On Friday evening, leading Hollywood special events group A-List Communications kicked off weekend one of the Tribeca Film Festival with an epic Supper Suite soirée. Ahead of the “No Man Of God” world premiere at Pier 76, cast and friends gathered for a chic cocktail party and delicious dinner at newly opened Gerber Group’s restaurant and lounge, Nearly Ninth within the Arlo Midtown.
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Elijah Wood and Stephen McHattie star in Director Ant Timpson’s latest film, ‘Come To Daddy’, which is inspired by his own relationship with his father. The raunchy and heartbreakingly hilarious film debuted last night at the Tribeca Film Festival.
Boss Selection has just released a new song with Rashida Jones, the woman we all know and love from such entertainment classics like Parks And Rec and Angie Tribeca. And now, with this new project, she, as well as Pete Yorn, ORELIA, James Gadsen, John Gold, Young Dad, Hugh Masekela, Brenda Russell, and more, are all guests on Boss Selection’s Volume One, which comes out December 8, 2015.
Boss Selection, aka, LA producer/recording artist Sunny Levine, will release his debut album which was written and recorded by Levine. The album features a number of songs, including “Flip And Rewind” which features Jones, which is the second track on the album. “Wouldn’t It Be Wild” is the first track, which features ORELIA and has already premiered via Earmilk.
Levine has previously worked with plenty of artists, including some that are featured on his debut album. A California based record producer, he has worked with the likes of Pete Yorn, Scarlett Johansson, Haunted Grafitti of Ariel Pink, Happy Mondays, and many more. He also previously worked with Jones on the film Celeste and Jesse Forever, by composing the score and writing original songs for the film, which also stars Andy Samberg, Elijah Wood, and Emma Roberts.
Listen to the Jones/Boss Selection song here:
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