Posts tagged with "mother"
Lily Aldridge Perfumes
Supermodel, philanthropist, mother and entrepreneur, Lily Aldridge unveiled her first scent, Haven, in early September – a delicate floral homage to the home in Nashville she shares with her two children and husband, Caleb Followill. This Friday, Lily will be welcoming her second fragrance, Summit – a wood and spice blend reminiscent of the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee, to the collection.
Summit by Lily Aldridge Parfums A wood and spice blend that delicately marries Cinnamon, Tobacco, Patchouli, and Leather to encapsulate the beauty of the Smoky Mountains and give the gift of warm indulgence with each and every spritz. Available beginning November 15th for $50, exclusively HERE.
This entry was posted in Feature and tagged 360, 360 Magazine, Celebrity, entrepreneur, fragrance, lily Aldridge, lily Aldridge perfumes, mother, Nashville, perfume, philanthropist, scents, supermodel, Vaughn Lowery on November 14, 2019 by wp360mag.
Teyana Taylor × Kehlani
LISTEN TO "MORNING"
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WATCH THE VIDEO HERE
Teyana Taylor – multi-hyphenate R&B superstar singer, songwriter, producer, director, dancer/choreo­grapher, actor, fitness guru, model, mother and Harlem native – announces the release of "Morning" featuring Kehlani, the brand new single and steamy video, both available today via G.O.O.D. Music/Def Jam Recordings. "Morning" is the second advance track from THE ALBUM, following up the R&B smash "How You Want It? (HYWI?)" featuring King Combs.
THE ALBUM is the long-awaited follow-up to Teyana's KTSE, one of the five G.O.O.D. Music/ Def Jam albums produced by Kanye West during his 2018 sojourn in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Released in June, KTSE (acronym for Keep That Same Energy) set off an 18-month chain reaction for Teyana, starting with its summertime RIAA- certified Gold smash "Gonna Love Me." Teyana performed "Gonna Love Me" (in a medley with "Rose In Harlem," also from KTSE) on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. Hip-hop audiences embraced the "Gonna Love Me" remix featuring Wu-Tang Clan's Ghostface Killah, Method Man and Raekwon, whose video was directed by Teyana herself.
KTSE spun off a hot new single and video for Teyana in early 2019, the explicit "WTP (Work This P***y)." The video was nominated last week for "Best Dance Perform­ance" at the upcoming BET Soul Train Awards, airing live from Las Vegas on November 17. The third single from KTSE was the evocative "Issues/Hold On." After slaying the audience with the song live on Ellen in April 2019, Teyana was surprised on-air when Ellen presented her with the RIAA gold award plaque for "Gonna Love Me," bringing it all full circle.
As she continues to direct her own videos, Teyana – aka 'Spike Tee' – was again at the helm of the clip for her recent single, "How You Want It? (HYWI?)" featuring King Combs, released in August.
About TEYANA TAYLOR:
Being a jack of trades has allowed Teyana Taylor to become a master of all. From her smoky melodic vocals to her dynamic dance moves, the entertainer dips in dives between her talents that also include producing, songwriting, acting, directing and everything in between. When it comes to describing herself, the Harlem native can only think of one word: Everything.
"I literally can do everything. I never look at anything as being impossible," she explains. "I exhaust all options to make what happen when I need to make happen." Her mantra made her an early favorite to artists like Pharrell, who she signed her first deal with, and later choreographed videos for artists like Beyonce and Jay-Z. Her love for the arts and R&B later earned her the title of the first woman signed to Kanye West's G.O.O.D. Music imprint.
Between R&B's identity crisis in the 2010s, Teyana dropped her debut album VII, with tracks like "Maybe" (featuring Yo Gotti and Pusha T) and the sultry "Just Different" shaping her musical persona. The critically acclaimed album debuted at No. 1 on Billboard's Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart in 2014, cementing her position in today modern R&B field. "I fought for that raw, hood necessary R&B and now I feel like it's better than ever," she says.
After spicing up the R&B charts, Teyana was blessed with the arrival of her daughter Junie with husband and NBA star Iman Shumpert in 2015. "I do all of this for my baby. She's who I do it for," she says about Iman "Junie" Tayla Shumpert Jr., her main source of inspiration. "I always show her how to be a leader and a businesswoman. I want her to believe that she can be anything she wants to be and it not be a shocker that she's a female doing it all." Soon after, Teyana went on to star in the internet-breaking video for Kanye West's "Fade," and scored her first MTV Moonman for "Best Choreography" at the 2017 MTV Video Music Awards.
But it wasn't until the release of her sophomore project K.T.S.E. in June 2018 that the world experienced Teyana's talents. With her all-female production company The Aunties, Teyana self-directed videos for "WTP," the Gold-selling single "Gonna Love Me," and recently, "Issues/Hold On." She has also directed videos for her peers like T.I. ("You"), Monica ("Commitment") and Lil Duval ("Pull Up" featuring Ty Dolla $ign) with fans like Ms. Lauryn Hill and Elton John praising her boss moves.
Part of what makes Teyana stand out from the rest is her ability to move with precision and poise in everything she does. From the studio to the stage, every idea is a project with the singer front and center with a vision all her own. With her musical inspirations like Aaliyah, Teena Marie, Mint Condition and Janet Jackson speaking to her soul, Teyana is aware her mission is larger than life. "I'm working on me every day and I think that's my purpose," she says, comparing her life to a never-ending book. "I'm still going, still mastering and being a better me."
This entry was posted in Design and tagged 360 Magazine, Actor, dancer/choreo­grapher, Def Jam Recordings, director, fitness guru, Harlem, Kanye West, Kehlani, King Combs, model, morning song, mother, New Release, producer, R&B superstar singer, songwriter, teyana Taylor, Vaughn Lowery on November 1, 2019 by wp360mag.
Netflix released Homecoming: A Film by Beyoncé, which presents an intimate look at her historic 2018 Coachella performance that paid homage to America's historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs). Interspersed with candid footage and interviews detailing the preparation and powerful intent behind her vision, Homecoming gives a peek into the process and emotional physical sacrifices it took to conceptualize and execute a performance of that magnitude that became a cultural movement. This stand-alone Netflix original is now available globally on Netflix.
As the first black woman to headline Coachella, Homecoming recognizes the African American visionaries who inspired Beyoncé, including HBCU alums Toni Morrison, Alice Walker, activist Marian Wright Edelman, and scholar W.E.B. Du Bois, in addition to cultural luminaries such as Nina Simone, Maya Angelou, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, and Audre Lorde. Beyoncé's personal knowledge of the relevance and celebration of HBCUs started with her father, Mathew Knowles, an alumnus of Fisk University.
Shot over eight months, the film follows the global entertainer as she returns to the stage after the birth of her twins, highlighting the comprehensive preparation involved in creating her groundbreaking performance, which included four months of band rehearsals followed by four months of dance rehearsals with over 150 musicians, dancers, and other creatives, — all of whom were hand-picked by the artist herself.
In juggling dual roles as both the director of her live performance and the film that captured the process of making it, Beyoncé says, "It was one of the hardest jobs I have taken on but I knew that I had to push myself and my team to go beyond great to legendary. We knew nothing like this was ever done on a festival level before and it needed to be iconic beyond compare. The performance was an homage to an important part of African American culture. It had to be true to those who know and entertaining and enlightening to those who needed to learn. In making the film and re-telling the story, the purpose remained the same."
Many in the cast; band, singers, dancers and steppers are former HBCU students, immersed in the HBCU marching band tradition. They joined Beyoncé's own group of performers, some who have toured with her for years. Viewers not only get to see the intense dance rehearsals and talent of these amazing artists, but hear their personal journey from HBCU student to artist and the lifelong impact that comes with performing alongside Beyoncé in this historic concert.
"So many people who are culturally aware and intellectually sound are graduates from historically black colleges and universities, including my father," she says in the film. "There is something incredibly important about the HBCU experience that must be celebrated and protected."
As a treat to her fans, the film also includes, in the end credits, her remake of "Before I Let Go" by Frankie Beverly and Maze, a 1981 R&B classic that's commonly performed at HBCU games. The single will be available on the film's soundtrack, Homecoming: The Live Album, available today from Parkwood Entertainment and Columbia Records. smarturl.it/BH9102
Homecoming: A Film by Beyoncé was directed and produced by Beyoncé Knowles-Carter. Longtime collaborator Ed Burke served as co-director. Steve Pamon and Erinn Williams are executive producers.
"Lift Ev'ry Voice And Sing"
"Sorry"/"Me, Myself and I"
"Bow Down"
"I Been On"
"Flawless" (Remix)
"Feeling Myself"
"Top Off"
"Don't Hurt Yourself"
"Mi Gente (Remix)"
"You Don't Love Me (No, No, No)"
"Check On It"
"Déjà Vu"(featuring JAY-Z)
"Run the World (Girls)"
"Lose My Breath" (featuring Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams)
"Say My Name" (featuring Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams)
"Soldier" (featuring Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams)
"Get Me Bodied" (With Solange Knowles dancing)
"Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)"
About Netflix
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About Parkwood Entertainment
Parkwood Entertainment is an entertainment and management company founded by entertainer and entrepreneur, Beyoncé in 2010. With headquarters in New York City the company houses departments in music and video production, management, marketing, digital, creative, philanthropy, fashion, publicity and a record label. Under its original name, Parkwood Pictures, in 2008, the company released the film Cadillac Records (2008), in which Beyoncé starred and co-produced. The company also released the film, Obsessed (2009), with Beyoncé as star and executive producer. Parkwood Entertainment produced The Mrs. Carter Show World Tour (2013-2014) and The Formation World Tour (2016), and co-produced the ON THE RUN TOUR (2014) and ON THE RUN II (2018).
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Beyoncé's Homecoming
Writers: Vaughn Lowery, Tara McDonough, Stella Iman Dugall
Every once in a while pop culture encounters a rip in its continuum. The latest breach comes from one of the most effervescent entertainers of all time, Beyoncé Giselle Knowles Carter, as the first Black female to headline one of the most prolific festivals since the iconic Woodstock. Introspective yet intimate, Homecoming is positioned to be one of the most immersive concert series in the history of music and streaming services. Beyoncé, the Director and Executive Producer of the film, creates a visually captivating story from the beginning to end. The documentary answers a plethora of questions, at which the infamous Beyhive has had about the historical moment.
With intermittent quick cuts of her family before, during and after the epic performance, Beyoncé gives herself permission to exhibit her vulnerability. After all, she planned to take the stage at Coachella in 2017 before she was pregnant with her twins. The tour was postponed and we fast forward to 'Mrs. Carter' having to deal with the aftermath of a complicated pregnancy, which ultimately ends in a c-section. Similar to friend, and professional tennis superstar, Serena Williams, Beyoncé bounced back harder than ever after her tough pregnancy. Throughout the piece she digs deep and pummels through some of the most difficult days she has ever encountered. She even speaks to her weighing 218 lbs and how she was only able to zip her costume up after months of hard work alongside of a dedicated clean/raw food diet – no meats, carbs, sugars. The director of photography expertly captured an extremely intimate and vulnerable side to the strong and flawless Queen Bey.
Having family members as graduates of some of the prominent HBCU (historically black colleges and universities), Beyoncé was able to tap into the most celebrated moments of their collegiate life. Her full show not only highlighted the history of these schools but also their social networks and fraternal organizations; transforming the stage into one of the most dynamic Black Southern spaces of cultural legacy and pride. Much of it was enunciated with their boot dancing, a traditional dance style for HBCU called J-Setting, in between transitions. These dance formations visually anchored the performance. Contortionists contributed an urban Cirque du Soleil vibe to the display which can be more accurately described as an infused gumbo of Chicago (the musical), Moulin Rouge! and the Off-Broadway play Stomp. To date, the pyramid stage has been persevered onsite at this year's Coachella as an art installation.
A group of 200 people shared the stage with Queen Bey including Jay Z, Kelly Rowland, Michelle Williams and Solange Knowles. The expansive crew that Beyonce worked and practiced with for 8 months is featured in the documentary, as each individual had their own part in making the event a success. The dancing in her set is not technical, but emotional. The crowd, as well as audiences watching the documentary at home, are meant to feel something from just the way Beyoncé and her dancers, who she handpicked herself, move with each other. The concert experience not only exhibits the immense talent of HBCU musicians but works towards using this heightened exposure to aid these institutions that have been struggling with little resources and grants since their establishment.
After the the release of Homecoming, Netflix will more than likely notice a spike in downloads/subscriptions; Beyonce will notice an increase in her fan base and HBCU enrollment rates will most likely skyrocket. Overall, most audience members will be thrashed into a world of black honor, history and preservation. While the Pew Report notes that there is a varying "black/white digital divide" concerning internet usage, (87% whites, 80% blacks), there is little divide when it comes to mobile platforms. The growth of black presence in media, such as on social media, in streaming services and more, will only continue due to the imminent success of Beyoncé's partnership with Netflix. Her myriad of success as a dominant Black woman breaks down barriers in the same way Jordan Peele has done for young Black filmmakers across the diaspora. This will become one of the most treasured pieces of mass media and should offer encouragement to both women and minorities to bust through the glass ceiling on all fronts especially digitization and technology.
Illustrator: Alejandra Villagra
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Anne Welsh
Interview with Instagram influencer Anne Welsh
In simple terms, Anne Welsh is a hard-working, fashion-driven mum, who shares her lifestyle and experiences of positive living on Instagram. But she is also much more than that. The former Chairperson of the UK Sickle Cell Society and Founder/President of 'Arise Consult' is a passionate advocate for people with chronic illness.
Anne influences many people with her fashion style, travel and lifestyle in general. But sharing content of her everyday life has resulted in her gaining nearly a million Instagram followers.
Prior to becoming a social media influencer, Anne had a formidable academic career focused on obtaining an Accounting and Finance Degree as an undergraduate and then attending the prestigious 'Cass Business School' in London to complete a further Master's degree in Investment Management. Before founding 'Arise Consult', her career roles included Vice President at New World Capital and Senior Vice-Associate of Marketing at Investment Bank, Lehman Brothers and Neuberger Berman.
Being a mother has changed Anne in many ways, but especially in her views on 'compassionate' fashion for women. She shares her advice to future bloggers and reveals how she became an Instagram influencer.
Anne, how did you build up the huge following you have on Instagram? How did all start?
I must say it wasn't an easy start. It was a journey that still continues every day. Firstly, I had an aspiration to be an influencer and role model for family living as well as for people who are challenged by chronic diseases; however, I was not exactly sure how to achieve that goal.
I researched multiple platforms and the right platform for me was Instagram. I have now been involved with Instagram for two years and the platform continues to improve in allowing users to post with more sophistication and gain more followers. I find that I can directly approach anyone in the community and learn from other people's experiences.
A theme that has always permeated my story boards is to promote the awareness of sickle cell disease. As a sickle cell sufferer, I felt obligated to tell positive and uplifting stories that would inspire others to achieve great things in their personal lives. I also found out that this positive approach to life has been embraced by many people living ordinary lives, but who are looking for a 'new spark' or who may be facing personal challenges outside of their control.
Building my Instagram following was not something that happened over night. You must post regularly and gradually; through comments and likes, you become to understand what people like and prefer to see posted. Improving on the posting experience is an evolutionary story. Be patient, as success is unlikely to happen quickly.
What are your posts all about and how do you interact with your followers?
My posts are usually centered around my personal experiences; travelling, beauty, fashion and lifestyle, with an important focus on health. Fashion is almost always a part of my posts and I get to work with my children and family on these aspects. Styles & certain fashion looks become my form of communication, an expression of my femininity, a way to find new statements and rediscover myself. That is why I love to showcase fashion and beauty aspects.
Sharing travel destinations is typically another function of my job description. I am fortunate enough to travel to many places internationally as well as locally across the UK. London itself is a world class destination with so many great photo opportunities. When I am at a location it requires significant schedule and logistics planning so that I can fit in business meetings between getting to photogenic sightseeing locations. Sometimes this can be very difficult to accomplish, and discipline is the key.
I am also happy to show some details of my family life, specifically woven around those interesting moments I share with my kids, my nieces and nephews and the family's daily routine. I have found this part of my postings to be very popular. I am sure my followers encounter many of the same challenges I do with having a family, so it is a common bond we share.
What is your partnering philosophy with different brands?
I am very selective with brands. I usually accept invitations from only a small percentage of the brands that approach me. The first hurdle for a brand that seeks collaboration with me is I must love the product or service. If I don't hold that passion it will come across to my followers as not very genuine and this will not achieve the marketing results of the product. When I post something which includes a brand, it is because it is the best in the sector.
Another key aspect of my personal brand, Anne Welsh, is that I interact with my followers. I work diligently to keep them updated and I personally respond to many of the questions I am asked. This level of interaction is actually a key requirement of the clients that approach me.
What is your best advice for people who want to become Instagram fashion or lifestyle bloggers?
My best advice for anyone who wants to be a lifestyle or fashion influencer is to be yourself. I think the only way to achieve success is to be original and at the same time be able to translate that originality into your own distinctive brand that companies can see as being useful for their business.
My passion for my family, the fact that I suffer with sickle cell disease and where I live have all been instrumental in developing my original offer. I would also follow-up that to say this is a very competitive market and clients are becoming much more savvy in how and at what level they pay Instagram influencers.
Using the fashion theme as an example, I consistently showcase my 'Passion for Fashion' and prominently display my latest looks on my website and on my Instagram page. You don't have to have a million-dollar wardrobe, but you have to be thoughtful in what you purchase and research how these pieces can be recycled in unique ways.
Do you have any special projects coming up?
I have a very special project coming up, that is so dear to me. It has been my absolute dream for the last ten years to complete a book that improves the awareness of Sickle Cell Disease. My greatest influence will be to showcase to sufferers that your quality of life can be improved; that there is hope. The book is a memoir of my life, and the daily challenges that I have faced and how I have overcome them to be where I am today.
The book will be released on 19th of June to coincide with the United Nations Sickle Cell Day.
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MOTHER'S DAY ADVENTURES
Sure, any mom would be happy with flowers and a nice dinner, but some moms deserve a bit more this year. People are switching it up and taking their mothers on an unforgettable trip-of-a-lifetime – an ecotourism adventure.
While ecotourism – travel intended to support conservation efforts while enjoying nature – has been around since the 1970s, the resurgence comes with 21st-century buzzwords of "sustainability" and "green living."
Oceanic Society, America's oldest non-profit organization dedicated to ocean conservation remains at the forefront of the trend, and is hosting an exclusive ecotourism trip to Trinidad where travelers can explore the island's beaches and experience the amazing mother leatherback turtle at one of the world's most important nesting sites. The trip is timed to coincide with the peak of the turtle's nesting season and Mother's Day.
This fun and educational trip could create a one in a lifetime bonding opportunity for any mother and child. The expedition is from May 11 – 15, 2019 and is $3,600 per person. For more information about the trip to Trinidad, click here.
This entry was posted in Travel + Food and tagged 360 Magazine, adventures, destination, Diana Macaraeg, ecotourism, educational, fun, guardian, leatherback turtle, Mom, mother, Mother's Day, nesting season, ocean, oceanic society, travel, Trinidad, turtles, Vaughn Lowery on March 13, 2019 by wp360mag.
Boppy:
It all began when a mom-inventor received a request from her daughter's daycare. The daycare asked parents to make pillows that could support babies when they were not being held. After a few prototypes, the Original Boppy® Pillow was born! Nearly three decades later, the Boppy® Feeding and Infant Support Pillow is still supporting moms, dads, grandparents and babies. The Boppy Pillow has become the essential must-have item for every mom because of its comfort and versatility. Encouraged by happy moms, dads and babies, we have expanded our family to include prenatal and postnatal support and travel accessories. Stay tuned as we continue to support mom in her new stage of life.
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In case you are stumped on what to buy her for Mother's Day, here are a few of our favorite OBJECTS FOR MOTHER'S DAY 2018!
ANGEL SWEATSHIRT
Angel long sleeves ecru sweatshirt with multicolor graphic printed at front. Text printed at front, back and sleeves. Logo patch at cuff.
Available here.
Direct Link to purchase.
CTNMB "STYLE" MIRROR BACKPACK Silver СТИЛЬ "STYLE" mirror mini backpack with orange shoulder straps. Zip closure and front pocket.
JACQUARD TAPE BELT
Yellow HP jacquard tape belt.
HERON PRESTON X OFF-WHITE COLLABORATION BAG
Heron Preston x Off-White mini bag. "COLLABORATION" logo and stripes printed at front. Adjustable shoulder strap splitted in 2 sections: half Off-White yellow "Industrial" strap and half Heron Preston Cтиль "STYLE" strap.
PRUNUS, LANAI, and PETAL VOTIVE SET
A votive set of three candles; petite versions of the standard 8.8oz candles.Spring forward. Smells that make you assume the weather is warmer than it actually is.
Available here. http://www.boysmells.com/
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MYRTLE 'MIMI' HARRIET LIGGETT-MOORE
A Los Angeles Legend + National Icon.
Myrtle Moore was born in Detroit on May 18, 1920. She passed on July 12, 2017.
She married Dr. Charles H. Moore (CHM Westminster Arms Senior Housing) and went on to have four children: Charles, Jean, Ernest and David.
She was a social worker at the Los Angeles Unified School District, serving as a Pupil Attendance Officer.
An extremely active member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. and founding member of their Theta Mu Omega Chapter.
Board Member of the Southeast Symphony.
Active member of Westminster Presbyterian Church, Dental Wives Association and Knoxville College Alumni.
*Mrs. Moore is predeceased by her husband Dr. Charles H. Moore (former President of the Black Dental Association); two sons – Charles and David and two siblings – Sue and John.
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