This weekend DuJour Magazine and Resident Magazine celebrated the launch of their respective issues with their celebrity cover stars.
It seems like a lifetime ago, yet it has really only been a year since New York Fashion Week was Mercedes Benz New York Fashion Week, and Lincoln Center was the central hub of activity for many of the biggest shows.
The Knockturnal sat down with Director Stephen Hopkins to discuss his new film “Race,” which is now playing.
Last Thursday at the American Natural History Museum, the red carpet premier of the Matthew Miele’s ‘Crazy About Tiffany’s’ took place. The upscale event featured a screening of the must see film followed by a cocktail reception.
Laurel Dewitt kicked off her 2016 Fall/Winter collection with some denim, knit and leather pieces.
Sterling K. Brown sat down with us to talk about starring in hit mini-series The People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story and so much more!
During Fashion Week Blue Horizon International launched a new skin care line called Alpha Blu to overwhelming response. Celebrities and fashionistas alike attended the VIP party and daytime spa services in honor of the line at the Dream Hotel. Guests included Aviva Drescher, Patrick McMullan and many more.
Acclaimed singer/songwriter Hozier’s music video for “Cherry Wine” will be a “clarion call to highlight the issues” of domestic violence. On Valentine’s Day 2016, the music video dropped starring Oscar-nominated actress Saoirse Ronan as a woman in a physically abusive relationship. The video is a moving portrayal of the horrors of being in an abusive relationship addressing the issue head on. Hozier says of the song, “With the song Cherry Wine, I tried to get across the difficulty of coming to terms with and facing up to domestic violence and the dynamic of an abusive relationship.” Speaking of her decision to join forces with Hozier, Ronan says, “The song has always been one of my favorite tracks on his album. I hope through the video and song we can shine light on the issue and complexity of domestic abuse and in doing so help those caught up in the cycle of domestic violence.”
Hozier, Columbia Records, Island Records, and Sony/ATV Music Publishing will donate their respective proceeds from downloads of this special single to a series of international domestic abuse charity organizations which provide support to victims and survivors of domestic abuse while also engaging in advocacy and community outreach.
Stephan James plays Jesse Owens in new film “Race” out today.
Kanye West recently debuted his new album “The Life of Pablo” at the Madison Square Garden and is currently streaming it exclusively through Tidal. West has recently revealed that he has over 40 songs with both Kendrick Lamar and Young Thug (boy! that’s a lot of songs) and on Twitter revealing that he has new music on the way with Drake and Future. He is doing a lot for himself. Kanye did not mention if any of the tracks featured both Drake and Future, but he did say that its all coming soon.
Kanye reportedly thanked Drake for his help on writing both “30 Hours” and “Father Stretch My Hands.”
West previously rapped alongside Drake and Big Sean’s “Blessings” and the 2009 anthem “Forever,” which also featured Lil Wayne and Eminem. He also collaborated with Future once before for the 2014 love note “I Won.”
Kanye remained in the headlines when Page Six turned into TMZ and released exclusive audio of his alleged meltdown at SNL this past Saturday. He said:
“Are they f—–g crazy? Whoa by 50 percent [I am more influential than] Stanley Kubrick, Picasso, Apostle Paul, f—–g Picasso and Escobar. By 50 percent more influential than any other human being. Don’t f–k with me. Don’t f–k with me. Don’t f–k with me. By 50 percent dead or alive, by 50 percent for the next 1,000 years. Stanley Kubrick, ‘Ye.”