Hunter - Bio Victoria Hunter approaches hair color with the discerning eye of a fine artist. As a pioneer of the “hair painting” genre, Hunter studies every head of hair like a 3 Dimensional canvas – intuitively deciding where to place the perfect pop of auburn or unexpected streak of dusty lavender. While in Hunter’s chair, no creative vision is off limits; over the course of her career, she has made a name for herself as the gold standard of hair color for countless models, cool girls, editors, stylists and celebrities and has become the go-to colorist for famed stylist Guido Palau. A native of Queensland, Australia, Hunter honed her skills in Melbourne, London and Hong Kong before arriving in New York to serve as the color director of Bumble and bumble. In 2007, she achieved widespread recognition for her innovative hair painting method as the first ever recipient of the Hair and Beauty Award at the Colour Secrets Gala in Frankfurt. Two years later, Hunter left Bumble and bumble to open Whittemore House Salon with partner Larry Raspanti. Located in the bucolic setting of a tree-lined street in the West Village, Whittemore House Salon serves as a hub for in-the-know New Yorkers (and beyond). On an average day at Whittemore, one might witness Hunter creating an army of muted pastel wigs for the recent Marc Jacobs Fall 2014 fashion show while simultaneously transforming the model of the moment. Over the course of her career, Hunter has collaborated with some of the most iconic photographers of our time, including Steven Klein, Steven Meisel, Ellen von Unwerth, Mert and Marcus, Inez and Vinoodh, David LaChapelle, and David Sims. Her work has been featured in countless editorials, including American Vogue, Italian Vogue, Numero, ELLE, W, i-D and Interview magazines, to name a few. As one of the most in-demand visionaries in the fashion industry, she has created looks for a laundry list of iconic advertising campaigns, from Dolce & Gabbana to Lanvin to Alexander McQueen. Most recently, Hunter’s work can be seen in campaigns for Prada, Lanvin, Christian Dior, Louis Vuitton and Marc Jacobs. This past spring, she teamed up with Steven Meisel to create three cover stories for Italian Vogue. Hunter maintains an ardent passion for her signature hair painting method and continues to lead master classes on the technique around the world, including her main hub of Whittemore House Salon in New York. She believes there is no one “rule” to creating the perfect color, and instead works with stylists to develop an eye for color and tone, texture and style. As a result, the signature of Whittemore House—and of Hunter—is a bespoke look that is at once as effortless and seamless as it is unique. Larry Raspanti - Bio Larry Raspanti has always questioned traditional assumptions about hair and the application of color, which led him to the art of hair painting. Over the years, Larry has developed this modern way of coloring hair, bringing it from its infancy to the elevated craft it is today. He is an authority on men’s fashion and grooming, and is often backstage at fashion events and runways shows. As a result Larry has traveled the world extensively. He approaches hair with the perspective of an architect, deconstructing its three dimensionality, which he expresses both in cut and color. His inherent design capabilities have influenced his highly intuitive cutting techniques. A natural entrepreneur, he opened Whittemore House with Victoria Hunter in 2009. Must Read’s: The Alchemist   Look Inside on Amazon - Click Here Description: "My heart is afraid that it will have to suffer," the boy told the alchemist one night as they looked up at the moonless sky." Tell your heart that the fear of suffering is worse than the suffering itself. And that no heart has ever suffered when it goes in search of its dreams." The Alchemist is the magical story of Santiago, an Andalusian shepherd boy who yearns to travel in search of a worldly treasure as extravagant as any ever found. From his home in Spain he journeys to the markets of Tangiers and across the Egyptian desert to a fateful encounter with the alchemist.” More Must Read’s: Just Kids Look Inside on Amazon - Click Here Description: “In Just Kids, Patti Smith’s first book of prose, the legendary American artist offers a never-before-seen glimpse of her remarkable relationship with photographer Robert Mapplethorpe in the epochal days of New York City and the Chelsea Hotel in the late sixties and seventies.  An honest and moving story of youth and friendship, Smith brings the same unique, lyrical quality to Just Kids as she has to the rest of her formidable body of work—from her influential 1975 albumHorses to her visual art and poetry.” Technology That Rocks! View iOS Hipstermatic App On iTunes - Click Here Description So, you've probably never heard of it, but you should check out this awesome app called Hipstermatic. It's kind of underground right now but Hipstermatic allows you to reach your full hipster potential. Just shake the app, or click the hipster on the screen and watch him animate and say 150 of your favorite hipster lines.     View iOS Postmates App On iTunes - Click Here Description Imagine an app that lets you order in from the best restaurants in your city and the delivery person is someone you’d be excited to hang out with. Imagine a service that delivers from places that don’t even offer delivery themselves. Consider a mobile experience so effortless, you simply tap a button and food, booze, electronics, prescriptions, and the raddest retail items arrive at your door in under an hour. Social Media Links: Website: http://www.whittemorehousesalon.com/ Pinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/whittemorehouse/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/WhittemoreHouse Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/user/whittemorehousesalon Instagram: http://instagram.com/whittemorehousesalon Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WhittemoreHouseSalon Phone: +1-212-242-8880  Email: info@whittemorehousesalon.com

In the absence of an all-new riffin, enjoy this bonus conversation with Stoya where we discuss her Fleshlight line, her controversial Steven Klein photoshoot (see the riffin.net post on this episode for the details), a high-profile past relationship of hers, and a whole lot more. It’s just 30 minutes, but it’s packed with juicy tidbits to hold you over until next week. Enjoy!

www.radicalista.com has an article "Cougaritis: Beware, Slippery When Wet!" The recently-coined term "Cougar" firmly attached itself to me after I appeared in a slinky gold bathing suit, seated alongside a 20 something hunk for a Dolce & Gabbana ad in the December, 2008 issues of VOGUE, Harper's Bazaar, Vanity Fair and W. I was curious as to why they would feature me in that suit (I had purchased it from eBay) as it wasn't from their collection. The answer came as a revelation...they're selling alternate life styles, not clothing! So, naturally the photographer, Steven Klein choreographed that Cougar/Cub scenario...and I was off at the races! People still stop me on the street with, "Oh, you're that Cougar from Dolce & Gabbana" and yes, I am! Tune in to Better Sex Radio to hear all about Cougars and Hattie the original cougar!