It was a WHITE HOT night in West Hollywood on Oct. 11, 2011, when Lobeline Communications helped life settlement leader The Lifeline Program premiere the music video for “I’m Still Hot!” starring UK dance sensation Luciana & featuring TV icon Betty White.
Full version of the music video available for viewing on thelifeline.com, The video features White rapping on Luciana’s Billboard No.1 Dance Club track, along with bodybuilders, cheesecake, break dancing and a boa constrictor. A portion of the song’s iTunes net proceeds benefits the Greater Los Angeles Zoo Association.
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Known for his high-energy portraits of iconic celebrities, artist Brian Olsen puts Jimi Hendrix on canvas in a matter of minutes for FOX’s Good Day Dallas .
HOLLYWOOD, CA (6/25/11) - Claire Sinclair, Playboy’s 2011 Playmate of the Year, celebrated her 20th birthday with boyfriend Marston Hefner at sbe’s Katsuya Restaurant at Hollywood & Vine. As she enjoyed a sushi dinner surrounded by close friends, Sinclair exclaimed, “I’m so glad I’m not a teenager anymore!”
Broomfield, CO – 4/21/11 -John Denver was the first inductee to the new Colorado Music Hall of Fame (along with Red Rocks Amphitheatre) in a sold out benefit concert of 6,000 fans at the 1STBANK Center, celebrating his music and life, hosted by Olivia Newton-John on Earth Day Eve. All three of Denver’s children were present, including with his first wife Annie (of “Annie’s Song”) and his second wife Cassandra Delaney Denver.
Attendees included Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper, Denver Mayor Bill V. Vidal and NASA astronaut Michael T. Good. Musicians included: Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Lee Ann Womack, Michael Martin Murphey, Richie Furay (of Buffalo Springfield and Poco), John Oates and many more, backed by the Boulder Philharmonic Orchestra in a special tribute performance.
Chuck Morris, President/CEO of AEG LIVE Rocky Mountains, remarked, “it was a memorable night that celebrated the great musical history the state has given the world and we look forward to growing this permanent exhibition in the years ahead along with future inductees.” A $50,000 check by Libby Anschutz Brown of The Anschutz Foundation was also presented to the University of Colorado Boulder Music School.
It’s not often that a movie premiere party goes until after 1 a.m., but the fete for The Source Code — held at Boulevard3 in Hollywood earlier this week — was still going into the morning.
“The DJ played a lot of house-y, upbeat music — more than you’d normally hear at a premiere party, because of the feel of the film — so people were actually on the dance floor until 1 a.m. on a Monday night!” event planner Chad Hudson (of his eponymous company) told The Hollywood Reporter today, the day the movie hits theaters. The film has received mixed reviews; read THR’s here.
The overall theme of the party? “The movie had an industrial feel to it, and it was also a love story… well, not a love story, but a romance story that’s intertwined within the movie more so than the masculine films out there right now,” says Hudson, referring to Jake Gyllenhaal and Michelle Monaghan’s relationship in the thriller sci-fi film, in which Gyllenhaal wakes up in the body of another man and realizes he’s on a mission to stop the bombing of a Chicago train.
Hudson and his team decorated the indoor-outdoor space with steel, brushed metal, succulent florals, “pretty lighting and gorgeous metallic linens to make it masculine with a touch of a feminine side,” he tells THR. Also projected on the walls: a graphic of the sonic wave-like “source code” that Gyllenhaal steps through.
Food was an homage to Chicago, and included deep-dish pizza, chicken parmesan and Sprinkles cupcakes.
The stars seemed to enjoy it. “The cast stayed a long time, which is always a good sign that they like it!” Hudson says.
John Giacobbi, an entertainment rights barrister, keeps a vigilant eye and ear on the web protecting musicians from pirated music worldwide. Giacobbi has worked as an attorney at Universal, RCA and other labels and grew up in the music industry.
NEW ORLEANS – 3/7/2011 – For Mardi Gras, Bourbon Pub and Parade owner Sandy Sachs hosted a Celebrity Brunch benefiting The Trevor Project. It raised over $5,000 for their suicide prevention hot lines, which help save the lives of LGBT and questioning youth nationwide.
Joining the celebrity brunch with Sachs were, (l-r) actor Jonathan Silverman, and his wife Jennifer Finnigan (star of the new ABC TV series “Better with You”); Sachs; Executive Director of The Trevor Project, Charles Robbins; Mardi Gras Krewe of Orpheus Celebrity Monarch Jennifer Coolidge and actor, author and speaker Reichen Lehmkuhl. Recording artist Taylor Dayne also attended the brunch and performed at the Bourbon Pub that night.
February 24, 2011 - Leeza Gibbons hosts the Dare 2 Care Pre-Oscar party at Boa, produced by Chad Hudson Events. It was a star-studded night honoring Jamie Lee Curtis, with a special performance by LeAnn Rimes.
Inside Sheryl Crow’s beautiful Hollywood Hills home, the music star decorates her living room with a Ginebra sectional sofa and a vintage cocktail table, both from hip L.A. furniture boutique 22 BOND ST.
LeAnn Rimes, Leeza Gibbons
LeAnn Rimes, Eddie Cibrian
Chad Hudson, Leeza Gibbons
