The MOMS always give the best events. A cool crowd of bloggers with great sponsors and fun activities, the Big Fat Greek Wedding 2 screening was no exception. And I even got to ask Nia Vardalos the burning question I have had for more than a decade. It was a great time had by all.
With temperatures in the 60’s here in NY, it is time to jumpstart your Spring beauty routine. (Sponsored Post – Level 1- see full disclosure page for level descriptions)
TGATP was thrilled to visit the new Sheva Royal Thai Spa – Express at a wondrous editor event held by their PR James Campbell of What You Say NYC, which was a welcome respite from a very busy month for me. Read on for a full description of this great new spa! (Sponsored Post – Level 2- see full disclosure page for level descriptions)
In my 20’s, I would slather on any skincare brand with no concern about the ingredients. But those days are long gone. Now I want both quality products with natural and organic ingredients. To that end, I will be spotlighting my favorite products from my favorite brands. First up, Devita Natural Skincare.
I am calling for a boycott of the upcoming film “Nina”, which is supposedly a biopic of one of the most iconic and important figures in African-American history. To see Zoe Saldana portraying Simone, in blackface resembling a minstrel and a caricature, is a racist affront to Simone’s legacy. Shame on Saldana and everyone else involved.
Chris Rock’s monologue and subsequent skits at the Oscars made a mockery of the very serious issue of racism in Hollywood. Here’s why.
Mad for both QVC and CWonder, I plan to be at the ready when the line goes on sale this coming Thursday, March 3rd! (Level One)
A thirteen-year survivor of the NYC Film/TV Production world, I have personal insight into the #OscarsSoWhite controversy. It is much deeper than the talent pool. The changes need to occur in the development offices, film and TV production offices, networks, agencies and the film sets. Hollywood needs to either change or be forced to change. Because otherwise, we will be hashtagging #OscarsSoWhite for many decades to come.