Tuesday, November 22, 2011
2 Impact NYC takes steps to impact NYC’s Homeless
2 Impact NYC takes steps to impact NYC’s Homeless
WHAT 2 Impact NYC volunteers will be opening up their hearts and a Brooklyn church kitchen to lead a team of 45 volunteers to feed 400 homeless families in the Bed Stuy/Bushwick section of Brooklyn.
HOW 2 Impact NYC’s helping hands will include dedicated volunteers from *Dare2B* and various churches from the 5 borough’s as well as members of the FDNY and NYPD. Together they will serve gourmet meals, provide activities for the children such as face painting, and distribute more than 600 pairs of shoes donated by *Cherished Feet*.
Want to participate? Check out 2 Impact NYC’s wish list.
http://www.wishlistr.com/cookinglive/
WHY Because there is a need in this community. According to the 2006 American Community Survey by the US Census the poverty rate is 43.6% for families with children in Bedford Stuyvesant.
WHERE St. John the Baptist Roman Catholic Church
Enter through:
790 Willoughby Ave (between Lewis Avenue & Stuyvesant)
Brooklyn, New York 11206-7015
WHEN 11am – 2pm, Nov 24th. Contact: (347) 466-1273
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Eddie Palmieri DVD Release - En La Escena
Anthony Austin interviews Latin Jazz Legend Eddie Palmieri at Best Buy, for his first DVD release, then attend his live performance at The Copacabana, in attendance Elizabeth Ortiz of My lifestyle NY and Karina Robleado of En la escena. Stay Tuned! http://enlaescena.com
Saturday, October 22, 2011
Occupy Times Square - En La Escena
We were there to gather with thousands of anti-Wall Street protesters rallied in New York's Times Square on Saturday, October 15, 2011 buoyed by a global day of demonstrations in support of their campaign against corporate greed. Interviewed by Talia Castro - Pozo PLUS watch our interviewed with Andres Cepeda from Columbia with our host Elizabeth Ortiz. Stay tuned and visit: http://enlaescena.com
Thursday, September 29, 2011
Brazilian Day 2011 - En La Escena
En La Escena celebrated the 27th anniversary this year, of Brazil‘s Independence Day. On Sunday, September 4, at 46th Street, also known as Little Brazil, and 6th Avenue near Times Square in New York. For more visit: http://enlaescena.com
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
John Singleton Blog about ABDUCTION
I was super excited to sit down and talk with John Singleton about his new film ABDUCTION. A thriller centered on a young man, Taylor Launter who sets out to uncover the truth about his life after finding his baby photo on a missing persons website. It had been six years since his last film and WOW what a great way to come back! It's fun and exciting and he worked with A-List actors. Sigourney Weaver, Jason Isaacs, Maria Bello and Alfred Molina, impressive!
In this segment we discuss, how some of the action sequences were set up but, what we didn't discuss in the clip is that, I got my first speaking part in his film Baby Boy. I was the glamed up Latina taking Tyrese's taco order at the Lucy's Drive Thru : ) I had always dreamed of being an actress but once I got on the set I knew there was so much more I wanted to learn. I loved the cameras, the production crew, the excitement of setting up a scene and that feeling my heart will pound out of my chest when John yelled "ACTION!" Loved it! You know when it's right when how you think and feel transpires in your reality. Thank you John!!!
John Singleton has recently celebrated 20 years since being the youngest individual and first African American ever to be nominated for Best Director/Writer Academy Award. Making movie history with his directorial debut Boyz 'N the Hood. I admire John not only for his work as a writer, producer and director but mostly for his biggest starring role and that is being a single parent of his 5 children. Congratulations on being a wonderful Father too and continued success!
Last thought, my new favorite line in a film is... "I'll kill you and all of your FACEBOOK friends!!" When you see the film, you'll know what I mean! Hysterical!
You are now officially En La Escena! : )
In this segment we discuss, how some of the action sequences were set up but, what we didn't discuss in the clip is that, I got my first speaking part in his film Baby Boy. I was the glamed up Latina taking Tyrese's taco order at the Lucy's Drive Thru : ) I had always dreamed of being an actress but once I got on the set I knew there was so much more I wanted to learn. I loved the cameras, the production crew, the excitement of setting up a scene and that feeling my heart will pound out of my chest when John yelled "ACTION!" Loved it! You know when it's right when how you think and feel transpires in your reality. Thank you John!!!
John Singleton has recently celebrated 20 years since being the youngest individual and first African American ever to be nominated for Best Director/Writer Academy Award. Making movie history with his directorial debut Boyz 'N the Hood. I admire John not only for his work as a writer, producer and director but mostly for his biggest starring role and that is being a single parent of his 5 children. Congratulations on being a wonderful Father too and continued success!
Last thought, my new favorite line in a film is... "I'll kill you and all of your FACEBOOK friends!!" When you see the film, you'll know what I mean! Hysterical!
You are now officially En La Escena! : )
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
BAILA SOCIETY PRESENTS “BAILANDO POR UNA CAUSA”
BAILA SOCIETY PRESENTS
“BAILANDO POR UNA CAUSA”: A NIGHT OF DANCING TO BENEFIT
THE LATINO COMMISSION ON AIDS
Featuring Salsa, Contemporary, Bollywood, Tango, African, Rumba, & Hip Hop
New York, New York City (September 13, 2011) -- Baila Society, a leading New York Salsa dance company, presents the second annual “Bailando Por Una Causa”: A Night of Dancing, a phenomenal showcase of various styles of dancing including Salsa, Tango, African, Rumba, and Hip Hop to raise awareness and funds for the Latino Commission on AIDS, a non-profit organization dedicated to fighting the spread of HIV/AIDS in all communities, on Tuesday, October 4th at the El Museo Del Barrio on 1230 5th Avenue at 104th Street.
The event, featuring dance performances by Baila Society, Djoniba Dance Centre, Ballet Hispanico, Peridance Capezio Center, DeMa Dance Company, Afro-Cuban dancer Yesenia Selier, Unified Dance School and more represents the cultures and traditions of the diverse communities affected by HIV/AIDS and equally engages in addressing the impact of HIV/AIDS and stigma on all communities. 100% of all proceeds from the event will benefit the Latino Commission on AIDS and commemorate the National Latino AIDS Awareness Day which is to take place on October 15th. For more info: www.nlaad.org
“As the son of a mother who died of AIDS and a father who contracted HIV, recovered and is now living a healthy life, it means a lot to me to collaborate again with the Commission,” said Joseph Rivera, co-founder of Baila Society. “We are very proud to bring together this talented collection of dancers with the hopes of not only raising money for the Commission but to also create awareness for the vital work the Commission does in combating HIV/AIDS throughout all communities.”
The evening will feature a VIP cocktail reception at 6:00pm with performances beginning at 7:00pm. VIP tickets, which include a fully catered cocktail hour, preferred seating and a free dance class at Peridance Capezio Center, are $50 and performance tickets are $25. All are welcome to the official after party at 10pm.
To purchase tickets or for more information about the event and how you can get involved, please visit www.latinoaids.org/bailando or email Earl Plante at eplante@latinoaids.org or at 202.386.0291.
ABOUT THE LATINO COMMISSION ON AIDS
The Latino Commission on AIDS (LCOA) is a nonprofit membership organization founded in 1990 dedicated to fighting the spread of HIV/AIDS in the Latino/Hispanic communities. The Commission is the leading national Latino AIDS organization coordinating National Latino AIDS Awareness Day and other prevention and advocacy programs in more than 40 States and Puerto Rico. The Commission raises funds through its Cielo Latino annual fundraiser. For more information visit: www.latinoaids.org/bailando.
ABOUT BAILA SOCIETY
BAILA Society (BASo) instructs NY Salsa in New York City and around the world. Teaching absolute beginners and professional dancers, classes include footwork, partnerwork, styling/spinning, performance technique, dance/music theory, Latin culture and history, as well as stretching and conditioning. With the launch of the BASo Online Dance Academy they have pioneered online dance instruction to reach international students and to facilitate the learning process at home and today teaches students from over 47 countries worldwide how to dance Salsa. www.bailasociety.com/
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