En La escena hungout with CEO Elizabeth Ortiz at the Vera Wang show, and backstage with Myrdith McCormack of M2M.
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Monday, August 13, 2012
Today DTS Creative announced key strategic content partnership with ELE Productions
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DTS Creative and ELE Productions LLC aka “En La Escena” are excited and pleased to announce their partnership agreement to form (not “be”) the official bilingual Latino content provider, for the new “My World Latino” Mobile Channel powered by ELE Productions LLC.
Today DTS Creative announced key strategic content partnership with ELE
Productions founded by Anthony Austin based in New York City, who will
serve as a the key strategic business development resource and content
provider focused on the bilingual Latino national and international
market. The two have joined forces to create content for DTS’
proprietary myWORLD Mobile™ platform. “We’re thrilled in taking our
mobile platform global to create value and ROI for brands seeking to
reach the highly sought out Latino audience”, says DTS founders Bildad
St. Louis and Kenneth Colston.
EN LA ESCENA is a bilingual program highlighting Latino and Caribbean lifestyle, by educating and entertaining their audience through the exposure of their rich multi-faceted culture. EN LA ESCENA’s core audiences are second and third generation Latinos who are born in the U.S. while living the American way but still have a strong connection to their culture through music, food and language.
To date this demographic has a purchasing power of $1 trillion, larger than most economies in the world. Furthermore, despite the current recession the Hispanic buying power is expected to grow 30% in the next five years nationwide to $1.3 trillion in 2015. This partnership will take original and archived content and distribute it via their exclusive “My World Latino” mobile channel and deliver it directly in the hands of the consumer. “En La Escena” is also gathering content internationally traveling to the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico and now Brazil, which is becoming the center of the universe in the Latin world and internationally.
For brands wanting to reach this underserved segment of the US population, this partnership forms the perfect vehicle and direct approach to tap into the Latino buying power. The collaboration has been highly anticipated by both parties who are confident they will become the leader in globally meeting the demand for deploying mobilized culturally relevant content directly to their consumers. “Our vision is to build deeper relationships between brands and the Latino audience by leveraging original and exclusive content through our new partnership with ELE, says My World Mobile™ founder Bildad St. Louis.
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SOURCE: Mahvrick
DTS Creative and ELE Productions LLC aka “En La Escena” are excited and pleased to announce their partnership agreement to form (not “be”) the official bilingual Latino content provider, for the new “My World Latino” Mobile Channel powered by ELE Productions LLC.
(PRWEB) August 11, 2012
EN LA ESCENA is a bilingual program highlighting Latino and Caribbean lifestyle, by educating and entertaining their audience through the exposure of their rich multi-faceted culture. EN LA ESCENA’s core audiences are second and third generation Latinos who are born in the U.S. while living the American way but still have a strong connection to their culture through music, food and language.
To date this demographic has a purchasing power of $1 trillion, larger than most economies in the world. Furthermore, despite the current recession the Hispanic buying power is expected to grow 30% in the next five years nationwide to $1.3 trillion in 2015. This partnership will take original and archived content and distribute it via their exclusive “My World Latino” mobile channel and deliver it directly in the hands of the consumer. “En La Escena” is also gathering content internationally traveling to the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico and now Brazil, which is becoming the center of the universe in the Latin world and internationally.
For brands wanting to reach this underserved segment of the US population, this partnership forms the perfect vehicle and direct approach to tap into the Latino buying power. The collaboration has been highly anticipated by both parties who are confident they will become the leader in globally meeting the demand for deploying mobilized culturally relevant content directly to their consumers. “Our vision is to build deeper relationships between brands and the Latino audience by leveraging original and exclusive content through our new partnership with ELE, says My World Mobile™ founder Bildad St. Louis.
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BALLET HISPANICO, Company Dancer Jamal Rashann Callender Receives 2012 Princess Grace Award for Dance
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
August 10, 2012
Contact: Michelle Tabnick, (646) 765-4773, michelle@michelletabnickcommunications.com
"We are thrilled to have Jamal's work honored
with a Princess Grace Award," said Eduardo Vilaro, Artistic Director of
Ballet Hispanico. "His dancing is consistently excellent and inspired.
This year, he has grown significantly and we are grateful that his
accomplishments have been recognized by this terrific organization."
August 10, 2012
Contact: Michelle Tabnick, (646) 765-4773, michelle@michelletabnickcommunications.com
BALLET HISPANICO
Company Dancer Jamal Rashann Callender
Receives 2012 Princess Grace Award for Dance
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Ballet Hispanico, recognized as the preeminent Latino dance institution in the United States, announces that company member Jamal Rashann Callender has received a Princess Grace Award for Dance.
Awards
winners exemplify both classical and experimental artistic disciplines
and, while still considered emerging talent, already show exceptional
promise in their areas of expertise. Princess Grace Foundation (PGF)-USA
assists their theater and dance studies, helps pay their artistic fees
at non-profit companies and helps support their thesis film projects.
The 2012 recipients hail from or are affiliated with organizations in 17
states.
The
Awards for theater, dance and choreography, and film continue the
legacy of Princess Grace (Kelly) of Monaco, who helped emerging artists
pursue their artistic goals during Her lifetime. This year's 25 award
winners will travel to New York City, where they will receive their
awards at the 30th Anniversary Princess Grace Awards Gala, held in the
presence of TSH The Prince and Princess of Monaco, on October 22, 2012
at Cipriani 42nd Street.
"The Foundation is delighted to
honor Jamal's artistic excellence this year, as well as partner with
Ballet Hispanico again," said Toby Boshak, Executive Director of the
Princess Grace Foundation-USA. "Our Board of Trustees and Arts Advisory
Board remain committed to our mission of furthering the future of the
arts and are proud to have increased our support across the theater,
dance and film disciplines this year."
This is the second Princes Grace Award
received in conjunction with Ballet Hispanico; in 2009, Andrea Miller
received a Princess Grace Choreography Fellowship. She created the work NacĂ on Ballet Hispanico, which is now a part of the repertory.
Jamal
Rashann Callender began dancing at Ballet Tech in New York City. He
attended the Professional Performing Arts School/The Ailey School under
the late Denise Jefferson, while dancing at The Restoration Dance
Theatre and the Harlem School of the Arts. Jamal also attended
Perry-Mansfield and Springboard Danse Montreal. He graduated from The
Juilliard School under Lawrence Rhodes, and has worked with The Atlanta
Ballet, Peridance Ensemble, Buglisi Dance Theater, Formal Structure
Inc., and Hubbard Street 2. He is entering his second season with Ballet
Hispanico.
ABOUT BALLET HISPANICO
Celebrating
42 years of dance and culture, Ballet Hispanico is recognized as the
nation's preeminent Latino dance organization. Led by Artistic Director
Eduardo Vilaro, Ballet Hispanico explores, preserves and celebrates
today's Latino cultures through innovative artistic collaborations,
world class dance training and national education and outreach programs. For more information, visit www.ballethispanico.org. Follow Ballet Hispanico on Facebook and Twitter.
ABOUT THE PRINCESS GRACE FOUNDATION - USA
The
Princess Grace Foundation-USA is a not-for-profit, publicly-supported
foundation, headquartered in New York City and founded 30 years ago by
Prince Rainier III of Monaco in honor of his wife, Princess Grace
[Kelly]. The Foundation's mission, that mirrors Princess Grace's in Her
lifetime, is to support emerging artists in theater, dance and film
through the awarding of scholarships, apprenticeships and fellowships.
Since the Foundation's inception, more than 750 Awards have been given
to recipients, totaling more than $9.5 million. Some notable Princess
Grace Awards recipients in Film include: Cary Joji Fukunaga, director of Sin Nombre and Jane Eyre; Stephen Hillenburg, creator of SpongeBob SquarePants and Greg Mottola, director of Paul, Adventureland and Superbad. Theater recipients include: 2008 Tony® Award winner for Best Direction of a Play, Anna D. Shapiro; Pulitzer and Tony® Award winning playwright Tony Kushner; and 2006 Academy Award® winner Eric Simonson. Dance/Choreography recipients include: Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater Artistic Director Robert Battle; American Ballet Theatre's Gillian Murphy, Isabella Boylston and Sarah Lane; as well as choreographers Kyle Abraham and Camille A. Brown.
Friday, August 3, 2012
Festival de Loiza
About the Loiza Festival:
The Festival de Loiza is a traditional celebration originating in the coastal Northeastern region of Loiza in Puerto Rico where its community traces its ancestry back to Africa. The migration of many of the Loiza residents over time to El Barrio/East Harlem motivated the re-creation of this traditional festival to the urban setting of East Harlem. The Hermanos Fraternos de Loiza an East Harlem organization has organized the three day festival for the past 30 years by bringing the traditional costumes, music, dance, handcrafts and foods that celebrates the Puerto Rican community in New York.
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