Thylane Blondeau Is Back, Lensed By Eric Guillemain For Teen Vogue
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Thylane Blondeau Is Back, Lensed By Eric Guillemain For Teen Vogue
This elegant breakfast tray belongs to model Thylane Blondeau’s Instagram page. Now 15 , Thylane — who has been hailed as the next Kate Moss — is lensed briefly by Eric Guillemain for Teen Vogue. I can’t count how many young girls have been called the ‘next Kate Moss’ this year. The phrase sells magazines — which is no denial of Blondeau’s poise and beauty.
It’s four years ago since Thylane stirred major controversy, appearing in a ‘shocking’ editorial lensed by Tom Ford for then editor-in-chief’s Carine Roitfeld’s Vogue Paris. A front page Google search of Blondeau still finds that controversy on Google results page 1. Read on
September 2015 Brings Beyonce To Vogue Cover Story & Global Citizen Concert In Central Park September 26
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Beyonce Stars at Global Citizen Concert in Central Park Saturday September 26
The superstar and global women’s rights activist will bring her populist brand of feminism to Central Park as Chime for Change, founded by Gucci (a Kerring company lead by the Pinault family), Selma Hayek Pinault and Beyonce join the fourth annual Global Citizen concert in Central Park on September 26.
Concert goers can’t buy their way into the concert (although we imagine the beautiful people do). Actually VIP tickets are available at Ticketmaster. Instead, Global Citizen runs a lottery,based on taking action for change in America and around the world.
There’s lots of breaking news today around the September 26 star-studded Global Citizen concert. Check back later today for details. Selma Hayek will be taking the stage as a co-host.
Superstar Beyonce also fronts the always massive September issue of American Vogue, wearing Marc Jacobs and styled by Tonne Goodman. Master fashion photographer Mario Testinocaptures Queen Bey, who adds fashions from Atelier Versace, Louis Vuitton, Givenchy, Stella McCartney and more.
The Reign of Beyoncé By Mario Testino For Vogue US September 2015
Angelina Jolie Pitt Working on 'The Breadwinner' & 'First They Killed My Father', A Memoir By Loung Ung
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“The Hollywood Reporter shares news that Angelina Jolie Pitt will executive produce the animated film ‘The Breadwinner’, a story of a young girl living as a boy under the Taliban regime in Afghanistan.”
“The story’s heroine Parvana disguises herself as a boy to become her family’s breadwinner after her father is imprisoned unfairly. The film, which also focuses on the culture and beauty of Afghanistan, will be produced in English and in Dari.” Read on
Angelina Jolie-Pitt Makes Cambodian Film for Netflix
“Jolie-Pitt is currently working on a film for Netflix called ‘First They Killed My Father’. The actor and director is adapting the memoir of Loung Ung, a Cambodian author and human rights activist, who survived the Khmer Rouge regime. Jolie-Pitt has co-written the screen adaptation with Ung and will product as well as direct the film.”
“Jolie Pitt said she decided to partner with Netflix because of the streaming service’s global reach. “Films like this are hard to watch but important to see,” she said. “They are also hard to get made. Netflix is making this possible, and I am looking forward to working with them and excited that the film will reach so many people.” The film will be released in both Khmer and English.” Read on
UN Ambassador Nicole Kidman Visits Uluru Outback, Lensed By Will Davidson For Vogue Australia September 2015
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Honolulu-born Nicole Kidman had a dual mission in her Vogue Australia photo shoot, posing for photographer Will Davidson at the iconomic Australian landmark Uluru, marking 30 years since the Australian Government returned Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park to it original owners, the Anangu people.
Vogue Australia editor-in-chief Edwina McCann said she hoped that Nicole’s editorial would encourage tourists to visit the Northern Territory and national park. “People always ask me where they should go in Australia: now I’m going to say Uluru.” She added, “I’m enraptured by it. I’ve always been drawn to the landscape, and I do think there’s something … the energy and the light … it’s just a very, very magical, special place.”
Many Australians consider Uluru to be the spiritual heart of Australia.
Nicole Kidman is a long-time spokesperson for women’s rights, empowered in her role as a UN Women Goodwill Ambassador. Meeting with the women of the local Mutitjulu community, the actor said “The constant need is to keep educating.”
At 5’11’, Nicole stood tall over the local Mutitjulu women, dressed in black dresses and traditional body paint as they performed a special women’s ceremony for the UN Women Goodwill Ambassador.
William & Kate in Uluru
On their recent royal visit to Australia, Prince William and Princess Kate visited Uluru, where Kate was given a ceremonial necklace made by a local woman.
