Know of any fun events you'd like to share? Be sure to send us an invite at info@seedreps.com. We LOVE to party and we have some pretty sweet dance moves just waiting to bust a move!
Patrick McMullen Photos of event >
Friday, May 30, 2008
Lola Blackbook Party at the Dia
Seed made an appearance at the latest Lola Black Book party at the Dia on Wednesday to cheer on our friends and party down. Free booze and art is definitely our cup of tea and we had a fantastic time. Daniel even got his photo snapped with one of the beautiful people (his friend, model Yomi Abiola) and posted on Patrick McMullan.
Know of any fun events you'd like to share? Be sure to send us an invite at info@seedreps.com. We LOVE to party and we have some pretty sweet dance moves just waiting to bust a move!
Patrick McMullen Photos of event >
Know of any fun events you'd like to share? Be sure to send us an invite at info@seedreps.com. We LOVE to party and we have some pretty sweet dance moves just waiting to bust a move!
Patrick McMullen Photos of event >
Tuesday, May 27, 2008
Lady GaGa is next...
by Aron
Lady GaGa
Snapped by Aron Norman at a recent birthday party. She's no Madonna but she still definitely worth a listen!
Wednesday, May 21, 2008
Marcqui Akins' Black Magazine Editorial: THERE WAS A TIME
his·to·ry:(hĭs'tə-rē) n. pl. his·to·ries
6. acts, ideas, or events that will or can shape the course of the future; immediate but significant happenings
[From Greek historiā, from historein, to inquire, from histōr, learned man; see weid- in Indo-European roots.]
Marcqui put together a powerful story of images for the New Zealand based, Black Magazine. His images along with the author's story of growing up during the Civil Rights Movement reminds us to never forget our history and how it defines how we see ourselves in the present. Keep on eye on this guy, kids, there's a lot more greatness to come!
Full magazine to be sold in the states starting in October 2008. Translation? This is some exclusive stuff you are seeing here and only here! Check out our website for the full story and larger images.
BLACK MAGAZINE
6. acts, ideas, or events that will or can shape the course of the future; immediate but significant happenings
[From Greek historiā, from historein, to inquire, from histōr, learned man; see weid- in Indo-European roots.]
Marcqui put together a powerful story of images for the New Zealand based, Black Magazine. His images along with the author's story of growing up during the Civil Rights Movement reminds us to never forget our history and how it defines how we see ourselves in the present. Keep on eye on this guy, kids, there's a lot more greatness to come!
Full magazine to be sold in the states starting in October 2008. Translation? This is some exclusive stuff you are seeing here and only here! Check out our website for the full story and larger images.
BLACK MAGAZINE
Tuesday, May 13, 2008
Monday, May 12, 2008
Peter Rosa's LA Direct Magazine Editorial
Things are finally starting to heat up for summer and what better way to prepare than to check out the latest shades? Don't be the only kid on block wearing last year's styles! Not sure which shades are cool? No worries--lucky for you Peter Rosa with the help of stylist Deulon from Ford Artist's were able to come up with a how-to on summer style from the neck up. Thank goodness they also had Liz Morache from Workgroup Ltd to pull it all together with some great, easy summer makeup!
Be sure to check out Peter Rosa's editorial spread and nab that eyewear before Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen steal them all!
Peter Rosa's LA Direct Magazine
Be sure to check out Peter Rosa's editorial spread and nab that eyewear before Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen steal them all!
Peter Rosa's LA Direct Magazine
Friday, May 9, 2008
More Madonna!
In case the last post left you wanting, here is a rogue videos taken by our photographer, Aron Norman.
4 MINUTES--watch for the very special guest. You can also hear the lovely singing voice of Aron if you listen closely.
4 MINUTES--watch for the very special guest. You can also hear the lovely singing voice of Aron if you listen closely.
Thursday, May 8, 2008
ARON NORMAN AT MADONNA CONCERT AT ROSELAND BALLROOM
For those of you with an appreciation of the infamous Madonna along with a flair for the dramatic we have--in his own words--a nail-biting account of how our very own Aron Norman was able to see the concert just as it seemed all hope was lost forever. Oh, and did we mention that it was FREE? Details below.
I had considered waiting on line last night after I walked by at about 9:30pm and saw little tent cities set up down 52nd, up Broadway and around the corner on 53rd. I heard they were giving away 800 wristbands and I estimate there were about 200 people waiting so I felt no big rush. I set my alarm for 3am this morning but just couldn't get myself out of bed (partly due to the winter-y chill that settled in last night - 39 F!). Luckily, I live only about 20 blocks away so when I woke up naturally at about 7:30am I thought I'd run down there and give it a shot. I turned the corner and saw them handing out wristbands but I still wasn't holding my breath. I got on line and they closed it off literally right behind me! Whew!
Competition was fierce as the security guys handing out wristbands turned people away for trying to get a second one. I get to the front and I see the guy has one left in his hand and there is still one girl ahead of me. My heart sank. Then the security guy starts saying to the girl "You already got one, you can't get another!" She starts protesting that she got bumped to the back of the line and she never got one and blah blah but the guy was not having it. "We are not arguing with you about this." Then, to me "Hey guy, give me your wrist. You got the last one." Here it is!
PS - The girl in front of me said when Madonna left rehearsal last night she drove the wrong way up Broadway and on 52nd waving to the people waiting and letting people take her picture. (Take it with a grain of salt though because this is the girl that tried to scam 2 wristbands. Maybe it can be verified by another reader?)
And how was the show you ask?
...was amazing! I got to the Roseland at about 4 which was a good thing because I ended up in the first corral (there were lots of corrals involved). Everyone on line was very friendly and in a great mood even though a lot of them had literally slept on the street the night before. There was tons of press, people being interviewed left and right. Lots from other countries too. When they finally let us in at about 8:30p I ended up all the way in the front to the right of the stage, right in front of the VIP section. Saw Fran Drescher and Zac Posen. Rosie O'Donnell was taking tons of pics from the other balcony.
Need MORE INFO you Madonna nuts? Try this link to get the full scoop. Says Aron, "As far as the show, it was a bit surreal to be so close to her performing. Live shows are definitely her forte, as anyone who's seen her would attest to. I'll let MTV give you the details:"
Roseland Ballroom Review>
I had considered waiting on line last night after I walked by at about 9:30pm and saw little tent cities set up down 52nd, up Broadway and around the corner on 53rd. I heard they were giving away 800 wristbands and I estimate there were about 200 people waiting so I felt no big rush. I set my alarm for 3am this morning but just couldn't get myself out of bed (partly due to the winter-y chill that settled in last night - 39 F!). Luckily, I live only about 20 blocks away so when I woke up naturally at about 7:30am I thought I'd run down there and give it a shot. I turned the corner and saw them handing out wristbands but I still wasn't holding my breath. I got on line and they closed it off literally right behind me! Whew!
Competition was fierce as the security guys handing out wristbands turned people away for trying to get a second one. I get to the front and I see the guy has one left in his hand and there is still one girl ahead of me. My heart sank. Then the security guy starts saying to the girl "You already got one, you can't get another!" She starts protesting that she got bumped to the back of the line and she never got one and blah blah but the guy was not having it. "We are not arguing with you about this." Then, to me "Hey guy, give me your wrist. You got the last one." Here it is!
PS - The girl in front of me said when Madonna left rehearsal last night she drove the wrong way up Broadway and on 52nd waving to the people waiting and letting people take her picture. (Take it with a grain of salt though because this is the girl that tried to scam 2 wristbands. Maybe it can be verified by another reader?)
And how was the show you ask?
...was amazing! I got to the Roseland at about 4 which was a good thing because I ended up in the first corral (there were lots of corrals involved). Everyone on line was very friendly and in a great mood even though a lot of them had literally slept on the street the night before. There was tons of press, people being interviewed left and right. Lots from other countries too. When they finally let us in at about 8:30p I ended up all the way in the front to the right of the stage, right in front of the VIP section. Saw Fran Drescher and Zac Posen. Rosie O'Donnell was taking tons of pics from the other balcony.
Need MORE INFO you Madonna nuts? Try this link to get the full scoop. Says Aron, "As far as the show, it was a bit surreal to be so close to her performing. Live shows are definitely her forte, as anyone who's seen her would attest to. I'll let MTV give you the details:"
Roseland Ballroom Review>
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