LittleMonsters. Livescape Asia. Livescape is a youth-centric music and creative events agency, yet equally, a formidable creative and activation platform for some of the best known brands on the planet; injecting fun and sass into our work.
We don’t do the ordinary and dare to try new ideas. This belief has driven us to be one of the key players in the Malaysian and Southeast Asian live events market. At Livescape, we believe in a 360-degree approach to conceiving, marketing and executing events. We have an in-house marketing, execution, creative, production, logistics, and artist liaison team to ensure that we put on a show people will not only remember but also talk about such as Future Music Festival Asia and Rockaway.
Our services: Creative AdaptationArtist BrokerPublic RelationsDigital Marketing We pride ourselves as being totally from Malaysia striving to be a genuine player in the live entertainment and events market in the South-East Asian region. Www.nicolechen.net/nicolechenpresskitupdated2013newprint.pdf. Livescape Asia. Lou Jing. Lou Jing (born 1989) is a Chinese talent show contestant from Shanghai.
She was born to a Chinese mother and an African American father, who left China before she was born and has lost contact ever since. Lou Jing's mother raised her as a single mother. She is currently enrolled at the Shanghai Theater Academy. She entered the Shanghai-based Dragon TV's Go Oriental Angel talent quest in August 2009, where she became one of the five finalists from Shanghai. Dubbed the "Black Pearl", and "Chocolate Girl" on the show, her rise to fame culminated in heated discussions on the Chinese blogosphere.
Fame and racist uproar[edit] Lou entered Shanghai's ""Go Oriental Angel"" program in August 2009, and reached the top-five in the Shanghai region. In an interview with Chinese internet portal Netease, Lou discussed her background and how her skin colour has affected her since childhood. Lou received an internship offer from Shanghai television station Dragon TV after the show. Personal[edit] Canada’s – United States USA premiere fashion & beauty & lifestyle & entertainment & public relations agency. Onlineshop. Home — VIRGO DOWNTOWN. Kickstart Fund. The S$5million Kickstart Fund supports the development of innovative lifestyle test-bed events and concepts with strong tourism potential, so as to accelerate smaller-scale innovation that will add to the existing quality tourism software and enhance the vibrancy of Singapore as a tourist destination.
What does the grant support? The grant supports the creation of innovative consumer experiences and concepts that exhibit tourism potential, broadly across the lifestyle sectors of arts, dining, entertainment, retail and sports. Qualifying projects include: Live events Pop-ups (up to maximum duration of three months) Services (e.g. an art walk/tour, culinary tour) The project funded by the Kickstart Fund is to be executed within 2 years from the date of STB's grant offer. Who is the grant for? The Kickstart Fund is open to all legal entities, including businesses, companies, and associations. How will the applications be evaluated? What is the level of support? List of mentors: How to apply? Yes. Shanghai Calling… Creativity in the City. It’s mid-September; our tans have faded and summer is becoming a distant memory…if you live in London that is.
Shanghai, complete with its 30º degree temperatures, sunshine and blue skies, is still a perfect place to play outdoors. Fortunately for those in the city the aptly named The Ice Cream Truck (TICT) threw the biggest lifestyle event of the year last weekend along The Bund, Shanghai’s world famous waterfront. Held on September 20th/21st, DAFF (Design, Art and Fashion Fair) coincides with a Chinese national holiday. The event allows the public to explore what the local creative community has to offer through a series of live performances, art exhibits and pop-up shops. It is a platform on which China’s rising creative talent can interact, share ideas and promote new projects, as well as connect with and inspire the general public. The fifth installment of this biannual community event received overwhelming attendance and enthusiastic crowds. Independence: Jamaica vs Singapore - In Focus - Jamaica Gleaner - Sunday.
Martin Henry In two days' time, on August 6, we'll be 51.
Three days later, on August 9, Singapore will be 48, marking the date when that country got expelled from the Malaysian Federation in 1965, having joined in 1963 after Independence from our common colonial master Britain. We are not Singapore. And at this time of Independence celebrations, with the lamentations that we have not risen to their peak, nothing could be more indicative of the stark difference than the hue and cry about spending J$100 million (that is US$1 million!) WorldWide in Hindzsight ( prologue ) Glow in the dark Tshirts for Chiney Money Merch. A brand communication agency for the independently minded - Hatched.