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Give A Little
TLC Awards
TLC's third annual Give A Little Awards, in partnership with Love Is Louder, took place on October 2, 2019, at Union Park Events in New York City. The ceremony celebrated individuals who work tirelessly to end bullying and promote kindness for future generations.
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JVC Annual
Luncheon
JVC's Annual Luncheon is a yearly networking lunch held alongside other jewelry industry events. JVC members attended to show their support and connect with like-minded members of the jewelry community over cocktails and lunch, where they announced several new initiatives to support the industry’s success.
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TimesTalks
Grace Jones
The 2018 New York Times inaugural TimesTalks Festival had musician and artist Grace Jones as headliner, in a talk which celebrated the upcoming documentary about her life, Bloodlight and Bami, followed by a private dinner in her honor.
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HGTV:
A Very Brady
Renovation
The stars of “The Brady Bunch” gathered at the Television Critics Association 2019 summer press tour to reflect on the old show’s success, and talk about their new series, “A Very Brady Renovation”. Followed by a lively, colorful and groovy reception for guests at The Beverly Hilton.
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OWN:
David Makes Man
OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network celebrated season 2 of the critically acclaimed David Makes Man with an intimate dinner party hosted by Tarrell Alvin McCraney and Dee Harris-Lawrence in Los Angeles.
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SXSW
"It's Quieter in the Twilight" had its world premiere in the documentary competition at SXSW 2022. Brand ambassadors were dressed in space uniforms to hand out branded material and collateral to make a big launch in Austin, TX.
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NYT Mag:
Great Performers
The New York Times Magazine celebrated "The Great Performances Issue" on December 7, 2017 in Los Angeles featuring 10 of the best actors of the year including Nicole Kidman and Timothee Chalamet.
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Turn Up!
Fight Hunger
Discovery, Inc. launched a new initiative with No Kid Hungry in 2019 with the goal
to deliver a billion meals to hungry children in five years. This event was hosted in the original Brady Bunch home and involved an intimate conversation with activist Gloria Steinem. Attendees included Food Network chefs and the original Brady Bunch cast.
