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The Sonet gets a touch of Korean flair with the K-Style Edition
The Kia Sonet is one of the best-selling crossovers on the market today, and to capitalize on the Sonet’s appeal, Kia Philippines has unveiled a limited edition version called the K-Style Edition. On its own, the Kia Sonet is already a standout model in the segment in terms of looks, but the K-Style design further taps into its Korean heritage.
Experience the full Kia lineup at The Kia Movement this weekend
Kia Philippines, a subsidiary of ACMobility, is set to host The Kia Movement this weekend at the SM Mall of Asia Central Atrium. Visitors can enjoy exclusive, limited-time offers with savings of up to P700,000. The event will showcase Kia’s full lineup, from fuel-efficient gas-powered models to cutting-edge Turbo Hybrids and award-winning electric vehicles, highlighting the brand’s latest products on offer.
The Wall Group's Jay Lopez on How Managers Can - and Should - Advocate for BIPOC and Latinx Artists
Photo: Courtesy of The Wall Group Jay Lopez is a manager at The Wall Group, representing a range of makeup, hair and wardrobe stylists. His roster is primarily made up of BIPOC and Latinx artists — which is intentional, as he sets out to make space for professionals like himself in the fashion and beauty industries.
Smoothie Pop Up - Stamford, CT Patch
This post was contributed by a community member. The views expressed here are the author's own. Opportunity here for any Business looking for another source of income within their business. All that is needed is counter space, access to ice and a sink. I will provide the rest for this Smoothie Pop Up Shop. If you think your business can make this happen please feel free to reach out to me @ juanlopez61274@gmail.com. Thank you..
About Last Night: #LIVEboldLEE
Fashion 8.16.2019 By Charlie Burke Photos By Jay Lopez Last night, we stopped by Milk NY’s Digital Bar to celebrate with Lee Jeans. The iconic brand, founded in 1889, has just launched their Fall 2019 #LiveBoldLEE campaign shot by none other than Milk Fam, Andy Boyle. As evidenced by his wide range of past subjects including David Byrne and A$AP Rocky, as well as clients like Vogue and Paper Magazine, Boyle was sure to bring his signature charm and style to the shoot.
In the Studio With: Kaili Smith
Art 7.30.2019 By Yuki Mitsuda Photos By Jay Lopez Deeply rooted in his upbringing, visual artist Kaili Smith creates work that provides alternative perspectives to the conflicting problems he witnessed growing up. From paintings and film to photography and graffiti, Kaili makes space for the autonomy and agency that the youth that combats a political environment that may sabotage them. While he is currently pursuing an MFA at Parsons, we asked about his projects, exhibitions, and artistic process.
About Last Night: Milk Makeup Celebrates Pride at Public Arts
Beauty 6.26.2019 By Milk Staff Photos By Jay Lopez Happy Pride, fam! We’re still celebrating, and couldn’t let the month end without hosting a party of our own. It was the perfect storm of collaborators: Milk Makeup, VISIONAIRE, POSE, and tumblr came together for a night at Public Arts that we won’t soon forget. Attendees piled in as soon as the festivities kicked off: Patrick Church, Richie Shazam, Nicola Formichetti, Leiomy Maldonado, and more all showed up in style.
Marlon Craft Talks The Making of His Debut Album, ‘Funhouse Mirror’
Music 6.19.2019 Marlon Craft has had one hell of a year. Since flying in his producer Arbus Beats from Sweden in the summer of 2018, Craft has been hard at work writing and recording the tracks that would eventually make up his debut album, Funhouse Mirror. Out yesterday, June 18, the album topped the iTunes Hip Hop charts at #1 — it’s simply that fucking good.
What Does Pride Mean To You?
What does Pride mean in the context of 2019? On the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Uprising, we’re taking stock of half a century of work by the queer community (and its allies) toward equality. Since the Stonewall Riots of 1969, we’ve legalized gay marriage, passed numerous pieces of legislation to further gay rights, and sworn in dozens of queer politicians to positions across the country where they’re making waves of progress.
About Last Night: Milk x Burton Rager 2k19
World 5.24.2019 By Milk Staff Photos By Jay Lopez Last night, two epic crews came together for yet another kick-ass evening on the Milk rooftop: Milk x Burton. We kicked off summer the only way we know how…with a rager that brought the whole fam together. With legendary DJ Stretch Armstrong providing the perfect throwback summer soundtrack, drinks flowing from two bars, and apps for days (a fan favorite being the grilled cheese and Van Leeuwen ice cream), we set the tone of summer 2k19.
Artist of The Week: TOBi
Music 5.6.2019 At only eight years old, musical artist TOBi immigrated from Nigeria to Canada. Assimilation and isolation within a new, unfamiliar culture is a challenge millions have experienced. As TOBi faced this new reality, making music became his coping strategy. While his childhood home championed distinct musical genres, TOBi developed a natural interest in not only R&B and soul, but also in the New York rap scene– a genre erupting just below his residence in Toronto.
Your Weekend Playlist, Courtesy of Triple Threat Trevor Jackson
Music 5.3.2019 While most 8-year-olds played little league tournaments, Trevor Jackson starred in the national tour of the Lion King. As he simultaneously completed his childhood and music and theater debut, he quickly transitioned into television. With guest roles on series such as Eureka and Disney Channel, his expansion into other lanes of the entertainment industry became inevitable. As he continued to evolve his acting career in film, Jackson likewise inked a deal with Atlantic Records.
Artist of The Week: Ant Blue Jr Is The Artist Reclaiming House Music
Music 4.30.2019 “I’m just trying to use house to bring it back to black people… it was made by black people. The top DJs right now are capitalizing on the sound and there’s just not representation of color. Even though there is some, I’m making music to put more people back in that space.” On Friday, April 26, people stood in line to fill Lot 45 for SHADES OF BLUE, a curated night of music headlined by STONIE BLUE and his brothers, BRNDN BLUE and BLUE THE GREAT.
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