“Melbourne house from Beyonce's 'No Angel' video listed for $1.2m to $1.3m - Domain News” plus 2 more |
- Melbourne house from Beyonce's 'No Angel' video listed for $1.2m to $1.3m - Domain News
- BAPE May Need To Cut Beyoncé's Stylist Ty Hunter A Check - Essence
- TIDAL free concert streaming video just started - SlashGear
| Posted: 23 Mar 2020 10:28 PM PDT Calling all the single ladies – or gentlemen, or young couples. The Melbourne house made famous when Beyonce visited to film her 2013 music video No Angel has had a complete renovation and is now listed for sale. With a price guide of $1.2 million to $1.3 million, the home in trendy Brunswick now looks nothing like its past life as a renovator's dream in weatherboard. The previous, elderly owner famously misheard the request to use her home as a backdrop, thinking the shoot was for a "fiancee". She had never heard of the singer and was paid $300 for the shoot.  The house then sold for $650,000 in 2016 to the current owner, at an auction that featured a Beyonce lookalike and a live band. "He's virtually rebuilt the house," listing agent Carl Sacco of Nelson Alexander Brunswick said. "The quality of renovation – it's a really good quality, they've done really well."   It now features three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a contemporary kitchen with Smeg appliances, stone benchtops and a bluestone-paved courtyard. The owner had been keen to live in the residence and stay close to family, but decided to sell instead, Mr Sacco said.  Interest so far has been from young couples and first-home buyers, he said, although no Beyonce fans have yet been keen to snap up the slice of music history. Some Twitter users were dismayed when the renovation was revealed last year, writing "it's … not great" and "Noooo".  But for home-buying hopefuls who fall crazy in love with the property, it's set for auction on Wednesday, April 8. |
| BAPE May Need To Cut Beyoncé's Stylist Ty Hunter A Check - Essence Posted: 23 Mar 2020 09:46 AM PDT  The tale of Black creators influencing the fashion industry yet being shut out of business deals seems like it's not ending in 2020. The work that we do in fashion by consistently innovating while dealing with systematic challenges and lack-there-of resources is something that Black fashion architects consistently prevail from. "This co-opting of a Black creative's work is such a problem in many industries and it's very frustrating," Ty Hunter, Beyoncé's longtime stylist and the creator of the first-ever publicized Bape Heel, recently told ESSENCE. Last week, the popular streetwear conglomerate, Bape, announced that the brand would be releasing and "exclusive style" titled the LADY BABE STA, which is a rendition of its popular sneakers. This didn't sit well with the internet as fashion enthusiasts pointed out that the first Bape heel was worn on Beyoncé in her 2005 "Check On It" music video in which the singer sported a custom creation by Hunter. In an interview with ESSENCE, Hunter confirmed that Beyoncé was the only entertainer with the shoe back then. "She was the only artist with BAPE heels at the time. The brand did not partner with us," Hunter explainded. "Over two days, I researched how to make a shoe and stayed overnight before the video shoot to finish. I deconstructed a BAPE sneaker and added heels to create the look. My hand glued and stitched designs ended up being a highlight of the complete look."
The originality that creatives of color produce is derived from generational ingenuity. This is something that can not be taught, yet we see many attempts to co-opt the taste we naturally embody for monetization. Prior to current day, there was no call out when a brand would steal from minorities, however social media has changed the trajectory of a brand's carelessness. In 2017, when Gucci allegedly stole from Dapper Dan, the internet's call out propelled the Harlem legend to finally reap the fruits of his labor. Hunter agreed. "Dapper Dan, Jalaiah Harmon, Tangerine Jones–the list goes on and on. We creatives put [our] heart in every move, brushstroke, stitch and hem. It hurts to see that ignored or taken over by someone else," he said. Late last year, a viral video brought attention to the custom Bape heel, which sparked a Complex interview with the stylist where he details how he made them. Almost six months later, the brand released an identical replica without his consolation. "I saw the announcement on social media along with you. Friends and fans started tagging and messaging me," Hunter detailed. "I'm grateful it made such an impact and that people I don't even know care enough to make sure I'm credited. I would have loved the opportunity to consult with BAPE on the 2020 shoe. Together we could have created something sexy and iconic," he concluded. ESSENCE reached out to BAPE for comment, but hasn't heard back yet. |
| TIDAL free concert streaming video just started - SlashGear Posted: 20 Mar 2020 08:13 AM PDT  Today TIDAL is streaming 12 hours of music concerts, for free, starting as this article is set to go live – or thereabouts. This concert series includes Jay-Z and Beyonce, Nicki Minaj, Rosalia, Gucci Mane, Travis Scott, J Cole, Teyana Taylor, Ari Lennox, Pusha T, and more. This concert series is free to stream for all users. This is smart. This is an example of a good way for a company to offer a service to the public at this very strange period in history while ALSO having the potential to gain some income as a result. At the start, it's free. You do not need to sign up for an account – that is KEY. Starting today, "members and non-members alike can sit back and watch their faves from wherever" on Tidal's At Home portal. The Tidal At Home portal is open as of the publishing time of this article. You can enter your email to start the stream – or you can just skip that part and start watching the stream. If you've got a Chromecast / Google Cast device at home, you can cast the stream to your TV. Other concerts shown in this stream include Alicia Keys, Farukko, A$AP Ferg, Becky G and more live from TIDAL X: Rock The Vote. The Nicki Minaj, Rosalia, Gucci Mane, Travis Scott, and a few others appeared live from "Made in America." The Jay-Z and Beyonce live concert appeared in "live from TIDAL X: 10/20". UPDATE: A slightly larger list has been shared by TIDAL. Once you've started the stream, take a peek at our guide Coronavirus COVID-19 resources: What should I do? Who do I trust? And check the timeline below. SlashGear is your home for COVID-19 quarantine entertainment and activities – as well as information and updates – stay tuned! |
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