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- Local Designer Names Wedding Rings After Beyoncé and Sophia Loren - Chicagomag.com
- Netflix share trailer for new Beyoncé Documentary 'Homecoming' - elle.com
- Beyonce’s surprise ‘Homecoming’ live album: Here’s what you’ll find - The Mercury News
| Local Designer Names Wedding Rings After Beyoncé and Sophia Loren - Chicagomag.com Posted: 08 Jul 2019 12:00 AM PDT  This Week's Top StoryLocal designer Viviana Langhoff has launched a new collection of alternative bridal jewelry. One year in the making and dubbed the VL Collection, the line includes several rings are named after much-celebrated women. The Beyoncé ($5,200), for instance, tops a 14K white gold band with a grey Spinel center stone with a diamond halo. Named after Sophia Loren, the Sophia ($2,800) pairs a 14K yellow gold band with a fair-trade blue or green sapphire center stone that's flanked with diamonds. Langhoff, who's custom-designed jewelry for the past decade, can also personalize some of the rings with customized stone colors or prong sets. The collection is available online, or at Logan Square's Adornment + Theory (2644 N. Milwaukee Ave.) Fun fact: Langhoff is a multidisciplinary artist who also designed the boutique's interior. Top Sales This WeekJimmy Choo (114 E. Oak St., us.jimmychoo.com) is holding its Spring/Summer '19 Sale, which takes 50 percent off select shoe styles. Sale items include pointed-toe pumps in champagne glitter (reduced from $850 to $425) and black suede sandals adorned with a crystal star (reduced from $1,395 to $698). Escada (51 E. Oak St., escada.com) has taken 60 percent off prices on select items. Nab a raspberry-pink crepe satin dress with draped cape sleeves (reduced from $1,695 to $678) or cotton floral pants (reduced from $850 to $340). iD Chicago (2130 N. Damen Ave., idchicago.com) hosts its Stoop Sale July 12 to 14. During the event, some furniture and home accessories will be available for 50 to 70 percent off. Paul Stuart (107 E. Oak St., paulstuart.com) is holding its Semi-Annual sale, offering some Spring 2019 tailored clothing for up to 40 percent off. Discounts apply to suits and sport jackets. Health & BeautyGold Coast salon Bentley Hair & Beauty (43 E. Oak St., bentleyhb.com) is offering an incentive to pep up your midday beauty routine. Each Tuesday through Thursday, from noon to 4 p.m., the salon will offer blow-outs for $35. Bonus: Products from Shu Umera and Kerastase are available at 25 percent off during that time. Want to stretch out your summer days — in more ways than one? Be early to rise on Sundays through July 28 to make the 6:30 a.m. Sunrise Yoga classes at Cindy's Rooftop (12 S. Michigan Ave.), led by instructors from Exhale (exhalespa.com). Classes go for $25 a pop; sign up here. Yoga Six (yogasix.com) is offering this deal through July 14: buy a six pack of classes for $116, and if you use all six classes by the end of the month, you'll get a $50 credit toward select memberships. Retail News of the Week
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| Netflix share trailer for new Beyoncé Documentary 'Homecoming' - elle.com Posted: 08 Apr 2019 12:00 AM PDT In a move that, in our humble opinion, is long overdue, a Beyoncé documentary is coming. Following rumblings online last week that a documentary was on it way, Netflix has confirmed the news with a trailer. The clip - which features the voice of poet Maya Angelou - comes after the streaming service teased a simple still on their Twitter account with the words Homecoming on Sunday (April 7). This subsequently was all the proof the Beyhive needed to piece together clues that a Bey x Netflix doc really was impending. Here's everything we know so far... What is the documentary about?Judging from the few clues we've got from the trailer, the documentary will mainly focus on the singer's Coachella performance, which marked the first time a black woman had ever headlined the internationally-renowned music festival. The electric set was praised by fans and critics alike, partly due to its thematic tribute to African-American universities and education. The name of the documentary, Homecoming, takes the name from Beyoncé's scholarship fund which she set up in the aftermath of her April 2018 performance. The Homecoming Scholars Award Program pledged $25,000 for one student at each of these four historically black colleges which is chosen by the singer: Xavier, Wilberforce, Tuskegee and Bethune-Cookman. The $100,000 total donated by Beyoncé was later matched by Google to include four more historically black universities. In its promotion, Netflix also used greek-style lettering. Following on from the university-themed performance at Coachella, Beyonce released a range of 'Homecoming' themed merchandise on her website similar to what she wore on stage, which also featured the typography.  Larry BusaccaGetty Images Let's also not ignore the bright yellow of the Netflix post. Remember, the outfits Bey and her team of musicians and dancers wore on the Coachella stage during their marching-band style performance? A Beyoncé fan site also posted pictures on Twitter of an advertisement in Time Square, New York City, where the background colour of the promotional sign switches from yellow to pink - aka the other colour scheme Beyoncé went for during her performance.  Kevin MazurGetty Images What else do we know about the documentary?According to Netflix, the documentary will drop globally on 17 April and is the works of Beyoncé herself. The trailer shows footage of Bey behind the scenes in rehearsals for the Coachella performance, where her daughter Blue Ivy is seen helping her mum practice some of the dance routine. The trailer also provided us of glimpses of cute moments of Beyoncé with her husband Jay-Z and their one-year-old twins Rumi and Sir. On Twitter, Netflix accompanied the trailer with the caption: 'An in-depth look at Beyoncé's celebrated 2018 Coachella performance from creative concept to cultural movement.' The streaming service added that the performance would be 'interspersed with candid footage and interviews detailing the preparation and powerful intent behind her vision'. Is this Beyonce's first documentary?No! Fans might remember the 2013 autobiographical TV special Life Is But A Dream. The one-off film followed Beyoncé and gave viewers a glimpse into the notoriously private singer's life. Using some footage which Bey shot herself, she spoke candidly about her miscarriage, marriage with Jay Z, professional split from her father Matthew Knowles and her pregnancy with her first child Blue Ivy. The documentary also showed behind the scenes and rehearsal footage from some of her best-known performances. So, all that's left really is to get a similar glimpse into the historic Coachella performances one year on, right? Fingers crossed! |
| Beyonce’s surprise ‘Homecoming’ live album: Here’s what you’ll find - The Mercury News Posted: 17 Apr 2019 12:00 AM PDT  CLICK HERE if you are having trouble viewing these photos on a mobile device. Beyonce surprised fans — twice — in the wee hours of Wednesday morning. First came the release of the Netflix documentary "Homecoming: A Film By Beyonce," which captures her instantly legendary performance at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in 2018. (It's streaming now on Netflix if you want to watch it. And, of course, you want to watch it.) Then she quickly followed with the release of the accompanying "Homecoming: The Live Album." The album features 40 songs — 38 from the Coachella performances, plus two studio tracks — and runs roughly 110 minutes.One of the highlights is a mini Destiny's Child reunion, as Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams joined Beyonce onstage for three songs toward the end of the set.
Here's the set list for the live album: 1. "Welcome" "Homecoming: A Live Album" |
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