There have been two times in my life where I wished I could sing. The first was when I auditioned for the Australian Girls Choir when I was 12 and the second time is right this second because Vans is giving one lucky musician or group the chance to perform with
YUNGBLUD.
While I do play a mean triangle, Vans Musicians Wanted is looking for
actual undiscovered and up-and-coming artists to share their musical genius with the world and while there’s no way that I have a hope in hell, those with actual talent are encouraged to apply.
If you’re a singer, a rapper, a drummer or even a flautist (
Sofia Richie Is Reportedly Dating Music Exec Elliot Grainge
(Did I mention he s cute?) Apr 7, 2021
In case you haven t been keeping up with the inner workings of Sofia Richie s life (truly WYD?), I come bearing news! Sofia s apparently dating a brand new man. The lucky dude in question is a hot-shot music exec named Elliot Grainge, whose dad casually happens to be Lucian Grainge, CEO of Universal Music Group. Sofia and Elliot have been close for a long time so this is hardly sudden let s get into it.
Entertainment Tonightwas the first to report the news, with their source saying Sofia and Elliot have been friends for years and Elliot is also close with Sofia s brother, Miles. It s very nice for Sofia to date someone who her family approves of and likes. As for their relationship status? TBD on an official label, but things seem chill. Sofia and Elliot are happy together and having fun, the source added.
Sep 17, 2019 at 12:44pm PDT
Zoe Saldana’s first passion wasn’t acting it was ballet. The
Guardians of the Galaxy actress enrolled in the Santo Domingo-based ECOS Espacio de Danza Academy, but she told
Vanity Fair she “didn’t have the feet.”
But her dance background landed her one of her biggest roles. “I think I would have never booked
Avatar if it weren’t for my ballet background,” Zoe told
The New York Times. “The actress James Cameron wanted was physically able. I thank god for something like ballet, which gave that space for me to be by myself and find peace. Ballet was my meditation, my therapy, my escape, my answer.”
Kwanzaa traditions will look different this year, but it’s still possible to celebrate African American culture in Los Angeles.
The year-end event was created a year after 1965’s Watts riots as a way to honor African heritage and bring Black families and communities together.
Running Dec. 26 to Jan. 1, Kwanzaa is focused on seven principles rooted in the sacred teachings of Asante and Zulu harvest celebrations: Unity, self-determination, collective work and responsibility, cooperative economics, purpose, creativity and faith.
Before the COVID-19 pandemic, it was easier to celebrate these principles with dance performances, parades and other in-person community events. How can you celebrate Kwanzaa while trying to stay safe at home? By lighting a candle for each principle during the weeklong holiday and embracing the principles of Kwanzaa in the new year. You can also support Black culture, businesses and restaurants. Here are nine ways to celebrate Kwanzaa in Los Angeles in