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#Repost @womensroom.la with @get_repost ・・・ This Saturday is going to be so much fun, if your in LA come out to the #liberationreleaseparty featuring @melodyreyne 🔥Enjoy amazing opening sets from @britneyjalone , @yreva_flow , @visualsxo , and @dretamashi!!! There will also be plenty of dope vendors ⚡️Amazing visual art from @salihahsaadiq + @unjadedsunflower + @visionsbymg + @creativisionariez ) You want to be there. 🌸 2415 W. Washington Blvd. Los Angeles CA — 9 PM #liberation #melodyreyne #passionfruitsla #womensroomla

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Restocked and Ready. I got what chu need. I slang these packets of tea like crack. Ready thank cleanse and elevate your Womb. You ready? Blessings Warriors🌺. #supportyourtribe #waistbeads #wombwarrior #womensroomla #yonilove #yonisteam #yoniverse #healer #healthyself #yoni #queen #bebold #beautiful #bodyjewelry #blackgirlmagic #magicalwoman #madewithloveandintention #iamhealed #wombhealing #sacredwomb (at Redondo Beach, California)

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Meet the Cast of the 2018 Young Artist Project!

Celeste Butler

Age: 21

Celeste Butler is a Los Angeles-based creative visionary, with a passion for community and culture. As a firm believer in the goodness that exists within humanity, her alluring vocals and impactful lyrics illuminate stages worldwide reminding listeners that they possess everything needed to change the world. While she is a new and exciting find for most, she has already performed at legendary venues like the Hollywood Bowl, Staples Center, and Copley Symphony Hall - combining multidisciplinary and multimedia art with an electrifying stage presence. ​In addition to her talent, the pride she holds for her moral foundation has solidified her presence as an example of work ethic, class, and grace not only for her counterparts, but for people from all walks of life.  This young entertainer, entrepreneur, and advocate has been on a surefire track to global success since she was 10-years old. From writing and recording original songs into her RockBand microphone, to lining up her dolls for motivational speeches, to creating youth programs for other Military children - artistic reinforcement of unity and hope has always been the foundation. Fast-forward a decade, adding theater awards, televised vocal competitions, and performances with Grammy-Award winners like Chaka Khan and Esperanza Spalding, and it’s easy to see why Celeste is such a force to be reckoned with.  Sonically, Celeste is heavily influenced by her gospel roots, yet transitions easily between R&B, Funk, Hip-Hop, EDM, and Pop. Her musical exploration of these diverse genres is coupled with a rigorous collegiate music education. This results in a performance experience that is not only overflowing with soul but lush with technical complexity and precision that is rarely encountered. While a number of songs tackle heavy subject matter, there is an ever-present vocalization of hope floating in the ambition to change the world for the better.  At the very core, Celeste is an innovator and visionary who is willing to take the extra steps necessary to open doors for future artists, women, and youth. While in high school, Celeste founded an online entertainment and lifestyle Radio Show called “Xquisite”, that covered the latest in entertainment news and featured special guests. These broadcasts went on to open doors for her guests, typically between the ages of 14-25, to secure placement on major radio shows, national news stations, and international print media.​ In 2014, Celeste was 1 of 25 freshmen accepted into the University of Southern California’s (USC) Popular Music Program. She became an advocate for arts and culture on campus right away, co-originating the role of Black Student Assembly’s Creative Experience Director and co-coordinating the Performing Arts Committee’s Artist Network. In these roles she passionately worked to cultivate a strong sense of community among student artists, increase cultural awareness, and dispel stereotypes on-campus through art.  While at USC, Celeste has been able to perform for prestigious events such as the Scripter Awards, New Student Convocation, Widney Donor Gala, and many others. ​Her talents have also led her to perform on stages worldwide. In 2015, Celeste was invited to perform at the first ever International Song Festival, held in Yeoju, South Korea, as a representative of the United States. There she shared a stage with young artists from Cameroon, China, France, Malaysia, Britain, and Korea, and was awarded for her inspired rendition of “Electric Lady” by Janelle Monae. The following year, Celeste performed in the New York premiere of concert “Straight to the Heart” - a show that brought together ​“a new generation of gifted voices with celebrity artists to deliver messages of hope and optimism during troubled times, featuring talent from USA, Canada, Turkey, Iran, and Lebanon.” Playing alongside legendary musicians such as Tarikq Akoni (Stevie Wonder, JLO, Josh Groban), Kenny Arnoff (Celine Dion, Avril Lavigne), and Bob Malone (John Fogerty, Al Green), Celeste later performed in the West Coast premiere at the Saban Theater in Hollywood.  As an actress, ​her most recent works include acting in an award-winning satirical short film entitled “Tokenism”, a web-series pilot entitled “Haven”, and a live Theater of the Oppressed piece entitled “Radical Fictions: A Seat at the Table” that debuted at the California African American Museum. She was also given the opportunity to co-create, and perform in, a devised theater piece entitled “Upspoken”, created in collaboration with the California Wellness Foundation. ​The focus of her latest projects have centered on the ideals of inner beauty and confidence, as she strives to help each individual recognize the light that they hold inside. As a result, she has been given opportunities to partner with Los Angeles-based organizations such as Chosen Queens, Women’s Room LA, Black Business Women Rock, Reed for Hope, and many others. Celeste just graduated with her Bachelors of Music from the University of Southern California (USC), and is currently working on a full-length music project, developing an entertainment and fashion company, and preparing to start her Masters of Arts Leadership degree at USC. You can find her on stage singing with Bonnie Fosters Productions throughout the year, and on Bob Malone’s China Tour in the Fall.

[jerrydoby]

#Repost @womensroom.la with @get_repost ・・・ #dope WERE BACK‼️ Wonder Woman Wednesday is our special interview serious every last Wednesday of the month we choose ONE BOSS LADY to be our Wonder Woman of the month!!!💥😍 // MAKEUP ARTIST, FASHION DESIGNERS, ARTIST, ANY ENTREPRENEUR who is an example of a working woman that goes above and beyond for the community! A True humanitarian who’s brand highlights the power of ‘collaboration over competition’ ✨ ~ To be featured in our next WWW segment send us a DM or email to womensroomla@gmail.com! TAG SOME BOSS BABES 💕🚺😎👀🔥~ || PEEP OUR PERSONAL THEME SONG CREATED BY @celestebutlerofficial & @itsdondiestro

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Catch some DOPE female creatives 📍|| RSVP before the link expires‼️ #WomensRoomLA 💥 (at Los Angeles, California)

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#WOMENSROOMLA VOLUME 2 🔜‼️ We hope you guys will be ready for what’s coming 😉 but just in case you forgot, swipe left 🔛😌 (at Los Angeles, California)

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Remember that! Good morning

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Have a great day all!

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Today! Right now ☺️

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Good morning! Happy Wednesday

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Support our sistas!

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Monday Motivation!

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Looking for something fresh to get into tonight? Come check out this book signing event! Enjoy good music, performances, networking & more. Women's Room LA will be in the building as well! VENDORS: come secure your spot for our upcoming event! 💅🏿💅🏾💅🏽💅🏼