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• Foley+Corinna Bar Bags Foley+Corinna Bar Bags

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• Differences in between Men's H Differences in between Men's Handbags and Women's Handbags

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• Head out Bohemian with Marc Ja Head out Bohemian with Marc Jacobs Boho Woven Hobo

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• Wong Liu Tsong: China Doll Ann Wong Liu Tsong: China Doll Anna May Wong

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    Anna May Wong was the first Chinese American movie star, and the first Asian American to become an international star. Her long and varied career spanned both silent and sound film, television, stage, and radio.

    She was born on January 3^rd, 1905 near the Chinatown neighborhood of Los Angeles to second-generation Chinese-American parents. Wong became infatuated with the movies and began acting in films at an early age.

    In 1921, Wong received her first screen credit for Bits of Life, the first anthology film, in which she played the wife of Lon Chaney's character, Toy Ling, in a segment entitled "Hop". She later recalled it fondly as the only time she played the role of a mother; her appearance earned her a cover photo in the British magazine Picture Show.

    At the age of 17 she played her first leading role, in the early Metro two-strip Technicolor movie The Toll of the Sea (1922). Written by Frances Marion, the story was based loosely on Madama Butterfly. Variety magazine singled Wong out for praise, noting her "extraordinarily fine" acting. The New York Times commented, "Miss Wong stirs in the spectator all the sympathy her part calls for, and she never repels one by an excess of theatrical 'feeling'. She has a difficult role, a role that is botched nine times out of ten, but hers is the tenth performance. Completely unconscious of the camera, with a fine sense of proportion and remarkable pantomimic accuracy ... She should be seen again and often on the screen."

    Despite such reviews, Hollywood proved reluctant to create starring roles for Wong; her ethnicity prevented U.S. filmmakers from seeing her as a leading lady. David Schwartz, the chief curator of the Museum of the Moving Image, notes, "She built up a level of stardom in Hollywood, but Hollywood didn’t know what to do with her." She spent the next few years in supporting roles providing "exotic atmosphere",[30] for instance playing a concubine in Tod Browning's Drifting (1923). During the silent film era, she acted in one of the first movies made in color and Douglas Fairbanks' The Thief of Bagdad (1924). Wong became a fashion icon, and by 1924 had achieved international stardom.

    Yet, frustrated by the stereotypical supporting roles she reluctantly played in Hollywood, she left for Europe in the late 1920s, where she starred in several notable plays and films. Wong made her last silent film, Piccadilly, in 1929, the first of five English films in which she had a starring role. The film caused a sensation in the UK. Gilda Gray was the top-billed actress, but Variety commented that Wong "outshines the star," and that "from the moment Miss Wong dances in the kitchen's rear, she steals 'Piccadilly' from Miss Gray." Though the film presented Wong in her most sensual role in a British film, once again she was not permitted to kiss her Caucasian love interest, and a controversial planned scene involving a kiss was cut before the film was released. Forgotten for decades after its release, Piccadilly was later restored by the British Film Institute. Time magazine's Richard Corliss calls Piccadilly Wong's best film, and The Guardian reports that the rediscovery of this film and Wong's performance in it has been responsible for a restoration of the actress' reputation.

    She spent the first half of the 1930s traveling between the United States and Europe for film and stage work. Wong was featured in films of the early sound era, such as Daughter of the Dragon (1931) and Daughter of Shanghai (1937), and with Marlene Dietrich in Josef von Sternberg's Shanghai Express (1932).

    In 1935 Wong was dealt the most severe disappointment of her career, when Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer refused to consider her for the leading role in its film version of Pearl S. Buck's The Good Earth, choosing instead the European Luise Rainer to play the leading role in "yellowface". Wong spent the next year touring China, visiting her family's ancestral village and studying Chinese culture. In the late 1930s, she starred in several B movies for Paramount Pictures, portraying Chinese-Americans in a positive light. She paid less attention to her film career during World War II, when she devoted her time and money to helping the Chinese cause against Japan. Wong returned to the public eye in the 1950s in several television appearances as well as her own series in 1951, The Gallery of Madame Liu-Tsong, the first U.S. television show starring an Asian-American.

    For her contribution to the film industry, Anna May Wong received a star at 1708 Vine Street on the inauguration of the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 1960. She is also depicted larger-than-life as one of the four supporting pillars of the "Gateway to Hollywood" sculpture located on the southeast corner of Hollywood Boulevard and La Brea Avenue.

    In 1960, Wong returned to film in Portrait in Black, starring Lana Turner. She still found herself stereotyped, with one press release explaining her long absence from films with a supposed proverb, which was claimed to have been passed down to Wong by her father: "Don't be photographed too much or you'll lose your soul", a quote that would be inserted into many of her obituaries.

    She was scheduled to play the role of Madame Liang in the film production of Rodgers and Hammerstein's Flower Drum Song, but was unable to take the role due to failing health. On February 2, 1961, at the age of 56, Wong died of a heart attack at home in Santa Monica, two days after her final screen performance on the television show Danger Man. Her cremated remains were interred in her mother's grave at Rosedale Cemetery in Los Angeles, frequently reported to be only marked by her mother's name on the tombstone. In 2008, a fan campaign started to raise funds to create and purchase a headstone for Wong. However, in their research they found that Wong's headstone was indeed marked with her Chinese name, something several biographers had overlooked.  

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• Spike Lee - Director (Part 1 o Spike Lee - Director (Part 1 of 2)

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    SPIKE LEE is a writer-director, actor, producer and author who revolutionized the role of Black talent in cinema.  Widely regarded as a premiere African-American filmmaker, Lee is a forerunner in the ‘do it your self’ school of independent film. Mr. Lee’s current film production, Mircale at St. Anna. Shot on location with the beautiful Italian back country as it’s setting. Based on the book Mircale at St. Anna, wtitten by author James McBride. Lee continues to create cinematic works of art he is well know for. When the Levees Broke, Mr. Lee‘s most recently critically acclaimed film was a huge success. Receiving awards from film festivals world wide. Other critical and box office successes have included such films as Inside Man, 25th Hour, The Original Kings of Comedy, Bamboozled and Summer of Sam.  Lee’s films Girl 6, Get On the Bus, Do the Right Thing and Clockers display his ability to showcase a series of outspoken and provocative socio-political critiques that challenge cultural assumptions, not only about race, but also class and gender identity.

     His debut film, the independently produced comedy She’s Gotta Have It, earned him the Prix de Jeunesse Award at the Cannes Film festival in 1986 and set him at the forefront of the Black New Wave in American Cinema.  His second feature, the very profitable School Daze, helped to launch the careers of several young Black actors.  Lee’s timely 1989 film, Do the Right Thing, garnered an Academy Award® nomination for Best Original Screenplay and Best Film and Director awards from the Los Angeles Film Critics Association.  Lee’s Jungle Fever, Mo’ Better Blues, Clockers, and Crooklyn were also critically well received.  His epic drama Malcolm X, starring Denzel Washington, received two Academy Award® nominations.

     Born in Atlanta, Georgia, and raised in Brooklyn, Lee returned south to attend Morehouse College.  After graduation, he returned to Brooklyn to continue his education at New York University’s Tisch School of Arts in Manhattan, where he received his Master of Fine Arts Degree in film production.  He founded 40 Acres and a Mule Filmworks, based in the Fort Greene section of Brooklyn, where he has resided since childhood. 

     In addition to his film achievements, Lee has produced and directed numerous music videos for diverse artists including Chaka Khan, Tracy Chapman, Anita Baker, Public Enemy, Bruce Hornsby and Michael Jackson.  His other music videos include work for the late Miles Davis and Phyliss Hyman, Naughty by Nature and Arrested Development.

     Lee’s commercial work began in 1988 with his Nike Air Jordan campaign.  Collaborating with basketball great Michael Jordan on several commercials, Lee resurrected his popular character, Mars Blackmon from She’s Gotta Have It.  He has also completed a PSA for UNCF called “Two Michaels,” which also features Michael Jordan.  Lee is also well known for his Levi’s Button-Fly 501, AT&T and ESPN television commercials. His other commercial ventures include TV spots for Philips, Nike, American Express, Snapple and Taco Bell.  Lee has also directed several Art Spot Shorts for MTV and a short film featuring Branford Marsalis and Diahnne Abbott for Saturday Night Live. 

     Lee is also involved in documentaries and sports programs.  He completed the Emmy- and Oscar®-nominated documentary 4 Little Girls for HBO and received an Emmy Award for his piece on Georgetown’s John Thompson for HBO/Real Sports. 

     Additionally, Lee has authored six books on the making of his films.  The fifth book, Five For Five, served as a pictorial reflection of his first five features.  He then followed up with Best Seat in the House, authored with Ralph Wiley. Lee co-authored a children’s book entitled Please Baby Please with his wife Tonya Lewis Lee, and most recently authored a retrospective book about his film career entitled That’s My Story and I’m Sticking To It.

     Ever moving into new areas, Spike Lee has combined his extensive creative experience into yet another venture:  partnering with DDB Needham, he created Spike/DDB, a full-service advertising agency.

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• Spike Lee - Director (Part 2 o Spike Lee - Director (Part 2 of 2)

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    SPIKE LEE is a writer-director, actor, producer and author who revolutionized the role of Black talent in cinema.  Widely regarded as a premiere African-American filmmaker, Lee is a forerunner in the ‘do it your self’ school of independent film. Mr. Lee’s current film production, Mircale at St. Anna. Shot on location with the beautiful Italian back country as it’s setting. Based on the book Mircale at St. Anna, wtitten by author James McBride. Lee continues to create cinematic works of art he is well know for. When the Levees Broke, Mr. Lee‘s most recently critically acclaimed film was a huge success. Receiving awards from film festivals world wide. Other critical and box office successes have included such films as Inside Man, 25th Hour, The Original Kings of Comedy, Bamboozled and Summer of Sam.  Lee’s films Girl 6, Get On the Bus, Do the Right Thing and Clockers display his ability to showcase a series of outspoken and provocative socio-political critiques that challenge cultural assumptions, not only about race, but also class and gender identity.

     His debut film, the independently produced comedy She’s Gotta Have It, earned him the Prix de Jeunesse Award at the Cannes Film festival in 1986 and set him at the forefront of the Black New Wave in American Cinema.  His second feature, the very profitable School Daze, helped to launch the careers of several young Black actors.  Lee’s timely 1989 film, Do the Right Thing, garnered an Academy Award® nomination for Best Original Screenplay and Best Film and Director awards from the Los Angeles Film Critics Association.  Lee’s Jungle Fever, Mo’ Better Blues, Clockers, and Crooklyn were also critically well received.  His epic drama Malcolm X, starring Denzel Washington, received two Academy Award® nominations.

     Born in Atlanta, Georgia, and raised in Brooklyn, Lee returned south to attend Morehouse College.  After graduation, he returned to Brooklyn to continue his education at New York University’s Tisch School of Arts in Manhattan, where he received his Master of Fine Arts Degree in film production.  He founded 40 Acres and a Mule Filmworks, based in the Fort Greene section of Brooklyn, where he has resided since childhood. 

     In addition to his film achievements, Lee has produced and directed numerous music videos for diverse artists including Chaka Khan, Tracy Chapman, Anita Baker, Public Enemy, Bruce Hornsby and Michael Jackson.  His other music videos include work for the late Miles Davis and Phyliss Hyman, Naughty by Nature and Arrested Development.

     Lee’s commercial work began in 1988 with his Nike Air Jordan campaign.  Collaborating with basketball great Michael Jordan on several commercials, Lee resurrected his popular character, Mars Blackmon from She’s Gotta Have It.  He has also completed a PSA for UNCF called “Two Michaels,” which also features Michael Jordan.  Lee is also well known for his Levi’s Button-Fly 501, AT&T and ESPN television commercials. His other commercial ventures include TV spots for Philips, Nike, American Express, Snapple and Taco Bell.  Lee has also directed several Art Spot Shorts for MTV and a short film featuring Branford Marsalis and Diahnne Abbott for Saturday Night Live. 

     Lee is also involved in documentaries and sports programs.  He completed the Emmy- and Oscar®-nominated documentary 4 Little Girls for HBO and received an Emmy Award for his piece on Georgetown’s John Thompson for HBO/Real Sports. 

     Additionally, Lee has authored six books on the making of his films.  The fifth book, Five For Five, served as a pictorial reflection of his first five features.  He then followed up with Best Seat in the House, authored with Ralph Wiley. Lee co-authored a children’s book entitled Please Baby Please with his wife Tonya Lewis Lee, and most recently authored a retrospective book about his film career entitled That’s My Story and I’m Sticking To It.

     Ever moving into new areas, Spike Lee has combined his extensive creative experience into yet another venture:  partnering with DDB Needham, he created Spike/DDB, a full-service advertising agency.

     

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