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Lady Gaga “Hair”
Hey Little Monsters,
I’m in love with Lady Gaga. She is so empowering and I love hearing her speak in interviews- she’s brilliant. This week it’s been Lady Gaga overload- she was the guest editor for Metro newspaper on May 17th, and she’ll be on Etalk on May 23. She has released another smash hit called “Hair” and I wanted to share with all you. What do you think about her new single?? Will it be a hit??
xo, Tanya
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Reading for the Soul
Recently I have been re-evaluating my goals for 2011. One of my main goals was to lose some weight, and I have been working on it, and have lost 10 pounds. 10 pounds may not be anything to you, but really I have been sick since March (every week with something different) and this is such a big feat for me. I’m inspired and will be continuing. Another one of my goals was to read more. When I was younger I used to read books a lot and now I only read the newspaper- if I’m lucky. So with the first book, I’m going to start with Kelly Cutrone- ‘If You Have To Cry, Go Outside’. Kelly is a PR maven and is the founder/owner of People’s Revolution a PR company in LA and NYC. Follow them at @peoplesrev. She was also on the hit show- The Hills. This is her autobiography and I cannot wait to start reading it. I’ll let you all know what I think about it next week. Until then, HAPPY READING!!!
P.S. I’m doing a challenge and trying to read at least a book a week (I used to read a book in 3 days so a week is perfect). Won’t you join in on the challenge??? Let’s read together..
What should I read next week?? Any suggestions??
xo, Tanya
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Congo Classrooms for A Brighter Future
Hey everyone!
As you may or may not know I am really passionate about education and the accessibility of education for children abroad and so of course when I heard about Congo Classrooms for a Brighter Future I knew I was going to attend.
The Canadian Ape Alliance in association with Nova Music Group are presenting the fundraiser event “Congo Classrooms for a Brighter Future” TOMORROW @ Revival (783 College Street Toronto, ON)
It is a fundraiser for school construction in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Featuring Artists:Glenn Lewis
Kardinal Offishall
Slakah the Beatchild
Melanie Durrant
Justin Nozuka
Ivana Santilli
And many more!Hosted by former Canadian Idol Judge Farley Flex
Doors open at 7pm, show starts at 8pm! Tickets are $20 and can be purchased at www.great-apes.com or at the door.
I will be there interviewing several of the artists and I hope you can make it out for this special event.
p.s For those who can’t make it, I will be posting the interviews shortly!
xoxo Kaycee
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Hater Free ;)
Real ish ;)….Rock wit me baby!
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Walk a Mile in Her Shoes x Mississauga x Sunday, May 29
Walk a Mile in Her Shoes – The International Men’s March to Stop Rape, Sexual Assault and Gender ViolenceAre you man enough to feel her pain?First you walk the walk, then you talk the talk.This is NOT just a woman’s issue!…12:00 – 1:15 PM: Registration/Walking Practice, Team Pictures1:15: Opening Remarks1:30: START YOUR WALKPrizes Awarded for:Highest Pledges-Individual & TeamBest Dressed1st to CompleteMinimum Pledge Total $200Reserve your spot by e-mail: heather.armagh@rogers.com or call 905.855.0299 ext 24Armagh is a not-for-profit Registered Charity 118789635RR0001—–Woman Abuse is a widespread societal problem. It is a form of power and control. Woman abuse can take many forms. Women from all age groups, racial and ethnic backgrounds, sexual orientations, socio-economic classes, religions, ability levels and professions experience abuse. *all stats from pcawa.org– 1 in 4 women will experience abuse in an intimate relationship in their lifetime– 38% of sexually assaulted women were assaulted by their husbands, common-law partners, or boyfriends– 21% of women abused in an intimate relationship are abused during pregnancy– 40% of women with disabilities have been or are in an abusive relationship– Only 26% of woman abuse incidents are reported to the policeIn an average year, 78 women are killed by their husbands or partnersCosts to Society—Abuse Affects us All!– Women who have experienced violence were three times more likely to take time off from their every day activities– In 1995, the estimated annual health-related costs associated with violence against women were $1.5 billionShout out to the amazing Reesee Ziggazagga + Nebby for the heads up. -
One word… CANNES
Putting the films aside for a moment, Cannes is one of the most spectacular places in the world, let alone a gem of France. Opening up to day 7, the breathtaking sights leave no words for description. My attempts… Exotic beauty and grace. I’ll let the photos do the talking. Put cursor over images for names. I’m in love!
