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Fall in Love With Little Tokyo
02.02.17
Looking for ideas to make this Valentine’s Day even more special. You can treat yourself, or take your loved one and explore Little Tokyo, the 132 year-old community is one of LA’s most culturally rich and energetic neighborhoods. There’s an array of delicious dining experiences, exciting nightly entertainment options and sip refreshing cocktails, Go Little Tokyo is a great resource for opportunities to enjoy a night out and fall in love with Little Tokyo.
For dining, you can experience the highly acclaimed Kinjiro, where you pick a drink of choice first, then enjoy it with an entrée. There’s Simbal with irresistibly inventive Pan-Asian eats, or at KaGaYa, select premium meats and seafood as Japanese shabu-shabu specialist serve you.
Exciting nightly entertainment options offered throughout Little Tokyo include Little Tokyo’s hottest karaoke spot, Tokyo Beat. Or grab a few friends and put your problem-solving skills to the test at the all-new Real Escape Game. You can catch an awe-inspiring performance at the Union Center for the Arts with a production by East West Players, the nation’s premier Asian American theatre organization, then stop by X-Lanes for LED-lit bowling, an arcade, a nine-table billiard room, exclusive VIP lounges, a lavish sports bar and a full-service American-Italian restaurant.
You can end the night sipping on decadent libations offered at one of Little Tokyo’s many premium bars and breweries. Cheers to you and your loved one with a sultry Black Mamba, a chocolatey black ale, offered at the renowned and family-owned Mumford Brewing. Jazz up the night at BlueWhale, a contemporary, hip venue for jazz musicians and delicious drink creations. Or stop by the new social lounge, Blue J Bar & Lounge, for live entertainment and signature cocktails like “Bomb Shell” and “Little Tokyo Mule.”
For more ideas and things to do while you are there, visit Go Little Tokyo.
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Lady Gaga Represents Tiffany’s HardWear Collection
02.01.17
Lady Gaga will represent Tiffany & Co. in its latest Legendary Style campaign that debuts its new fashion jewelry collection, Tiffany HardWear. The campaign will premiere in a 60-second film to air during Super Bowl LI on Sunday, February 5, a first for Tiffany’s.
The Legendary Style campaigns feature women of confidence, beauty and substance, and are chosen for their intelligence and authenticity.
The new Tiffany HardWear collection, with its bold 18k gold and sterling silver pieces, was inspired by a unisex bracelet from 1971 in the Tiffany Archives. Tiffany HardWear builds on this design to include earrings, rings, necklaces and pendants. It’s designed to be urban and elegant, and as strong as the woman who wears it.
The beautiful campaign was created by Tiffany’s in-house team in partnership with Grace Coddington, and shot by David Sims. You can see the 60-second film on Super Bowl Sunday on Tiffany.com. The Tiffany HardWear Collection will be available on Tiffany.com beginning May 2 and in-store worldwide on April 28, with limited and exclusive pre-orders available beginning February 5.
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