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LUCKYRICE Festival 2011 in NY includes Daniel Boulud, Susur Lee, Anito Lo, Masaharu Morimoto, May 2-8, 2011
Chef Susur Lee in the lobby of Shang, in the Thompson LES Hotel. (Photo by Lia Chang)
The inaugural 2010 Festival was 100% sold-out; this year’s festival expands to one week from May 2-8, 2011 at various locations throughout New York City. Participants of the LUCKYRICE Festival include members of the LUCKYRICE Culinary Council – Daniel Boulud, Susur Lee, Anito Lo, Masaharu Morimoto, amongst others, to include some of the world’s top restaurants, chefs, and mixologists. Tickets can be purchased at www.luckyrice.com. Proceeds from the festival will again benefit City Harvest.
“We are thrilled to be joined by BOMBAY SAPPHIRE and again by Conde Nast Traveler for the LUCKYRICE Festival this year,” said Danielle Chang, Founder of LUCKYRICE. “I am excited to share Asia’s rich culinary culture with so many New Yorkers and honored to be supported by our esteemed Culinary Council.”
ABOUT
LUCKYRICE
LUCKYRICE
is
an
integrated
experiential
marketing
and
media
company
that
was
launched
in
the
spring
of
2010.
LUCKYRICE
has
quickly
become
the
definitive
guide
to
the
Asian
culinary
world,
which
represents
sixty
percent
of
the
world’s
population.
LUCKYRICE
understands
these
cultures
and
creates
a
common
denominator
through
the
lens
of
food.
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OF
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Newport Beach Film Festival's Asian Showcase by Stephen Rakower
By Stephen Rakower
Tickets to events and screenings at the 2012 Newport Beach Film Festival go on sale beginning April 1, 2012.
A preview of the film festival's offerings April 26 - May 3, 2012 show once again a slate of 350 films from 40 countries. With the festival centered in the beautiful seaside community of Newport Beach, the community goes 'all-out' with its parties and programs for filmmakers. Here's a preview of the 2012 line-up The festival has a variety of offerings where you can watch films grouped by themes, location or genre such as French, Australian, or Surfing films. Below, you can check out last year's film festival's "Asian Showcase."
Photos: Leviathan Lab’s Twelfth Night at the Arclight through 11/19
The cast and creative team of Leviathan Lab's Twelfth Night on the set at the Arclight Theater in New York on November 11, 2011. Photo by Lia Chang
I had a great time at Leviathan Lab’s inaugural production, Twelfth Night, an entertaining romp starring Jojo Gonzalez as Feste the clown, Tina Chilip as Viola, Kurt Uy as Orsino, Eileen Rivera as Olivia, Andrew Eisenman as Malvolio, John Roque as Sir Toby Belch, Karen Tsen Lee as Maria, Marcus Ho as Sir Andrew Aguecheek, Chris Doi as Sebastian, Roger Yeh as Fabian, and Eugene Oh as Antonio, currently having a limited run through November 19 at the Arclight Theater in New York.Leviathan Lab founder Ariel Estrada, composer Jason Ma, director Nelson T. Eusebio III and choregrapher Dax Valdes. Photo by Lia Chang
Raul and Mary Aranas came out to support Karen Tsen Lee in her debut as Maria and the brilliant Jojo Gonzalez who is fearless as Feste the Clown. Photo by Lia Chang
Tina Chilip, Jojo Gonzalez, Marcus Ho and More in Leviathan Lab’s Twelfth Night Production Photos, Performances through 11/19
Foreground Center: Jojo Gonzalez as Feste with the cast of Leviathan Lab's TWELFTH NIGHT Photo by Bree Warner
Is
it
possible
to
have
too
much
fun
on
stage?
I
don’t
think
so.
If
you
haven’t
made
it
to
the
Leviathan
Lab’s
inaugural
production, Twelfth
Night,
an
entertaining
romp
starring
Jojo
Gonzalez
as
Feste
the
clown,
Tina
Chilip
as
Viola,
Kurt
Uy
as
Orsino,
Eileen
Rivera
as
Olivia,
Andrew
Eisenman
as
Malvolio,
John
Roque
as
Sir
Toby
Belch,
Ka-ling
Cheung
as
Maria,
Marcus
Ho
as
Sir
Andrew
Aguecheek,
Chris
Doi
as
Sebastian,
Roger
Yeh
as
Fabian,
and
Eugene
Oh
as
Antonio,
you
only
have
three
more
chances
to
do
so
through
November
19
at
the
Arclight
Theater
in
New
York.
I
guarantee
you
will
have
a
grand
time.
L to R: Ka-ling Cheung as Maria, Eileen Rivera as Olivia and Tina Chilip as Viola Photo by Bree Warner
Leviathan
Lab’s Twelfth
Night is
set
in
the
seaside
city
of
Illyria,
but
is
a
fresh
take
on
Shakespeare’s
comedy,
infused
with
auteur
Wong
Kar-wai’s
1960s
Hong
Kong
sensibility
and
style,
and
helmed
by
Nelson
T.
Eusebio
III,
with
original
music
by
veteran
Broadway
actor/composer
Jason
Ma,
choreography
by
Dax
Valdes,
and
sets
&
costumes
by
Maiko
Chii.
Performances
are
Thursday
–
Saturday
at
8pm.
Tickets
are
$18
general
admission,
$15
students
and
seniors,
with
special
prices
for
groups
of
10
or
more.
Photos: Kathie Lee Gifford at the 2011 Lord & Taylor Fifth Avenue Christmas Windows Unveiling in New York
2011 Lord &Taylor Fifth Avenue Christmas Windows Photo by Lia Chang
On
Monday,
November
14,
2011,
the
Lord
&
Taylor
Fifth
Avenue
Flagship
store
in
New
York
unveiled
the
2011
Lord
&
Taylor
Fifth
Avenue
Christmas
Windows.
This
year,
the
windows
were
inspired
by
children’s
drawings
of
“What
is
Christmas
Made
of?”
and
an
illustration
by
Carl
Wilson
from
1941
that
shows
tiny
illustrations
and
asks
“What
is
Christmas
Made
of?”
Lord
&
Taylor
asked
children
from
Women
In
Need
shelters
and
local
schools
to
draw
what
they
believe
Christmas
is
made
of.
The
mechanical
holiday
windows
were
inspired
by
their
art
and
feature
125
of
the
original
drawings.
The
2011
Lord
&
Taylor
Fifth
Avenue
Christmas
Windows
unveiling
was
live
streamed
online
and
a
video
of
highlights
can
be
viewed
atwww.lordandtaylor.com/christmas
The
celebration
began
with
performances
by
the
Young
People’s
Chorus
of
New
York
City™
who
were
joined
by
Kathie
Lee
Gifford,
co-
host
of
the
fourth
hour
of
NBC’s
Today
Show
for
one
number.
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