#Debbie Mazar

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A small fraction of the guest list of the Singles Premiere and Afterparty.

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📸: Dimitrios Kambouris

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Debbie Harry & Debi Mazar @ Marc Jacobs Spring 2023 

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Chill Sentenza - Safe Haven in Morocco - The list of Gangsta women.

Chill Sentenza -

The meaning of a safe haven is a place of safety or refuge.

Vous devez encourager ces femmes à chercher refuge au Maroc. Elles seront protégées par le roi du Maroc Mohammed 6. S'il leur arrive quelque chose ou si elles se sentent en danger, elles doivent se réfugier au Maroc, c'est le foyer le plus sûr pour ces femmes. Le refuge du Maroc.

Ces femmes auront des palais au Maroc, elles seront protégées par l'armée marocaine. Elles seront en sécurité chez eux au Maroc. Une vie paisible.

Voici la liste des femmes gangsters:

1- Simply Jess

2- Debby Coda

3- YesJulz

4- Sommer Ray

5- Tanaya Henry

6- Aisha Thalia Hite

7- Claudia Jordan

8- Foxy Brown Inga DeCarlo

9- Nicki Minaj

10- Vashtie Kola

11- Beyoncé Knowles- Carter

12- Gwyneth Paltrow

13- Jennifer Garner

14- Judy Greer (Judith Therese Evans)

15- Natalie Portman

16- Gal Gadot

17- Kim Kardashian (Kimberly Noel Kardashian)

18- Kimora Lee Simmons

19- Penélope Cruz Sánchez

20- Salma Hayek Pinault

21- Margot Elise Robbie

22- Marion Cotillard

23- Colbie Marie Caillat

24- Cobie Smulders (Jacoba Francisca Maria "Cobie" Smulders)

25- Lauryn Noelle Hill

26- Nailah Thorbourne

27- Tracey Elaine Edmonds

28- Erykah Badu (Erica Abi Wright)

29- Mya Marie Harrison

30- Keri Lynn Hilson

31- Jhené Aiko Efuru Chilombo

32- Mariah Carey

33- Missy Elliott

34- Tamala Reneé Jones

35- Lauren Nicole London

36- Mary Jane Blige

37- Robyn Rihanna Fenty

38- Stacey Lauretta Dash

39- Raquel M. Horn (@raquelmhorn)

40- Shanti Hoffman (@shantihoffman)

41- Hencha Voigt (@henyvbaby)

42- Remy Ma (Reminisce Kioni Mackie)

43- JoJo (Joanna Noëlle Levesque)

44- Scarlett Ingrid Johansson

45- Malin Maria Akerman

46- Melanie Jayne Lynskey

47- Priyanka Chopra Jonas

48- Jameela Alia Jamil

49- Deepika Padukone

50- Jamie Jilynn Chung

51- Meagan Monique Good

52- Tracee Ellis Ross (Tracee Joy Silberstein)

53- Joy Bryant (born October 18, 1974)

54- Dawn Olivieri (born February 8, 1981)

55- Stacy Ann "Fergie" Ferguson (born March 27, 1975)

56- Yolanda Whitaker, also known as Yo-Yo (born August 4, 1971)

57- Robin Yvette Allen (born February 6, 1975), known professionally as the Lady of Rage

58- Rashia Tashan Fisher (born December 18, 1974), known professionally as Rah Digga

59- Stephanie Victoria Allen (born 14 December 1991), better known by her stage name Stefflon Don

60- Helen Folasade Adu (born 16 January 1959), known professionally as Sade Adu or simply Sade

61- Jessica Burns (@mrsjessicaburns)

62- Sarah Chapman (@CallMePumpkin)

63- Sofía Margarita Vergara Vergara (born July 10, 1972)

64- Jacquelyn "Jaci" Davette Velasquez (Jaci Velásquez, born October 15, 1979)

65- Roselyn Milagros Sánchez Rodríguez (born April 2, 1973)

66- Otmara Marrero (born March 1, 1989) (age 34)

67- Edurne Ganem, known professionally as Edy Ganem (born September 20, 1983 (age 40)

68- Janina Uhse (@janinauhse)

69- Nicole Scherzinger (@nicolescherzinger)

70- Melody Thornton (@melodythornton)

71- Shannon Thornton (@shannonthornt_n)

72- Ashley Monique Harper (@ashleymoniqueharper)

73- Natasha Marc (@natashamarc)

74- Tara Leigh Patrick (born April 20, 1972), known professionally as Carmen Electra.

75- Pamela Denise Anderson (born July 1, 1967)

76- Diamonté Quiava Valentin Harper (born July 2, 1993), known professionally as Saweetie

77- Antonia D. Reed (born April 22, 1966), known professionally as Bahamadia

78- Rachael Leigh Cook (born October 4, 1979)

79- Jennifer Love Hewitt (born February 21, 1979)

80- Jodi Lyn O'Keefe (born October 10, 1978)

81- Jenna Elfman (Jennifer Mary Elfman) (born September 30, 1971)

82- Julia Fox (born February 2, 1990) is an Italian-American actress and model

83- Marisa Tomei (born December 4, 1964) Italian-American actress.

84- Debi Mazar (Deborah Anne Mazar Corcos) (born August 13, 1964)

85- Zoë Isabella Kravitz (born December 1, 1988)

86- Katrina Laverne Taylor (born December 3, 1978), known professionally as Trina

87- Keyshia Miesha Cole (born October 15, 1981)

88- Taral Hicks (born September 21, 1974)

89- Vivica Anjanetta Fox (born July 30, 1964)

90- Vanessa Lynn Williams (born March 18, 1963)

91- Regina Rene King (born January 15, 1971)

92- Angela Evelyn Bassett (born August 16, 1958)

93- Viola Davis (born August 11, 1965)

95- Angela Martinez (born January 9, 1971)

96- Teri Hatcher (born December 8, 1964)

97- Nicollette Sheridan (born 21 November 1963)

98- Eva Jacqueline Longoria Bastón (born March 15, 1975)

99- Kristin Laura Kreuk (born December 30, 1982)

100- Erica Durance (born June 21, 1978)

101- Althea Rae Duhinio Janairo (born January 2, 1967), known professionally as Tia Carrere

102- Carrie-Anne Moss (born August 21, 1967)

103- Jill Marie Jones (born January 4, 1975)

104- Angelina Jolie (born Angelina Jolie Voight; June 4, 1975)

105- Kristen Anne Bell (born July 18, 1980)

106- Jada Koren Pinkett Smith (born September 18, 1971)

107- Kathryn Marie Hahn (born July 23, 1973)

108- Lake Siegel Bell (born March 24, 1979)

109- Hannah Dakota Fanning (born February 23, 1994)

110- Kirsten Caroline Dunst (born April 30, 1982)

111- Eliza Patricia Dushku (born December 30, 1980)

112- Gabrielle Monique Union-Wade (born October 29, 1972)

113- Essence Uhura Atkins (born February 7, 1972)

114- Tasha Smith (born February 28, 1971)

115- Kristin Landen Davis (born February 23, 1965)

116- Sharon Ann Leal (@realleal)

117- Jennifer Kate Hudson (born September 12, 1981)

118- Björk Guðmundsdóttir (born 21 November 1965)

119- Lupita Amondi Nyong'o (born 1 March 1983)

120- Carmen Elizabeth Ejogo (born 22 October 1973)

121- Milena Markovna "Mila" Kunis (born August 14, 1983)

122- Elise Demetria Neal (born March 14, 1966)

123- Lori Harvey (born January 13, 1997)

124- Chantel Taleen Jeffries (born September 30, 1992)

125- Nicole Camille Richie (born September 21, 1981)

126- Nazanin Aliza Mandighomi (born September 11, 1986)

127- Paris Whitney Hilton (born February 17, 1981)

128- Adrienne Eliza Bailon-Houghton (born October 24, 1983)

129- Raven-Symoné Christina Pearman-Maday (born December 10, 1985),

130- Keshia Knight Pulliam (born April 9, 1979)

131- Lilakoi Moon (born Lisa Michelle Bonet; November 16, 1967), known professionally as Lisa Bonet

132- Ming-Na Wen (born November 20, 1963)

133- Lucy Alexis Liu (born December 2, 1968)

134- Drew Blythe Barrymore (born February 22, 1975)

135- Cameron Michelle Diaz (born August 30, 1972)

136- Amanda Peet (born January 11, 1972)

137- Demi Gene Moore (born November 11, 1962)

138- Elizabeth Stamatina "Tina" Fey (born May 18, 1970)

139- Amy Poehler (born September 16, 1971)

140- Melissa Ann McCarthy (born August 26, 1970)

145- Lauren Graham (born March 16, 1967)

146- Charlize Theron (born 7 August 1975)

147- Maura Therese Tierney (born February 3, 1965)

148- Tisha Michelle Campbell (born October 13, 1968)

149- Tichina Rolanda Arnold (born June 28, 1969)

150- Janet Damita Jo Jackson (born May 16, 1966)

151- Vanessa Anne Hudgens (born December 14, 1988)

152- Kendall Nicole Jenner (born November 3, 1995)

153- Emily O'Hara Ratajkowski (born June 7, 1991)

154- Hayden Lesley Panettiere (/born August 21, 1989)

155- Jenna Marie Ortega (born September 27, 2002)

156- Melissa Barrera Martínez (born 4 July 1990)

157- Rachel Anne McAdams (born November 17, 1978)

158- Sarah Jessica Parker (born March 25, 1965)

159- Kerry Marisa Washington (born January 31, 1977)

160- Gina Torres (born April 25, 1969)

161- Rosario Isabel Dawson (born May 9, 1979)

162- Tara Donna Reid (born November 8, 1975)

163- Emmanuelle Sophie Anne Chriqui (born 10 December 1975)

164- Jamie-Lynn Sigler (born May 15, 1981)

165- Amanda Leigh Moore (born April 10, 1984)

166- Jessica Marie Alba (born April 28, 1981)

167- Marina Ann Hantzis (born 1988), known professionally as Sasha Grey

168- Verónica Rodríguez Fiño (born 1 August 1991)

169- Christine Mackinday, known professionally as Christy Mack (born 1991 or 1992) (age 31–32)

170- Kendra Lust (@kendralust)

171- Raylin Joy (born February 18, 1987), formerly known by her stage name Skin Diamond

172- Vicki Chase (@therealvickichase)

Voici le film "Safe Haven" la bande-annonce:

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I have had:

my revelry

my breakdown

sweet sweet snack

dave thomas from wendy's zombie nightmare

hot boner orchestra

breakdown 2: electric boogaloo

Super Party Action Hour

13 special tmi reveals via DM

one accidental doxxing

two not accidental swattings

self-swatting rehabilitation course

dave thomas from SCTV nightmare (still alive, folks!)

Various Canadian Lovers

all in one night!

Sorry, DEBBIE MAZAR

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Did Lourdes Leon Just Leak a Potential Marc Jacobs x Blumarine Collab? Marc Jacobs returned to his old stomping grounds Thursday night, showing his latest runway collection at the Park Avenue Armory (where he regularly showed prior to the pandemic) in front of Emily Ratajkowski, Ashley Graham, and the two Debbie's (Mazar and Harrie).But it was the action that took place outside the venue that had fashion fans shaking.Eagled-eyed users noted that Lourdes Leon, who arrived too late and was denied entry at the show (Marc shows famously start on time for the most part), was wearing an outfit that seemed to preview a possible Blumarine x Marc Jacobs collab.Related | Roll With LolaPhotos showed the starlet's denim look embroidered with "Blumarine by Marc Jacobs" in pink on the back pocket of her coat. And the outfit certainly has all the codes of a Y2K Blumarine look combined with Marc's conceptual oversized aesthetic. None — Fashion Faguette (@Fashion Faguette) 1675428596 If this was indeed a preview of an upcoming crossover between two fashion heavyweights, why deny her entry to your show? Was she really late or was this all some sort of deliberate PR stunt? (We've reached out to Marc Jacobs' team for comment about the Blumarine collab.)Inside the show, Jacobs once again presented his runway collection outside of the New York Fashion Week schedule. He showed sky-high Kiki platforms (including one pair in a dazzling silver sparkles) in a linear format with music by violinist Jennifer Koh and pearls by Mikimoto. The collection will once again be available to shop only at Bergdorf Goodman when it drops later this year.Photos via Getty https://www.papermag.com/lourdes-leon-blumarine-marc-jacobs-2659368622.html

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Grand Theft Auto, officially abbreviated GTA, is a video game series created by game programmers David Jones and Mike Dailly,[2] brothers Dan and Sam Houser, and game designer Zachary Clarke. It was originally developed in the UK by Rockstar North (formerly DMA Design) and published by Rockstar Games. The name of the series comes from the term "grand theft auto", which means grand auto heist.

The imaginary spaces in the series are inspired by American cities. The games are focused on a free world where players can perform missions to progress through the story, along with elements of action-adventure, driving, role-playing, stealth and racing. Although the subject of the series is usually comedy and criticism of American culture, its adult nature and violence theme have caused controversy. The subject of the games is focused on different main characters who try to rise for different reasons in the criminal world. Side characters are usually composed of characters who betray the main character or his organization or slow down the main character's progress.

Video game developer DMA Design began developing the series in 1997, which now boasts ten games and four development packs. The third game of the series, Grand Theft Auto III, brought the three-dimensional graphics to the series, and as it was a turning point, it was an inspiration and caused the free world action games to be called "Grand Theft Auto-like". Subsequent games continued the concept established by Grand Theft Auto III. Michael Madsen, Ray Liotta, Burt Reynolds, Dennis Hopper, Danny Trejo, Gary Busey, Samuel L. Jackson, Chris Penn, James Woods, Joe Pantoliano, Debi Mazar, Jenna Jameson, Frank Vincent, Robert Loggia, Ricky Gervais, Andy Dick, Film and music artists such as Debbie Harry, Kyle MacLachlan, Phil Collins, and Peter Fonda[3] have voiced various characters, and as of December 2012, the series has been a commercial success, selling more than 125 million copies in total. The fourth season of the Grand Theft Auto franchise features lesser-known actors such as Michael Hollick, Jason Zumwalt, and Scott Hill.

On November 11, 2021, Rockstar Games released the GTA Trilogy: The Definitive Edition package, which includes visually enhanced "remastered" versions of three classic GTA games, GTA San Andreas, GTA Vice City and GTA III.[4]

Each game allows players to become an impersonator or a partner in crime in a big city and an individual trying to rise in the world of organized crime through the instructions given by the game. The player takes on various tasks according to the progression of the story by important people and big idols (eg: Mafia boss) in the underworld. Manslaughter and some serious crimes are commonplace. Added activities (which can also be tasks) such as driving a taxi, racing on the street, driving a bus, or learning to fly helicopters and planes.

Grand Theft Auto III and later games used more voiceovers, radio stations, and music reflecting American culture.

The Grand Theft Auto series takes place in the real world in fictional and different time zones. Inspired by New York, Liberty City, Vice City inspired by Miami, Los Santos inspired by Los Angeles, San Fierro inspired by San Francisco, Las Venturas inspired by Las Vegas and inspired by California. It passes through the state of San Andreas, which includes many cities, rural areas, mountainous areas and towns. The state of San Andreas in the first game is inspired only by San Francisco. The game city is built on London with add-on packs.[5]

According to the chronological order of the time periods in which the stories of the series take place;

1961 – Grand Theft Auto: London, 1961 1969 – Grand Theft Auto: London, 1969 1984 – Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories 1986 – Grand Theft Auto: Vice City 1992 – Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas 1997 - Grand Theft Auto 1998 – Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories 1999 – Grand Theft Auto II 2000 – Grand Theft Auto Advance 2001 – Grand Theft Auto III 2008 – Grand Theft Auto IV 2008 – Grand Theft Auto IV: The Lost and Damned 2008 – Grand Theft Auto: The Ballad of Gay Tony 2009 – Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars 2013 – Grand Theft Auto V 2021a – Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy 2021b - Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition

1) Grand Theft Auto 2) Grand Theft Auto: London, 1969 3) Grand Theft Auto: London, 1961 4) Grand Theft Auto 2 5) Grand Theft Auto III 6) Grand Theft Auto: Vice City 7) Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas 8) Grand Theft Auto Advance 9) Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories 10) Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories 11) Grand Theft Auto IV 12) Grand Theft Auto IV: The Lost and Damned 13) Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars 14) Grand Theft Auto: The Ballad of Gay Tony 15) Grand Theft Auto V 16) Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition

The og trio

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80′s New York Art/Club Scene as documented by Maripol’s polaroids.

Photos from Top Left: Grace Jones, Madonna, Debbie Harry, Sade, Keith Haring & Debi Mazar, Anya Phillips, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Andy Warhol, Madonna, Madonna & Keith Haring.

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Polaroids by Maripol 

Sade

Maripol and Madonna 

Jean-Michel Basquiat

Andy Warhol

Debbie Harry

Klaus Nomi

Grace Jones

Keith Haring and Debi Mazar

Edwige Belmore and Bianca Jagger 

Madonna

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Maripol Polaroids Beyond the Streets

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It was a Who's Who of the East Village scene—the legends of Post Pop Art gathered at the Pyramid Club in New York on September 4, 1986. Among the guests were Keith Haring, Kenny Scharf, Marcus Leatherdale, Ann Magnuson, Karen Finley, John Sex, Wendy Wild, Steve Rubell, Andy Warhol and, of course, Madonna. They were gathered to celebrate and support one of their own, the artist, Martin Burgoyne.

Though a central figure in the scene that would become the hallmark of the era, and a contemporary of many of the leading names in art and music of his generation, Burgoyne is little known outside the Madonna fandom. Shortly after arriving in New York to attend the Pratt Institute, Burgoyne met Madonna and the two moved in together after Madonna was robbed by neighborhood kids who stole her music equipment and Burgoyne (who lived in an adjoining apartment) was robbed two days later. Burgoyne was instrumental in the early stages of Madonna's career: According to Edo Bertoglio, whose film, New York Beat, resurfaced years later as the indie hit Downtown81, starring Jean-Michal Basquiat and Debbie Harry, "Martin Burgoyne... always advised [Madonna] on where to go, how to dress, with whom to go out, what were the right places." Burgoyne did the art work for the cover of the single, "Burning Up," which later appeared on Madonna's first album. The first album was originally called, Lucky Star, and Burgoyne designed the original art work (it was abandoned in favor of the famous black and white photo that graced the cover). Later, Burgoyne designed album covers for DJ Jellybean Benitez, the Jamaica Girls and General Public. He worked as Madonna's road manager for a brief tour promoting her first singles and was a dancer for Madonna's first live performance of her single "Everybody," at Haoui Montaug's No Entiendes, a cabaret show Montaug hosted at Danceteria.

Like many artists who went on to become famous, Madonna and Burgoyne worked and played at Danceteria in the early 80's, where among the crowd of then-unknowns was another Who's Who of the era: Madonna worked the coat check, the Beastie Boys were waiters, Keith Haring painted Danceteria's interior and worked as a bus boy as did David Wojnarowicz; while LL Cool J and Debi Mazar worked the elevators and Sade tended bar. By that time, circa 1982, Danceteria eclipsed its predecessors as the hub of the art/club scene of the day, and Madonna and Burgoyne were regular fixtures. "They were like fraternal twins," wrote Jordan Levin in the Miami Herald "Cherubic urban imps with identical curly blond hair and precisely ragged, tight black clothing." Though Madonna's irrepressible energy and unrelenting ambition were off-putting to most, Burgoyne, by all accounts, was universally liked and admired. "He was... much beloved and lusted after," wrote Levin, "an incandescent boy even in the darkest after-hours club."

When Madonna was practicing her pirouettes at Martha Graham, modeling nude at the New School and playing at Max's Kansas City, CBGB's and dives in New Jersey—striking her best Pat Benatar pose while doing her Chrissie Hynde imitation—the punks and art students of the East Village were gathering at Club 57 and the Mudd Club. Sibling clubs with a fair amount of sibling rivalry, each was a Warholian mix of art, theatre, film and music. The clubs held the first showings by soon-to-be-renowned figures like Kenny Scharf (whose first show was at Club 57 in September '79), Keith Haring (his Erotic Art Show premiered in August 1980), and Jean-Michel Basquiat (whose No Wave band, Gray, played at the Mudd Club) amid live music by punk and New Wave bands, screenings of No Wave films by Amos Poe (among others) and a constant rotation of New Wave cabaret acts like John Sex (whose Acts of Live Art premiered in April 1980) Wendy Wild, Karen Finley and Ann Magnuson who was also the manager of Club 57.

Born of the vestiges of the punk scene at CBGB's, Mudd Club was the anti-Studio 54, albeit with its own door policy and just enough star power (Bowie, Warhol, William Burroughs and Allen Ginsberg frequented the club; Bowie filmed the video for his song "Fashion," there) to give it a celebrity sheen while maintaining its street cred. Mudd Club was the darker twin to the decadent free-for-all and campy shenanigans of Club 57, which, in addition to art and cabaret shows, hosted Ladies Mud Wrestling and a Monster Movie Night. Still, enough competition existed to inspire Steve Mass, owner of the Mudd Club, to lure Ann Magnuson to come to work for him in 1981 and where Magnuson went, others followed. Haring became curator of Mudd Club's fourth floor art gallery, though by that time (after the New York/New Wave show at PS 1 that year, often regarded as the Armory Show of the 80's) Basquiat, among others, was commanding thousands of dollars and selling to wealthy collectors despite considerable debate over whether the work was worthy or mere novelty. At the same time, the music in the clubs was also changing. Many of the East Village artists were graffiti artists themselves or were in with the graffiti artists like Fab Five Freddy and Futura 2000 who in turn were familiar with both the punk/New Wave bands of downtown and the rappers and break dancers of the emerging Hip Hop scene in the South Bronx. That the seemingly disparate groups—artists, musicians, rappers—of seemingly disparate styles would eventually converge was all but inevitable.

Anita Sarko began her stint as DJ at the Mudd Club shortly after arriving in New York in 1979, spinning an eclectic mix of oldies, rarities, punk and New Wave, playing anything that got people moving. Sarko eventually left Mudd Club for Danceteria in 1983 and there she co-hosted No Entiendes with Haoui Montaug, famed door man of Hurrah, the Mudd Club and Danceteria. Like Club 57 and the Mudd Club, Danceteria was a Factory-like mix of art, film and music and was also one of the first clubs to have a video lounge on its third floor, modeled after the video monitors that were installed at the Ritz (arguably the first club, in 1980, to have videos) and Hurrah, the club now credited as the birthplace of the video VJ. It is due in part to the performances that were filmed at the club and then played in Danceteria's video lounge (and earlier at Hurrah) that many of those early performances by Madonna, New Order and the Beastie Boys as well as Wojnarowicz's band, 3 Teens Kill 4, are available on YouTube and social media today, not to mention an installation at MOMA.

In videos and photos of Burgoyne and Madonna taken at the time the two are nearly identical due in no small part to Burgoyne's androgyny and gender-shifting fluidity. The two appear like an inversion of early photos of Robert Mapplethorpe and Patti Smith: Both blond, seraphic and playful where Patti and Robert were shabby, dark and brooding; New Wave chic where Patti and Robert were gothic proto-punk. In one set of pictures Burgoyne and Madonna are dressed identically in ripped denim and white T's, arms covered in black rubber bracelets, a mop of gold hair spilling out of the caps they are both wearing. In another, they both don pink punk wigs (Madonna wore hers on an early appearance on British television). In another set—taken during the filming of Desperately Seeking Susan—Madonna sits on Burgoyne's lap, both dressed in identical jeans, leather boots and leather jackets. What is most striking in the photos, however, is Burgoyne's blatant femininity: Like Madonna, he dons armfuls of rubber bracelets, large hoop earrings and wears nail polish, black eyeliner and lip gloss, his lips pursed—like Madonna's—kissing at the camera. Though he was fond of the leather attire common to the clone and S & M scenes of the gay community at that time, he also cultivated an androgynous look more common among the British New Romantics (who in turn were inspired by the glam rockers of the previous decade), a gender-fluid look that even at the time set him apart from the other downtown denizens of New York’s Lower East Side of the early 80’s. Though certainly, even at that time, artists like Mapplethorpe, Peter Hujar, and Wojnarowicz and performance artists like Jobriath, Klaus Nomi and Stephen Varble incorporated homo-aesthetics in their work, for Burgoyne it was more than a performance or a pose or even mere fashion; it seems—even in the most casual or private of photos—to have been his way of being in the world. Madonna’s own homo-aesthetic—and her influence on the artists who subsequently followed her—owe a debt to Burgoyne’s early influence on the fledgling diva who, clearly—given the mirroring of Burgoyne evident in the photos—took much of her own homo-aesthetic directly from Burgoyne (among others). According to Christopher Ciccone, in his admittedly trashy biography of his famous sister, it was Burgoyne who introduced Madonna to the seedier side of gay life, an edgy underworld that would become a prominent feature of her later, post-Sean Penn work. “He openly [played] on the dark side and [liked] it,” wrote Ciccone. “Perhaps due to her friendship with Marty, S&M [became] one of the leitmotifs of Madonna’s career.” Further, observed Ciccone:

“Marty [introduced] Madonna to photographer Edo Bertoglio and his girlfriend, French jewelry designer Maripol, who designed those seminal colored rubber bracelets that everyone else in the Village is now wearing as well. However mainstream and oft-imitated her concepts would later become, Maripol’s influence on Madonna’s image can’t be understated, as she is responsible for creating her punk-plus-lace look.”

 Neither, then, can Burgoyne’s influence be underestimated. However, like many anonymous gay men who dressed, shaped and helped form a Diva who would go on to, in Madonna’s own words, “rule the world,” Burgoyne has gone virtually unheard of and—like his own work—remained all but obscured.  

There are photos of Burgoyne clubbing with Keith Haring and a later photo of Burgoyne riding in the limo with Warhol on the way to Madonna's wedding to Sean Penn (Warhol was Burgoyne's plus-one at the wedding according to Warhol's diary); in all the photos of Burgoyne from that time it is clear that these legends adored him; both Haring and Warhol wrote in their diaries of their devastation at Burgoyne’s death. However, Burgoyne remains elusive in most of the candid pictures taken at Danceteria or the Mudd Club or such celebrity gatherings; he is there but immersed in the crowd or just off to the side. In one photo, for example, Burgoyne peeks out from the edge of the picture, eyes locked with Madonna as she commands the center of a dancefloor. In the video of Madonna's performance at Live Aid, Burgoyne is there just off stage while Madonna sings a medley of her hits. Sean Penn and Keith Haring are just off stage to her left; Burgoyne is opposite, crouched on the floor nearby to Madonna's right, watching from the wings.

Like Warhol and the Warhol superstars, this generation of young artists, writers and performers coveted celebrity and were eager for the riches and success that were the zeitgeist of the greed-is-good 80's. After Basquiat's first showing at Nosei in '81, and Haring's first showing at Tony Shafrazi in '82, the art world took notice. The Whitney Biennial in '83 legitimized the East Village art scene and with legitimization came money and the beginnings of the gentrification that has left New York homogenized and unrecognizable; unlivable for anyone but the wealthy even to this day. When Haring was attacked at his '85 showing at Shafrazi by purist horrified by the gentrification in the Village brought on by the influx of money and notoriety, the East Village Eye declared that the scene was officially over before it started: "We, who were the first to take credit for the birth of East Village art," wrote Carlo McCormick, "now want to take credit for killing it."  Then, in February 1987, Michael Musto of the Village Voice issued the final blow when he wrote about what he called, “The Death of Downtown,” following Warhol's passing. Martin Burgoyne died three months earlier of complications from AIDS surrounded by his parents and friends, including Haoui Montaug and Madonna, who held his hand while he died. In 2015, 2017, and again in 2018 to commemorate World AIDS Day, Madonna tweeted photos of herself and Burgoyne from the old days. "If we only knew then," she wrote "all the things that would happen."

According to Keith Haring's journal, he saw Burgoyne on the Fourth of July 1986 and Martin told him that he recently tested negative for the HIV virus. "But when I saw him," wrote Haring, "I saw death." Jordan Levin saw Burgoyne around that time outside the Pyramid Club, complaining of exhaustion and recurring bouts of the flu. “When I got sick," Burgoyne later told Michael Schnayerson from Vanity Fair, "they thought I had measles, so I stayed in for a month.” By August, according to Warhol in his diary, Burgoyne was sick and preparing to return to Florida where his parents lived: "[W]hat they thought was the measles wasn't," Warhol wrote, “And I said that the people we knew who had "it" had had the best care money can buy, and they were the first to go, so I didn't know what to say.”  

By late August, when Warhol saw Burgoyne backstage after Madonna's play,Goose and TomTom, Burgoyne's face was covered with sores. He asked Warhol to draw a picture of him for a party to raise money for his medical costs to be held at the Pyramid Club in September. Warhol drew the picture and Keith Haring designed the invitations for the benefit, held on September fourth.

A feature about the party and the group of artists gathered there appeared in the New York Times. Hosted by Burgoyne's friends and caregivers Deb Parker and Jody Kurilla, guests and performers included Madonna, Haring, Warhol, John Sex and Wendy Wild, Haoui Montaug, and Walter Durcatz (DJ at Danceteria and the Pyramid Club who left Danceteria when someone fell down an elevator shaft). Marcus Leatherdale did a slide show. Karen Finley—the poet and performance artist who was later one of the notorious NEA Four—also performed. According to the New York Times, Burgoyne was told three weeks prior that he had ARC (AIDS related complex) and was too weak to dance, but joined in, "kissing and hugging his friends." ''We have all been friends for years and years," Haring told the New York Times, "since the days at Club 57.'' Six thousand dollars was raised that night to help pay Burgoyne's living expenses. Steve Rubell noted, "We know many AIDS patients who have been deserted, treated like lepers by their own families.'' AIDS had, by 1986, become an all-too-common occurrence for most in the once thriving East Village scene. Most at the party knew several friends who had already died. ''It's like a war is going on,'' said designer, Katy K. Reports leaked in The New York Post and the National Enquirer that Madonna's former roommate was dying of AIDS and that her support of her friend had caused strife in the notoriously volatile marriage of the Poison Penns. Sean Penn is often portrayed by Madonna's biographers as homophobic and paranoid about AIDS, but not so, according to Jordan Levin: "Martin was frantic," when the stories came out according to Levin, "[H]e'd been publicly branded a plague outcast who horrified his best friend's husband.”  "`Sean isn't angry at me,'” Burgoyne assured Levin, “'I saw them last week and he hugged me. How can they do this?'" It was Sean Penn, in fact, according to Madonna biographer, J. Randy Taraborrelli, who traveled to Mexico at Madonna’s behest to obtained experimental drugs they hoped would prolong Burgoyne's life. By October, however, he was too sick with "cancer," Warhol wrote in his diary, to attend Kenny Scharf's Halloween party with Warhol. On November tenth, Madonna appeared in an auction at Barney's in which denim jackets designed by various artists and modeled by various celebrities were sold to raise money for St. Vincent's AIDS ward. The model, Iman, wore a jacket designed by Keith Haring; Madonna wore a jacket designed by Martin Burgoyne who was, himself, receiving treatment at St. Vincent’s. "I had a dream last night," Burgoyne told Vanity Fair two weeks before his death, "that I went to the art-supply store and there were so many things I wanted. But I couldn’t have any of them. All I want to do is work, work, work," he said, "And I can’t, can’t, can’t."Before 1980, there were fifteen AIDS-related deaths in NYC; by 1981 there were seventy-four AIDS related deaths when The New York Times reported on page twenty that year about a "rare cancer" afflicting gay men. In 1982, there were two hundred and seventy-six AIDS deaths and eight hundred and sixty-four AIDS deaths the following year. "Health Chief Calls AIDS Battle 'No. 1 Priority'," read a headline in the New York Times on May 24, 1983—the first time AIDS made the front page of the paper. By 1984 there were one thousand nine hundred and sixty AIDS deaths in New York City and by 1985 the number of deaths doubled. President Ronald Reagan, in a response to questions at the National Institute of Health that year, mentioned AIDS publicly for the first time, stating that he did not think children with AIDS should be allowed to attend school until it was certain the virus could not be passed by casual contact. He did not mention the epidemic publicly again until 1987. By 1986 there were six thousand four hundred and fifty-eight AIDS deaths in New York City alone. Martin Burgoyne died on November 30th, 1986. He was twenty-three years old.            

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Wedanceday Experience at JackieO’

In July we were in Mykonos, the happening island of the winds, and had the privilege to attend Patricia Field’s Art Fashion extravaganza, as part of the summer Wedanceday Experience series at the posh paradise JackieO’ Beach, owned by Carsten Stehr and Michalis Sigounas, organized with the help of charming and enthusiastic Katerina Gkouma. Darren Star, producer of Sex and the City, American actress Debi Mazar, who is in the cast of Star’s latest TV series “Younger”, and TV and film friends from New York and L.A., came to the island to honor Field.

Patricia Field, Apostolos Mitropoulos, Debi Mazar, Katerina Gkouma and everybody involved in the Art Show backstage @Vivi Kaparou

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Celina Lafuente de Lavotha with Patricia Field and Apostolos Mitropoulos at JackieO July 2017@Vivi Kaparou

Patricia Field & Apostolos Mitropoulos a fantastic duo

Patricia Field, the celebrated revolutionary designer created the Art Fashion project and has been acclaimed by fashion media from Vogue and Elle to Harper’s Bazaar and InStyle, and has been presented in the biggest fashion and art events around the world, from NY FW to Berlin FW and Art Basel Miami, being featured in the most influential retail top brands. Pat and her collaborating artists created clothes that have been favored by celebrities such as Beyonce, Alicia Keys and Katy Perry to Lady Gaga, Nicky Minaj and many others, who have worn them on stage to create iconic looks. (Photo insert: Patricia Field @Vivi Kaparou)

The native New Yorker, and one of fashion’s greatest visionaries, has been enjoying a multi-faceted career spanning over 5 decades and still going strong. Field changed the way women dress through the HBO series “Sex and the City” (SATC), the most fashionable show in TV’s history, partnering with Rebecca Weinberg with whom she was romantically involved for many years. Patricia Field and Sarah Jessica Parker capture the iconic style of the 21st century New York woman, eclectic like the Big Apple scene. First episode aired in 2004 with Carrie Bradshaw wearing a tulle tutu skirt and tank top that became the young downtown look.

Field received an Emmy Award and five nominations for Best Costume Design. She also received an Academy Award for “The Devil Wears Prada|, as well as continued recognition for her work on television series such as Ugly Betty, Hope & Faith, and most recently Darren Star’s hit TV series “Younger” launched in March 2015, with beautiful Deborah Mazar in the cast.

Pat was born to a Greek mother an Armenian father, emigrating from Plomari, Lesbos, so it was to no surprise she decided to bring her Art Fashion show to Mykonos, in a special collaboration with long time friend Greek designer Apostolos Mitropoulos, the creative mind behind the project, and all the artists who worked on the collection.

The dynamic duo created a capsule collection featuring haute couture, unique garments and ready-to-wear pieces that were available at the pop up store they started together inside Apostolos’ boutique in Mykonos.(Photo insert: Apostolos Mitropoulos, Patricia Field & Deborah Mazar @Vivi Kaparou)

Standing tall on the catwalk@Vivi Kaparou

Long Pink boots@Vivi Kaparou

Models trotting the runway at JackieO’@Vivi Kaparou

Colorful artsy creation@Vivi Kaparou

She’s the Boss suit@Vivi Kaparou

She’s the Boss black and white dress with colorful shoes@Vivi Kaparou

Model showing one of the daring creations@Vivi Kaparou

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American actress Deborah Mazar on the runway @Vivi Kaparou

Apostolos created blank garments in black and white, with distinctive silhouettes that served as canvas for some of New York’s most prominent and hip artists like Scooter LaForge THESEPINKLIPS, Jody Morlock, Ben copperwheat, Kyle Brincefield and Lara Padilla. All the artists customized the clothes according to their aesthetics reinterpreting the idea of Greek culture and utterly creating one of a kind garments that can only be described as work of walking and wearable art.

  Pat and Apostolos staged the most amazing catwalk and party at the uber most famous club JackieO’, where the newly designed clothes were shown for the first time in Greece as part of the fashion/music project. Mac cosmetics were in charge of the original make up and Vangelis Hatzin did the fabulous hair styling for the ravishing models, and photos by Vivo Photography.

Kenny Carpenter can really rock a party!

The music for the Art Fashion show was assured by Kenny Carpenter, the famous resident DJ at Studio54, who has gone through from every part of nightlife.

He’s a true entertainer who knows how to have good time and can really rock a party with his cool tunes.

He produced and forged creative relationships with artist such as Madonna, Jennifer Holiday, Michael Jackson, Robin S and many more. Kenny continues to travel extensively and perform in some of the most fashionable venues worldwide.

The Art Fashion show was in full swing with Kenny at the platines, with the models trotting the runway with their colourful clothes like a living painting, a work of art indeed!

Today’s Quote

“I love to do fashion. I always put fashion in all of my storytelling because that’s what I am, but I’m not selling clothes, I’m telling a story.” Patricia Field

Monaco to Mykonos for Patricia Field Art-Fashion show – Legendary Sex and the City series costume designer Wedanceday Experience at JackieO' In July we were in Mykonos, the happening island of the winds, and had the privilege to attend Patricia Field’s Art Fashion extravaganza, as part of the summer…

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Dancing With The Stars Outcomes Display Season 9 Week 7

ABC announced the 16 competitors for the next season of "Dancing with aaron carter chris crocker the Stars" on Monday morning's Good Early morning America. As typical, there had been a couple of "Who in the heck is that?" names mixed in amongst the real stars who have determined to make a cash get, I mean publicity stunt, I mean appreciate stimulating competitors while challenging on their own to attempt something new. Yeah, that last one. "I Want Sweet" by Aaron Carter. Although it was initially recorded by The Strangegloves in 1965, most children are much more familiar with the 2000 blog edition.

Chuck Liddell and Anna Trebunskaya. Chuck Liddell is a mixed martial artist and greatest fighting winner. He also penned his own autobiography known as Iceman: My Combating Life, which rapidly became a New York Occasions Bestseller. His partner Anna Trebunskaya has been involved with DWTS on and off because season two when she made it to the finals with partner Jerry Rice. Her other companions include Albert Reed and Steve Guttenberg. With Steve's power and Anna's grace, this couple may shock the judges and the voting audience.

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"The Addams Family" theme song written by Vic Mizzy. Although The Addams Family only aired from 1964-1966, its theme tune remains hugely recognizable.

By joining Dancing with the Stars, Hold off has gotten one up on Rod Blagojevich, who failed to be a part of the actuality Television circuit when he was turned down for I'm A Celeb.Get Me Out Of Here! Aside from Tom Hold off, the Dancing with the Stars new cast has its typical mix of expertise and B-checklist star power. Joanna Krupa and Derek Hough/Quicksteps/Paso Doble - With a standing ovation, loaded with content, Carrie Ann disliked Joanna's ft. Lacking physique get in touch with and containing as well much running about still left Len non-plussed. Bruno stated it wasn't 1 of their very best dances. Joanna's Paso Doble was engineered in the future. Bruno known as it a masterful reinvention of a classic. Carrie Ann known as it excellent and perfectly executed. Len stated Derek was a genius bit of choreography. Rating 23 & 29 for a total of fifty two.

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I would see myself, ideally, with some CDs out. You know, making some CDs, heading someplace, and being in a position to carry out for individuals. I truly picture myself sometime like that. I want to write more tunes, include much more tunes. Just maintain operating at it. I began to create my usual "Dancing with the Stars" evaluation when I all of a sudden realized that I didn't really feel like doing it. For the initial time since the ABC television show began, I truly wasn't that intrigued in what experienced happened or even what was going to happen in the subsequent weeks. That was a mild bulb moment for me. Ashley Hamilton will be competing towards a lot of talented celebs, they are: Donny Osmond, more, Debbi Mazar, Chuck Liddell, Louie Vito, Macy Gray, Melissa Joan Hart, Mark Dacascos, Michael Irvin, Mya, Natalie Coughlin, Tom Delay, Joanna Krupa, Kelly Osbourne and Kathy Eire.

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Yes, Miley Cyrus' newest video was premiered next, but I'm ignoring it. I'm not pleased with her. Disney and pole dancing don't belong in the exact same sentence, states this mama. The last two elements of the evening were "relay dances," in which four pairs of partners at a time competed, with the judges naming initial through fourth place winners and awarding factors in accordance to placement. In the salsa relay, it was Donny Osmond, Ashley Hamilton ,Louie Vito and Chuck Lidell. Osmond received the greatest from the judges.

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Q: You are a songwriter; you've worked with some incredible artists like Robbie Williams and Hilary Duff, who do you like pay attention to when you're not coaching? Michael Irving received a 23, which was the next lowest rating to be dished out by the Dancing with the Stars judges. Michael has enhanced significantly in the final two weeks. Will Michael's improvement keep him out of tonights Dancing with the Stars double elimination round? Will Michael obtain sufficient votes from the fans at house to keep him out of the dance off? Ashley Hamilton was happy to be there he said, son of George Hamilton and just attempting to follow in his father's footsteps. Companion Edyta Sliwinska wore an outfit that was very complementary and both seemed dapper on the flooring, but Ashley also looked very stiff. Complete rating of 19.

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Closer, July 6

Cover: Shirley Temple -- how she healed America 

Page 1: Contents 

Page 2: The Big Picture -- Bette Davis in What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? 

Page 4: Amy Grant recovering after heart surgery 

Page 5: Christine Lahti plays her pal and role model Gloria Steinem in a new show, Bob Eubanks is bringing his game show know-how to LetsBingo a new app for smartphones 

Page 6: Hellos & Goodbyes, Marisa Tomei leaning on maternal instincts 

Page 7: Picture Perfect -- Debi Mazar wearing a festive rainbow-colored dress for Pride Month (full page)

Page 8: Bo Derek with a horse, Patti LaBelle was given a crown when she appeared as a panelist on To Tell the Truth 

Page 10: Stephen Colbert and his dog Benny in his Jeep (full page) 

Page 12: Gwyneth Paltrow eating a popsicle, Courteney Cox diving 

Page 13: Rob Lowe catches a wave (full page) 

Page 22: Cover Story -- Shirley Temple gave us hope -- the beloved actress never stopped working to make the world a better place 

Page 26: Here Come the Brides -- a look back at the most romantic celebrity weddings of all time 

Page 28: Reba McEntire’s family heartbreak -- the country singer’s stepson Brandon Blackstock and Kelly Clarkson are calling it quits 

Page 31: Spot the Difference -- Sofia Vergara with her fragrance line 

Page 33: Horoscopes -- Cancer Debbie Harry turned 75 on July 1 

Page 34: Entertainment -- Lin-Manuel Miranda on Hamilton (watch it, it rocks!), In the Spotlight -- Alicia Silverstone 

Page 36: Movies -- Kate Bosworth on Force of Nature

Page 37: DVDs, Books, Music -- Paul Weller on his album On Sunset 

Page 38: Television 

Page 40: Great Escape -- Loni Love on South Africa 

Page 44: How to Gather Safely, Maria Shriver 

Page 46: Tom Skerritt -- You’ve got to keep moving -- at age 86 the star is busier than ever and loving every minute 

Page 50: Reese Witherspoon -- faith and family and fame -- her belief in a higher power allowed her to fearlessly take on Hollywood 

Page 52: The Glen Campbell only I knew -- the singer conquered his demons to become a loving husband and a devoted father 

Page 56: Shop Now -- Happy Birthday America -- Reese Witherspoon 

Page 58: My Life in 10 Pictures -- Kathy Bates 

Page 60: Flashback -- off-the-shoulder dresses, jackets without shirts, Perry Mason, shag haircuts 

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🎨🎬 #ArtIsAWeapon @metrographpictures will rerelease "Downtown 81," a film starring iconic Black #artist #JeanMichelBasquiat, in select theaters around the country this Fall. The film will screen In #NYC 10/25-10/31 at @metrographnyc and 11/8-11/14 at BAMcinematek. Tickets and info: http://pictures.metrograph.com/in-theaters/downtown-81 _______________________________ "In 1981, writer and Warhol associate Glenn O’Brien, Swiss photographer Edo Bertoglio, and Jean-Michel Basquiat, a graffiti innovator and noise music artist who’d just begun to exhibit his paintings, hit the streets of lower Manhattan to make a movie about the bombed out bohemia that they knew, with a script by O’Brien, Bertoglio directing, and Basquiat, a naturally compelling presence, starring. Left incomplete due to money problems and assembled for release in 2000, Downtown 81, which follows Basquiat trying to move a painting while hustling for a place to sleep, became a window on a lost world of life on the margins and crazy creative ferment. Featuring John Lurie, Fab Five Freddy, and Debbie Harry, with musical performances by DNA, James White and the Blacks, and Kid Creole and the Coconuts—and Manhattan in all its mangy glory. A Metrograph Pictures Release... NEW 35mm PRINT CAST: JEAN-MICHEL BASQUIAT , DEBBIE HARRY, FAB 5 FREDDIE, KID CREOLE AND THE COCONUTS, TUXEDOMOON, THE PLASTICS, DEBBIE MAZAR, COOKIE MUELLER, LEE QUINONES" Reposted from @metrographnyc - New poster for Metrograph Pictures rerelease of DOWNTOWN 81. More tickets on sale for opening weekend 10/25-27. Design by @marauder_midnight. #Basquiat #SAMO #VintageNYC #80sNYC #BlackCreativeGenius #graffiti #HaitianPuertoRican #movies #indiemovies #MoviePoster #BlackGirlArtGeeks #BlackGirlMovieGeeks #TraScapades #ArtIsAWeapon (at Metrograph) https://www.instagram.com/p/B3UNelmFZjb/?igshid=1wwpqwwa1dwho

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The Arrival

Point Dume, Malibu, CA August 16th 1985

Celebrity guests Cher, Crispin Glover, James Foley, Diane Keaton, Andy Warhol, Tom Cruise, Martin Sheen and Keith Harring arrive at the home of real estate mogul Dan Unger for Madonna and Sean Penn’s wedding.

Also in attendance were Rosanna Arquette, Susan Seidelman, Christopher Walken, Carol Kane, David Letterman, Emilio Estevez, Timothy Hutton (who was best man to Sean) Chris Penn, Judd Nelson, former Lt. Gov. Mike Curb, Herb Ritts (who photographed the event) and David Geffen. Along with Madonna’s best pals Debbi Mazar and Martin Burgoyne. And of course family on both sides.