Showing posts with label City of Los Angeles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label City of Los Angeles. Show all posts

Monday, July 19, 2010

WAKA FLOCKA FLAME - HARD IN THE PAINT (MUSIC VIDEO)

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Because this video is so talked about in the last 24 hours, it was filmed here and it's getting mixed emotions from locals.  If you haven't seen it check it out and let everyone know how you feel.  Also they didn't rep her right but they have my sexy friend Jessica Rabbit in the video...and we support her over here.





Wednesday, July 14, 2010

Wednesday, June 2, 2010

Thursday, May 13, 2010

DIRTY MONEY f. RICK ROSS & T.I. - HELLO, GOOD MORNING (MUSIC VIDEO)

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Keri Hilson used MyHouse already for a video...but I guess Diddy wanted to upstage that.  I'm trying to figure out where they filmed T.I.'s part at.  Either way Diddy definitely showed off the glam of our city, Los Angeles.   All I can say is that I felt there was more Behind the Scenes, Trailers and other randomness to hype a video that looks like Mo' Money, Mo' Problems 2010.  Ironically that's not a bad thing...enjoy.


Tuesday, February 2, 2010

EAZEE LIVING (SPECIAL EDITION): LOS ANGELES NFL STADIUM / AEDAS SPORT

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This just seemed like it would be of interest to many of you out there, words via ArchDaily:

Designed by Aedas Sport, the innovative 75,000-seat stadium will be the first LEED-certified building in the NFL and will capture the luxury and drama of the world’s entertainment capital. The project anticipates completion for the 2013 season. Both the NFL and the client, Majestic Realty, are committed to making a progressive statement with this building and are exploring a number of initiatives that will make this the most environmentally progressive stadium in the U.S. Aedas Sport has employed the unique topography of the site to build the stadium into a hillside, reducing the steel structure by 40% and allowing at least two-thirds of the seating bowl to be built on grade.
More images and full architect’s description after the break.
A significant coup for the architect, developer and owner, this strategy resulted in an US$800m design — US$400m-$500m less than any other recent NFL stadium proposal. An asymmetrical configuration allows all of the suites and VIP areas to be loaded on the west side of the stadium and integrated into the adjacent retail promenade. While primarily for the NFL, this 365 day-a-year entertainment destination can also accommodate soccer, college and high school football, and large concerts. The stadium powers a retail and entertainment destination, offering flexibility with large, interchangeable sponsorship zones for various audiences. Slated to become the NFL’s first LEED compliant stadium, Aedas’ design includes reduced CO2 emissions, recycling initiatives, and — due to the great reduction of steel in the structure — a significant decrease in hazardous environmental effects associated with material manufacturing and transportation.



Thursday, October 30, 2008

EAZEE LIVING - HILL HOUSE

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This house caught my eye because it looked like a video game character's face...so then i check it out over at ArchDaily and I was like this spot is fly.  And I had to put it up for the simple fact that it's a fly home in the city...Pacific Palisades to be exact.  It's got views of pretty much any area of LA.  Now what would it take to buy this place...hmmmmmmmmm.  Designed by Johnston Marklee & Associates and completed in October of 2004.  You gotta love it...

Tuesday, October 7, 2008

LOCAL SPOTLIGHT : SPECIAL EDITION - Kellie Hawkins

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So every now and then I skim through the Wave newspaper, well i didn't last week and now I'm kicking myself in the a$$. My mom pointed out an article on the front page...lo & behold it's a good friend that I go back years with. She basically has become an executive director for the Los Angeles City Commission on the Status of Women. She is the youngest woman and the first African American to hold this position. Congrats Ms. Hawkins (can't call you Kellz anymore). Had to highlight this because we don't give enough acknowledgement to local movers and shakers that aren't in entertainment or sports...politics are just as big kids. Ask Obama!!!

Full Story here.