Tag Archives: Film

Joe’s Jeans Ads, Old & New

Posted on July 7, 2011 by Hellin Kay

Joe’s Jeans unveiled a new ad campaign this week featuring Paz De La Huerta, a born and bred New Yorker, which instantly makes me love her, plus she is a cool and interesting actress and I am dying for The … Continue reading →

Posted in Fashion | Tagged Ads Shot in LA, Advertising, Art Director, Ass, Ass shot, Barbara Fialho, Billboards, Branding, Brands, Denim, Devil's Double, Fashion, Film, Jamie Bochert, Joe Dahan, Joe's Jeans, Karolina Wydra, LA Brands, Liliana Dominquez, Malin Akerman, Marketing, New Ad Campaign, New Joe's Jeans Ad Campaign, One Model Management, Paz De La Huerta, Photography, Rie Rasmussen, Russian Harpers Bazaar, Scott Lipps, Styled and Photographed by Hellin Kay, Styling, The Linda Lovelace Story, William Hamilton | 1 Comment

James Franco, Howl

Posted on July 5, 2011 by Hellin Kay

Hulu is showing James Franco‘s film “Howl”! Franco plays the young Ginsberg in the film, which I saw at Sundance last year and loved! It has so many great layers, black and white, animation, a lot of experimental stuff to … Continue reading →

Posted in Film | Tagged Allen Ginsberg, Animation, Art, Experimental Film, Film, Films To Watch, Howl, Hulu, James Franco, Jeffrey Friedman, Rob Epstein | Leave a comment

André Saraiva’s Short Film Debut

Posted on June 30, 2011 by Hellin Kay

André Saraiva debuted his short film “The Shoe” in Paris earlier this week and in NYC last night. It’s shot in Paris and stars Leo Fitzpatrick (who we fell in love with in “Kids” years ago) along with André’s girlfriend … Continue reading →

Posted in Fashion, Film | Tagged Andre Saraiva, Andre's Girlfriend, Annabelle Dexter-Jones, Art, Fashion, Film, Leo Fitzpatrick, New York, Paris, Poppy de Villeneuve, Short Film, The Shoe | Leave a comment

Miranda July & MOCA

Posted on June 26, 2011 by Hellin Kay

Friday evening MOCA Contemporaries hosted a screening of Miranda July‘s new film “The Future” which I saw and loved at Sundance. Since I was one of the organizers of the event I went over to say hello to Miranda and … Continue reading →

Posted in Film | Tagged Bard, Events, Film, Los Angeles Film Festival, Miranda July, MOCA, MOCA Contemporaries, Screening, The Future | Leave a comment

Cinespia Screenings

Posted on June 9, 2011 by Hellin Kay

One of my favorite things to do in LA is go to the Hollywood Cemetery for Cinespia‘s Saturday night screenings. It’s something I have been doing for years when I am in LA during those great summer months and this … Continue reading →

Posted in Film | Tagged Christian Slater, Cinespia Screenings, Favorite Films, Film, Heathers, Hollywood Cemetery, japanese Disaster Relief, John Huston, LA, Saturday Nights in LA, Things To Do in LA, Treasure of The Sierra Madre, Werner Herzog, Winona Ryder | Leave a comment

Outside In: The Story of Art In The Streets

Posted on May 26, 2011 by Hellin Kay

OUTSIDE IN movie trailer from Levi's Film Workshop on Vimeo. Jeffrey Deitch and Aaron Rose were amongst the NYC ex-pats in LA who attended the Levi’s Film Workshop premier of Alex Stapleton’s documentary OUTSIDE IN: The Story of Art in … Continue reading →

Posted in Art | Tagged Aaron Rose, Alex Stapleton, Alex Stapleton Filmmaker, Art, Art In The Streets, Art Scene, Beautiful Graffiti, Beautiful Walls, Documentary, Documentary Film, Film, Graffiti Art, Jeffrey Deitch, LA Art, LA Art Scene, Levi's Film Workshop, MOCA, New Films, NY Art, Outside In: The Story of Art in The streets, Street Art, Wall Art | 1 Comment