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CHAINSMOKERS REVEAL OFFICIAL VIDEO FOR #1 SINGLE “CLOSER” FEAT

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CHAINSMOKERS REVEAL OFFICIAL VIDEO FOR #1 SINGLE “CLOSER” FEAT

 

THE CHAINSMOKERS REVEAL OFFICIAL VIDEO FOR #1 SINGLE “CLOSER” FEAT. HALSEY – 

‘COLLAGE’ EP BUNDLE DUE OUT NOVEMBER 4; TO INCLUDE NEW TRACK “SETTING FIRES” FT. XYLØ

PREORDER PHYSICAL CD HERE AND EXCLUSIVE WHITE VINYL HERE

 

“ROSES,” “DON’T LET ME DOWN” AND “CLOSER” ALL CERTIFIED TRIPLE PLATINUM

 

DUO NOMINATED FOR FOUR AMERICAN MUSIC AWARDS – VOTE HERE

 

“Closer” remains the No. 1 song in America across the board, currently occupying the top spot at Pop radio, on iTunes’ Top Songs Chart, and on the Billboard Hot 100. The track marks their third Billboard Hot 100 Top 10 this year and their fourth #1 on the Hot Dance/Electronic Songs chart. “Closer” is approaching a staggering half billion views on Youtube and streams on Spotify.

 

‘COLLAGE’ TRACKLIST:

1. Setting Fires (feat. XYLØ)

2. All We Know (feat. Phoebe Ryan)

3. Closer (feat. Halsey)

4. Inside Out (feat. Charlee)

5. Don’t Let Me Down (feat. Daya)

 

iTunes | Apple Music | Spotify

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Interview with Melissa Barak

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Interview with Melissa Barak

Simultaneously pursuing a dance career, running a studio and choreographing seems like an impossible task for any one person, but Melissa Barak of Barak Ballet is one of those girls who does it all.  With an impressive background full of dance awards and choreographic acclaim, she is changing the face of ballet in L.A.   Barak took time out of her hectic schedule to talk to us about her accomplishments, her challenges and how dancing in sunny Los Angeles differs from dancing in New York.

Your passion for dance has brought you to a few different avenues of expression:  dancing itself, choreographing and now running Barak Ballet.  Do you hold one love higher than the others?

While the directorship position feels the most true to who I am, I have to say, I love dancing the most.  Dancing brings about a special, very unique, feeling.  Moving to music and interpreting choreography is very spiritual in its own way, and it always brought me to a euphoric place.

You’ve danced extensively in New York and Los Angeles.  Do you think that dance is the same everywhere, or were there distinct struggles that came along with changing cities?

Dancing in L.A. was a bit easier for me for many reasons.  One, it’s my home.  Two, it’s simply a more pleasant place to live.  L.A. makes me feel calm and relaxed, whereas NYC is just constantly buzzing.  Some people love that about NYC, but for me, it didn’t work so well.  Leading a stressful ballet career, the last thing I needed was for my outside environment to be just as hectic.

You had your first major accomplishment as a choreographer at 22, when you became the youngest choreographer in New York City Ballet history to be commissioned for original work.  Do you think this was a big turning point in your career that led you deeper into choreography?

Inside Melissa Barak

Actually no, it was quite the opposite.  I was so young, and I felt I had more to explore out of my dance career.  I didn’t want to focus on choreography just yet.  In fact, I chose to place focus on my dancing career right after that commission.  I found it difficult to juggle both careers simultaneously so it really had to be one or the other for me, and at age 22, it was dancing.

You have some memorable dance credits such as Fairy Carabosse from Sleeping Beauty and Coffee from the Nutcracker.  Is there one performance that you think of as your best?

There are quite a few performances that I think back on and feel a huge sense of pride and real artistic accomplishment.  Carabosse is definitely one of them.   Another was a performance of Marie I did (Sugarplum in most other versions) in Los Angeles Ballet’s, The Nutcracker.   It was just a really “on” show and it felt electric in every way.

Dance has a bit of a split reputation: on the one hand, it’s seen as a physically taxing sport that helps mold people at a young age, while on the other hand it’s seen as something potentially damaging to the health and emotional development of young girls (who presumably have to grow up too fast).  Do you have any thoughts on which you find to be truer, or any personal experiences to share?

Inside the Story

I find that in life we see how things constantly balance out.  The higher the risk, the higher the reward, and vice versa.  There are many pay-offs to practicing ballet but it certainly comes with its fair share of drawbacks.  On one hand, it can be the best emotional and physical therapy, while at the same time ending up at the therapist.  My relationship with ballet was like being in a deep relationship with the absolute love of my life.  When things were good, life was grand, but when things were bad, it was painful in every way a person experiences pain.

What has been your biggest challenge in your dance career?

My biggest challenge was comparing myself to the other dancers. Instead of focusing on my attributes and my own journey.   I would get caught up in what others had, and what I lacked.  It was very self defeating and ended up hurting me for many years.

If you could accomplish one thing with Barak Ballet, what would it be?

It would be that when people think about going to see a dance performance, Barak Ballet immediately comes to mind because they know they are in for the best dance performance of their lives.

What do you think is the biggest misconception about dancers?

I feel the biggest misconception about dancers is that we are not intelligent.

How do you find inspiration for your choreography?

Music makes me want to move in the first place, however, I need to be surrounded by dancers that I know will fuel my creative imagination.  Their individuality, musicality and sex appeal helps my mind determine the physical form in which a piece of music will gradually shape into.

What can we hope to see from you in the coming seasons?

In the coming seasons you can expect to see plenty of exciting, fresh, and new modern ballets on various stages throughout Los Angeles and beyond.

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Hayley Hasselhoff Interview

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Hayley Hasselhoff Interview

Hayley Hasselhoff Interview

\nby Lisa Palencia

Known for her beauty, passion, and ambition in the film and modeling world, Hayley Hasselhoff is truly an inspiration and a role model.  We had the pleasure of interviewing Hasselhoff to talk about her career, ambitions and advice for those looking to follow in her grand and passionate footsteps.  

Who is your biggest role model?

The people I meet everyday are my role models.  Whether it is someone I met in passing, from work, or a fan.  I love hearing their empowering stories.  The beauty of breaking away from the fear of the unknown and taking a chance on themselves for the better continuously inspires me.  I’ve been blessed to meet so many beautiful people in my journey who have shared their life lessons along the way.

How did you first get into acting and modeling?

 I was blessed to see my family’s love and passion for their craft since I was born.  From then on I knew where my dreams lied.  I began acting on a few episodes of Baywatch when I was around 5 years old, but my father wanted me to take it seriously and be prepared before I got an agent.  Instead, I focused on school and being a teenager while taking private coaching before I got an agent at the age of 14.  It was not until I did an acting showcase where I felt it broke me into a different understanding of my craft.  Right after the showcase my first big audition ever was Huge and I booked a leading role as a series regular at the age of 17.  As for modeling, modeling was never an aspiration of mine.  When I was 14 years old my father’s publicist brought plus size modeling to his attention.  I took a meeting with Ford and got signed right away.  I became the spokes model for Torrid for a couple years.  I then took about 6 years off of modeling so I could focus all my attention on acting.  This past year I have gotten back into modeling and it has been such a beautiful journey that I’ll be forever thankful for.

Do you think it has been easier for you to grow up in a family that is in the entertainment industry, having that support system behind you?

 I think no matter what opportunities are given to you the only way you will succeed is if you want it, fight for it and are prepared.  Thankfully I come from a family where I got to see the positive and negatives of the industry at a young age.  I realized that my passion for my craft and being on set is worth all the negativity that you can’t control in the public.  As for booking, I do believe it has actually been harder.  In the beginning, I felt like most of my auditions consisted of talking about my family or a tabloid that was false.  Then I’d have to pull myself together to get into the scene.  Thankfully, now that I’m older, I know how to deflect those conversations if need be for the sake of connecting with my character and not Hayley.  I think when it comes to certain aspects in the industry, it may be easier to open the door, but that door will close twice as fast and hard if you are not prepared.  I have and always will want to make sure that my successes have been made from my own talent and path.

What has been the biggest obstacle you have had to overcome to get to where you are today?

Wow!  Well I do feel like there have been more than a few.  There was about a year after Huge got cancelled where I was so focused on getting another role.  Every audition I felt like I was getting close, but then was told “you’re too pretty to play the quirky best friend but not skinny enough to play the cheerleader type.”  I began to let those assumptions get to my head.  The best thing at that time that could have happened to me was where I let all that go as I went into every audition room to do good work and not worry about the small stuff.  I look at this as an obstacle since it was a time where my weight started to hinder my thoughts of being able to work.  Now I look at where I am today, with a beautiful career all about celebrating my body.  I would have never gotten here if I let others words of discouragement get to me.  I now walk into every audition room just to do good work and have fun with the reader.  If a role presents itself to change in any way, trust me I’ll be the first to want to.  But until then I’m going to be confident in me and the work I bring to a role.

What is one goal you wish to accomplish in the near future?

I wish to venture back into the acting field some more.  I hope to either be back on a television series or continue on into feature films.

If you had not chosen a career in acting and modeling, what career path would you have chosen?

I would have definitely gone into the fashion Industry.  I was looking into going to a fashion design school after I graduated high school, which I did at 16.  However, work took me away from it.  I have revisited taking classes many times.  Although acting and modeling is the main career path I have chosen at the moment, I hope in my near future fashion design will be something I break into.

What is the most important thing to you, as far as being a role model, for young aspiring actors and models?

Gosh!  As for being a role model, I never chose or thought of myself as one to be exact.  I don’t think I like the idea of someone looking up to my career journey as something they must do to succeed.  If anything, I would encourage young girls, aspiring actresses, and models to find their journey, to follow their heart and never lose sight of who they are.  Being unique and being yourself is going to get you and your career way further in life, no matter what anyone else tells you.  Be you, work hard, and never lose sight of the love for your craft that got you into this business.

What is the most important thing you learned from working as a plus-sized model?

Being a plus-size model is all about being healthy, toned and exuding confidence.  It shows you that beauty comes in all different shapes and sizes.

Do you have any advice for females looking to get into the industry who are trying to adhere to the standards of modeling and acting?

Be you, but be the best you!  You can be for yourself not anyone else.  Have a great work ethic, love every second of the process and you will succeed.  It doesn’t happen overnight.  Trust me, you are getting into an industry that will take you on ups and downs for the rest of your life.  But the continued ‘rejection’, as one may call it, is actually a blessing in disguise.  If you look at it the right way it can only help you get one step closer to where you are supposed to be.  It will also help you realize what you need to work on to get better.

What has been your most embarrassing moment on set?

I can’t really think of one that has happened as me ‘Hayley’ on set ha!  I think it’s probably because things that may seem embarrassing to one are just quite funny to me.  There was that one scene on the set of Huge that I had to shoot that could have been embarrassing.  On the second day of shooting, the first episode of the series, my character, Amber, has to climb a wall in fitness training where her shorts rip and everyone sees her underwear.  It was funny to know everyone was staring at my bum for a couple hours.  Haha!

What can you tell your fans about upcoming projects you are doing this year?

There are many projects in the works for release in 2015 but unfortunately cannot be talked about just yet.  I can tell you that I have a film called Fearless set to release in 2015.  I’ve also got some amazing projects in fashion and modeling on the way.  Follow

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Rise of Wicked Things Boutique

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Rise of Wicked Things Boutique

Andrea Ward, a 24 year old fashion designer and owner of Wicked Things Boutique from Baltimore Maryland defiantly took the LAFW crowds attention with Jeffery Robinson, owner of Dynasty Unleash Models.  Assisting with styling the models with Andrea”s eye catching unique designs during Art Hearts LA Fashion Week that is sure to have the fashion industry in constant discussion for weeks to come. The domestic violence survivor defiantly has a incredible story behind her passion for her jaw dropping edgy fashion. Andrea increased exposure will sure reach the numerous girls that she wants to make sure that they know they can break free and let go of the domestic violence relationships that some individuals, predominantly females find themselves into.

On a future scheme of things, the next event you will be able to catch Andrea’s designs Wicked Things Boutique is in the next Dynasty Unleash Models X Getty Images “Front Row”, which is a highly exclusive Press and Celebrity Photoshoot Look Book 1-2 day experience with the opening date 11/11/16.

Check out the event:
DUM * Getty Front Row Press Shoot
11-11-16 to 11-12-16

RSVP through [email protected]

For more info:

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Facebook:

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#Wickedthingsboutique #dynastyunleashmodels #fashion #lamodels

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Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Russia SS 2017

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Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Russia SS 2017

Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Russia announces the New Season dates. The event will take place from October 13 to October 17, 2016 at the usual venue of Manege Central Exhibition Hall, where fashion designers from Russia, Georgia, Ukraine and other countries will present their spring/summer 2017 collections.

SCHEDULE:
http://mercedesbenzfashionweek.ru/schedule?time=1476403200

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Introducing the 2017 NU MUSES

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Introducing the 2017 NU MUSES

treats! Magazine Founder Steve Shaw and Celebrated Photographer David Bellemere Present the Final 12 NU MUSES For the First Ever NU MUSES 2017 Fine Art Calendar 

“What spirit is so empty and blind, that it cannot recognize the fact that the foot is more noble than the shoe, and skin more beautiful than the garment”

-Michelangelo 

How the 2017 NU MUSES Were Chosen

Following weeks of judging and casting, and after receiving thousands of submissions from around the world, Steve Shaw and David Bellemare are pleased to introduce the final 12 NU MUSES for the first ever NU MUSES 2017 fine art calendar.  NU MUSES will be a millennial take of the classic Pirelli calendar of the 1970’s but reimagined as something artistic, classic and inspirational. NU MUSES aims to redefine how society perceives nudity, reestablishing nudity as something of natural timeless beauty to be celebrated in an elegant and sophisticated way. Over the last few months candidates from around the world have submitted photos and videos in the hopes of becoming one of the final 12 NU MUSES and following a top 100 selection, a round of social media voting and a final the 30 selection, the judges and Creative Director Christianne Brooks, have now made their decision and are introducing the final 2017 NU MUSES – http://numuses.com/site/finalists_dev

After receiving global submissions from the Philippines, to India, Brazil, and Mexico, the judges and creative director, evaluated the models assessing them on three categories; their unique look and beauty, social media voting allowing people to vote on their favorites, and most importantly their inspiring personality and views towards nudity. The response from the models was outstanding and although the original plan was to announce to a top 20, the submissions were so incredible that both Shaw and Bellemere felt a top 30 was required. The final 30 were then part of a final casting in Los Angeles and New York City where famed French photographer, David Bellemere photographed the remaining models to truly discover which models epitomized the qualities of a NU MUSE – confidence, inspiration, and comfort in the nude form.

Meet the 12 NU MUSES

After thorough evaluation we are proud to announce the final 12 beautiful, talented, and inspirational NU MUSES.

1. Jessica Clements from Elite Models “I look at timeless beauty as something that is more just a pretty face or a nice body. It is something within the soul, and you can never truly be beautiful if you do not do beautiful things. I try to live by that as much as I can.” @jessmclements

2. Nidhi Sunil from Industry Models “I feel timelessly beautiful, not because I consider myself as a separate entity more beautiful in contrast to some perceived ordinariness around me, but because I feel connected and see beauty in everything around me.” @nidhisunil

3. Rachel Cook from LA Models “I am so excited to say that I am one of the 12 NU MUSES! I am really looking forward to shooting with David (Bellemere) again. Nude photography is an art and it can be so empowering and I hope that through this project we are able to show you guys that.”   @rachelc00k

4. Ebonee Davis from MC2 “I’m a timeless beauty because I transcend any age, race or time. I give people what’s real and that level of humanity can’t be limited by time. I give people a feeling, and feelings last forever. Even when memories fade.” @eboneedavis

5. Janine Tugonon from MSA Los Angeles “I flew to the US from Philippines with a DREAM. I wanted to AIM HIGHER. to be globally known and excellent in this industry (modeling and acting). Being in this calendar is a huge opportunity to showcase my beauty and personality, a great exposure for me and hopefully will be the beginning of a long lasting successful career in this field I’m very passionate about.” @tugononjanine

6. Isabelle Boemeke from Muse Models. What does nudity mean to you?

“It means not being able to hide behind your ego, or theatrics. It is you, like you came to the world, pure and natural.” @isabelleboemeke

7. Alejandra Guilmant from Photogenics “No one is timeless, that’s the beauty of photography and art; they make beauty timeless.” @aleguilman 

8. Vika Levina from Women 360 “I always wanted to inspire people, it’s the biggest award I believe. I think David (Bellemere) see women as muses, every woman he worked with he presents differently, shows her special beauty. It would be an honor to work with David.” @levina_viktoriya

9. Anna Wolf from Wilhelmina Models lives in NYC but is originally from North Carolina. “When I was little my nickname was Noodle because long and thin like a noodle and eventually that shortened to Noodie. When people heard my mom calling me that they thought she was saying “nudie” and now I am representing as a “nudie.” Haha” @anna_wolf3

10. Sabina Karlsson from JAG Models “I’d like to show that being nude is a form of art, and that being nude as a curvy woman with thighs and hips is as beautiful as any other body type. You own your body and should be proud of it – it’s unique.” @thesabinakarlsso 

11. Keilani Asmus from Wilhelmina Models shares what viewpoint she would like to change with this nude calendar, “I want to beg the question as to why shame is associated with my body. I want people to question why they are against nudity in the first place. I’m hoping to help normalize the body, rather than build it up as this taboo thing that should be hidden behind closed doors.” 

@keilanimalia

12. Ariela Oliviera from New York Models shares a message she wants to send to women by appearing in NU MUSES, “Always feel and look confident, strong, sensual, positive and elegant with your perfect body shape… your beauty will shine from within.” @ariela_o

The 2017 NU MUSES are all uniquely beautiful both inside and out. The diversity of each model doesn’t only lie in their looks, but also their passions and reasons for wanting to be a NU MUSE model.  Speaking about the response and submissions Creative Director Christianne Brooks said: “We were so blown away by the magnitude of support for this project. We have had over 130 million online and social media impressions, each candidate’s social effort, was truly awe inspiring and shows us how poignant and timely this conversation around true beauty and nudity is. It’s such a wonderful time for women and we hope to empower these women and others to celebrate the female form in a sophisticated, elegant and most natural way. Nudity is one of the oldest and classic forms of art and we aim, through NU MUSES, to help reestablish that.”

The Calendar Shoot and NU MUSES Launch

 The NU MUSES 2017 calendar shoot will take place from October 16th-25th. Each NU MUSE will be flown to the Dominican Republic to shoot with David Bellemere at the beautiful Casa Kimball, a private villa located on the north coast of the island. This breathtaking setting with the Caribbean sunlight, coco palms and almond trees, a infinity edge swimming pool, and uninterrupted 180 degree Atlantic ocean views will provide a truly tropical and natural paradise to capture images that will truly reflect the NU MUSES movement. The NU MUSE luxurious calendar will begin presales in mid-November. Each of the 2017 NU MUSE’s being introduced today receives $10,000 and they a part of the calendar launch event and dinner at Art Basel Miami this December where NU MUSES will also be presented as an art exhibition allowing the beauty of nudity to be seen in a gallery setting. A docu-film featuring all NU MUSES is also currently in production and will be officially announced soon. 

For more information on the NU MUSES, guidelines, and the overall project process visit www.numuses.com  

The Creative Team Behind NU MUSES

About Steve Shaw 
Steve Shaw has a background in celebrity & fashion photography, shooting for Elle, Vogue, and British Esquire. In 2011, British-born Steve Shaw conceived and launched treats! Magazine as a European-inspired, multi-media brand merging high fashion, photography and sensuality as the ultimate in fine art luxury publishing. Created without the boundaries of commercial restrictions or censorship, treats! goal is to provide creatives with a platform to express their ‘art’ – from fine print to digital & premium video. treats! is designed to give the world’s best photographers, writers & artists a sophisticated, creative outlet with the freedom to have their work published without restriction. Steve focuses on celebrating the beauty of women as nature made them, which can be seen throughout his work. 

About David Bellemere
David Bellemere was born and raised in Paris, France. He discovered photography during his high school years, which led him to study visual arts after his Baccalaureate. While in college, David caught the eye of various French magazines that commissioned him in his early 20s.  Over the next few years he traveled throughout Asia regarding his time there as the most influential in his photographic style to this day. David is recognized for his unique light, colors, and composition, always celebrating beauty. The adjectives most often used to describe his pictures are sensual, delicate, and feminine. David currently contributes to the following magazines:  Marie Claire Italy, Vogue Paris, Vogue US, Vogue China, Nippon Vogue, Vogue Spain, Elle US, GQ UK, LUI, Porter Magazine, MUSE, treats! and Harper’s Bazaar UK.

 

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Keisha Castle Hughes – Game of Thrones

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Keisha Castle Hughes - Game of Thrones

Who is your favorite fashion designer? 

I am hugely bias to New Zealand designers. We are spoilt for choice and the fabrics are beautiful. I love: RUBY, Stolen Girlfriends Club, twentysevennames, Miss Crabb, Kate Sylvester and Juliette Hogan. 

What is your favorite food?

I am a massive foodie. Anything fresh, organic and locally sourced. I love seafood. I could eat fresh oysters everyday of the week. 

What is your favorite song on the radio right now?

Adele just dropped her new tune ‘hello’ and it is phenomenal! 

Tell us about your favorite shoes?

I own far too many pairs of ankle boots. They are my staple piece with every outfit and can be worn causally or more formal. 

Tell us about your personal style, any signature pieces? 

My go to pieces are always good underwear and a good pair of ankle boots. I build on an outfit from there. I dress dependent on how I am feeling and often change outfits two to three times a day. I have always been this way because often what I choose in the morning is no longer reflective of how I’m feeling in the afternoon. Also, the weather in Auckland where I hail from is insane. There are always four seasons in a day so it is habit. 

What is your favorite movie?

I have so many, it is always difficult to choose one! Once Upon a time in the West is certainly one of my favorite films and I am currently about to direct my first film, which is a Western, so am feeling very influenced by that film as of late. 

Do you know any god Game of Thrones Gossip?

No. They’d have my head! 

Tell us about your most memorable day on the set. 

My first day was so nerve-wracking and exciting. I am such a huge fan of the show so was just blown away by the fact that I was there. The cast and crew were so welcoming of us and I am so happy to be apart of such an epic show. 

Any words of wisdom for the RUNWAY readers?

Make sure you like you first and foremost, the rest will fall into place. Eat a balanced diet. Laugh with loved ones. Smile and try not to be an asshole.

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FIFTH HARMONY – “THAT’S MY GIRL”

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FIFTH HARMONY – “THAT’S MY GIRL”

Following two wins at the 2016 MTV Video Music Awards and the conclusion of the U.S. leg of their 7/27 Tour this month, chart-topping sensation Fifth Harmony has released the music video for their new single “That’s My Girl” – available NOW on VEVO: http://smarturl.it/5HTMGV

The song marks the group’s third single off their sophomore album 7/27, released May 27 on Syco Music/Epic Records, which Rolling Stone recently included 7/27 as one of the best albums of 2016 so far. Next up, Fifth Harmony will continue their 7/27 Tour in Mexico and Europe. Full details can be found here

 

Watch the “That’s My Girl” music video here:

VEVO: http://smarturl.it/5HTMGV

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2016 Emmy Nominations: Nominees

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2016 Emmy Nominations: Nominees

Outstanding Drama Series

Game of Thrones (HBO)

The Americans (FX)

House of Cards (Netflix)

Downton Abbey (PBS)

Better Call Saul (AMC)

Mr. Robot (USA)

Homeland (Showtime)

Outstanding Comedy Series

Veep (HBO)

Transparent (Amazon)

Silicon Valley (HBO)

Modern Family (ABC)

Master of None (Netflix)

Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt (Netflix)

black-ish (ABC)

Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series

Rami Malek, Mr. Robot (USA)

Kevin Spacey, House of Cards (Netflix)

Bob Odenkirk, Better Call Saul (AMC)

Liev Schreiber, Ray Donovan (Showtime)

Kyle Chandler, Bloodline (Netflix)

Matthew Rhys, The Americans (FX)

Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series

Viola Davis, How to Get Away With Murder (ABC)

Robin Wright, House of Cards (Netflix)

Claire Danes, Homeland (Showtime)

Taraji P. Henson, Empire (Fox)

Keri Russell, The Americans (FX)

Tatiana Maslany, Orphan Black (BBC America)

Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series

Jeffrey Tambor, Transparent (Amazon)

Aziz Ansari, Master of None (Netflix)

Anthony Anderson, black-ish (ABC)

William H. Macy, Shameless (Showtime)

Will Forte, The Last Man on Earth (Fox)

Thomas Middleditch, Silicon Valley (HBO)

Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series

Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Veep (HBO)

Amy Schumer, Inside Amy Schumer (Comedy Central)

Ellie Kemper, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt (Netflix)

Tracee Ellis Ross, black-ish (ABC)

Laurie Metcalfe, Getting On (HBO)

Lily Tomlin, Grace and Frankie (Netflix)

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Paris Berelc interview

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Paris Berelc interview

You looked great today, what is was your favorite look? 

My favorite look was definitely the pink gown. It is so beautiful and I just could not stop twirling in it. I wore a gold flower crown with it and I literally felt like a princess. I never get to wear things like that. I don’t even think I own anything pink. 

What designers do you shop?

My favorite place to shop is Topshop. They always seem to have what I’m looking for. They include so many different types of looks in their line. It can go from edgy to girly to vintage. I love that because I get to try new looks and styles normally don’t wear. But some designers I love are Zac Posen, Ellie Saab, and Versace. They can be bold but elegant at the same time. 

Whats your thoughts on shoes? 

I wouldn’t say I’m obsessed with shoes but they are important part of a look for me haha. Shoes are the last part of your outfit that can really complete it. If I put an outfit together and don’t have a pair of shoes to go with it, I have to change my outfit. 

Tell us more about Lab Rats and your character on the show.

Lab Rats: Elite Force is about a group of teenage superheroes and bionics. We go on missions and help save the world. All our powers together make us one of the most powerful force. My character is Skylar Storm. She just regained her 24 powers so it’s a lot of fun to have all of these incredible abilities. I don’t even know what all of them are. A few of them are flying, heat vision, and I can shoot lightning out of my hand. I love the fact that years from now when I look back, I’ll be able to say I played a superhero. 

Whats the funniest thing that happened on the set?

I am constantly dancing and singing around set. It doesn’t matter where I am or what we are doing. I have an issue of not being able to stay still. On one of our filming days, we were in between takes and I was dancing like a total weirdo. I didn’t realize that the camera was rolling and our director says, “Hey Paris, what song is in your head?” I took a moment and said, “I don’t have one.” Everyone at video village started cracking up and it was put on our blooper reel. 

We hear you were a gymnast, are you still active in that sport? 

Yes I am. I still go once a week to make sure I don’t lose my skills and keep in shape. I used to be a level 10 and I was training 20 hours a week. I haven’t trained in about 2 years. The first few weeks of getting back into were really tough. I would wake up the next day not being able to move. But I’m starting to get the hang of things again and more skills are starting to come back to me. I love being able to get back into the gym and flip around for fun. 

What’s your favorite food?

 SUSHI!!! Thank goodness I have friends who like sushi as well. A lot of people say they love sushi but only get a California roll. That’s not real sushi to me haha. I could honestly eat it every day. I’m a sucker for spicy so I always get spicy tuna or yellow tail sashimi with jalapeño.  

What do you do for fun?

Hiking and going to the beach. I’m such a beach person. I’m obsessed with the ocean. My favorite place to go is Malibu. I always plan beach days and invite family and friends. We will go out and boogie board or body surf. We’ll grill during the day and then at night we have a bonfire. Me and a group of friends also go to this place we call “The Cove.” It’s a top secret place that I’m not allowed to reveal. 

What are your plans for fall?

Fall is actually my favorite time of year. I am thinking of going to homecoming in Wisconsin at my old school. I’m trying to get my friends to go to Wisconsin with me because it’s so pretty there and they have a ton of haunted corn mazes and houses. But I will definitely be at Halloween Horror Nights here in LA. I will also be starting my last year of high school and taking some college courses. I can’t believe that I’m a senior, time flies by so fast. Other than that, auditioning and writing. Just trying to keep myself busy. 

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The Most Stylist Halloween Costumes for 2016

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Runway Magazine Editorial Team
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The Most Stylist Halloween Costumes for 2016

Holidays are a wonderful reason to show your stylish side and dress up.  Halloween is no exception to this. For some, Halloween is a time to dress up in the scariest costume imaginable, for others it’s about being the most seductive character you can play and for many its about being stylish and being someone new for a night. If you’re one of the people who want to be as stylish as possible for Halloween, this list of the most fashion forward costumes for ladies was created for you!

Dressing up doesn’t just mean you get to play a new part, it means you get to embrace a side of you that you never knew existed. We really like this Female Gangster Tease costume from 3Wishes.com because it will instantly makes you feel strong, sexy, tough and confident, plus the pantsuit is ultra fashionable.

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Long dresses are great for Halloween costumes because you can dress up as someone else and still be your elegant, feminine and seductive self without too much effort. Some costumes can even be worn as a dress after Halloween to other events and occasions. This Toon Wife costume can even be worn after Halloween with a denim jacket or black blazer as a head turning Christmas party dress.UY1019_a_2__02981.1408918827.800.800

If elegant and mythical is more your style, you’ll want to think about being a mermaid. There has always been something sultry about mermaids and sea creatures, even in books and stories such as The Odyssey with the Sirens, which dates back to approximately 750 B.C. Let us be honest, Ariel’s seashell top in The Little Mermaid was not only creative but stylish too.R4530_a__53580.1439734159.400.600R4578-Coral-Reef-Mermaid-Costume-a__69552.1470252839.400.600BR11_a__34309.1412363977.400.600

Finally, the most stylist of costumes will have to be angels and fairies. From movies, to books, to bedtime stories, angels and fairies have always been the most stylish and beautiful characters in the story.  One of the most stylish fairies we remember was the Blue Fairy from Pinocchio. While she may not have had a many scenes, her blue aura of beauty and blue light will never be forgotten.

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