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Ahead of her latest feature film It Ends With Us, the ever-glamourous actress Blake Lively donned a $3.8 million Cartier necklace for the cover of Vogue’s September 2024 issue. The same necklace once belonged to Hollywood legend. Known for her exquisite taste in jewellery, join us as we explore Blake Lively’s jewels! Elizabeth Taylor’s Cartier Ruby Suite The vogue shoot for their September 2024 issue was directed by Lively’s self-proclaimed ‘favorite director’ Baz Luhrmann, and tells a story of American actress Lively as ‘The Cat’, a jewel thief, romanced and caught by L’Ombre, played by Hugh Jackman.  Blake Lively is…

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Today’s Jewelry Collection Story comes from Joanna of @summertrianglestudios – I first discovered her page whenever I did any type of fun challenge on Instagram. Her photos would always stop me in my tracks and she became an instant follow!  She has an amazing eye and sometimes sells pieces from her personal collection. I’m excited to share her story: “Like so many in this community, jewelry has been a lifelong love. As a tiny kid I had little boxes of sparkly costume jewelry that I treasured. I started doing some silversmithing in high school and beading in college to make…

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As far as my opinion on galleries, I think they are a great thing. I see them as another outlet. I’m sure by now you’ve figured out that I do my work for everybody to see. That’s the whole point. — KAWS Learn how to get your artwork gallery ready. Gaining gallery representation is a powerful catalyst for an artist’s career development. Success getting into galleries offers a multitude of benefits in the ever-changing art market. Despite the rise of digital platforms and direct-to-collector sales, galleries provide unique advantages that can significantly accelerate an artist’s success. These benefits include market credibility,…

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MCU fans are curious to know President Thaddeus “Thunderbolt” Ross, AKA Red Hulk’s origin in Captain America 4: Brave New World. Although the comics don’t go into great depth about his drastic transformation, the recently released film appears to have. Moreover, fans are eager to learn about the Leader’s whereabouts since his last appearance in The Incredible Hulk. Without further delay, let’s delve into the details of where the Leader has been all along as well as Red Hulk’s origins. How did Harrison Ford’s Thunderbolt Ross become the Red Hulk in Captain America 4? Thunderbolt Ross (Harrison Ford) discovers about…

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12th House Jewelry was such a delight to see at NY NOW – I have been following Kelly since the very beginning of her career. I remember finding her page on Instagram during the height of the pandemic and being totally inspired by her designs. They’re incredibly mystical and have a talismanic feel, which is something I’ve craved to feel with my jewelry since 2020. I wanted a piece that protected me, that made me feel powerful, and held meaning – something her jewelry definitely captures in every way. I tried on several of her pieces and the rings are…

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The National Park Service (NPS), a government body overseeing federally protected public grounds, has removed all mention of transgender individuals involved in the Stonewall Uprising, a 1969 New York protest led by queer and trans activists that is said to have jump-started the gay rights movement. On its webpage, NPS has changed its terminology, replacing “LGBTQ+” with “LGB” or “LGBQ,” excluding transgender people from the narrative. The word “queer” has also been removed. The revised page now states: “Before the 1960s, almost everything about living openly as a lesbian, gay, bisexual (LGB) person was illegal, but the events at the…

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Roman and Williams, the design studio and hospitality group behind Soho’s La Mercerie, will partner with auction house Sotheby’s to open a yet-to-be-named fine dining restaurant in the Breuer Building. In 2023, Sotheby’s announced it would make the storied Brutalist building at 945 Madison Avenue its new headquarters. The building, once the long-time home of the Whitney Museum of American Art, was officially sold to Sotheby’s for $100 million late last year, shortly after the house closed a $1 billion investment deal with the Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund ADQ. Related Articles La Mercerie, with its open kitchen, elegant design, and impeccable French menu…

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If the fact that Marvel is making two new Avengers movies in the years ahead (2026’s Avengers: Doomsday and 2027’s Avengers: Secret Wars) didn’t make it clear, the events of Captain America: Brave New World make it a certainty: A new group of Avengers is coming to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.We’re not going to spoil Brave New World here, but that film’s story strongly hints that we’re going to see these new Avengers sooner rather than later. That means it’s time to do the one thing Marvel fans like more than actually watching Marvel movies: Speculating about what future Marvel movies might look like.Depending on how you qualify…

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ComingSoon can exclusively reveal the trailer for Arcades & Love Songs: The Ballad of Walter Day. Arcades & Love Songs: The Ballad of Walter Day is the sequel to The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters, a 2007 documentary about competitive arcade gaming that was directed by Seth Gordon. The film will be released in United States theaters later this month from Monkey Wrench Films. Check out the exclusive Arcades & Love Songs: The Ballad of Walter Day trailer below (watch more trailers and clips): What is Arcades & Love Songs: The Ballad of Walter Day about? The synopsis…

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Mel Bochner, a conceptual artist who incisively explored the slippery relationship between language and art, died on February 12 at 84. His death was announced on Friday by three of his galleries, Fraenkel, Marc Selwyn Fine Art, and Peter Freeman Inc. Bochner was one of the key artists associated with the Conceptualist movement during the 1960s and ’70s. In legendary pieces that hardly looked much like art at all, he offered measurements, numbers, words, and others’ photocopied drawings within galleries. There was often little to admire, and that was intentional—Bochner wanted viewers to think of art as being more than…

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