Showing posts with label Sonje Ayiti. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sonje Ayiti. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Tribeca's 2010 Lineup Announced

The Tribeca Film Festival is apparently treated like a tester for Cannes, which comes after and across the water. The Fest is in its ninth year, having been founded in 2001 by Robert DeNiro, Jane Rosenthal and Craig Hatkoff in an effort to revitalize lower Manhattan post-9/11.



The fest opens with the 3D world premiere of 'Shrek Forever After.' (Yes. A fourth one. And in 3D--but, I ain't gon' lie, I like this franchise.) 

I'm moved by the following, so far--no surprises--they're mostly docs with lots of getWOKE! specials in betwixt and between:

Saturday, February 13, 2010

Friday, January 29, 2010

DMV Love Continues: 'Sonje Ayiti' #Haiti #Haiti #Haiti

Even the biggest socialites'n'sich are turning up their shine as the DMV keeps pressing with Haiti.

That being said, here's some of what's going down just within the next 48 hours around the way:

Saturday, January 30th
Hip Hop 4 Haiti W/ Hip Hop Caucus
Layla Lounge
501 Morse St, NE
hiphop4haiti.ning.com
4P - 9P

Folks across the country are declaring 1/30 an official day of service to Haiti. Clothing, supplies, toiletries and non-perishable food items are welcome at this event. See the full list of goods to bring when you run through Layla tomorrow evening here. Local artists in attendance include DeAngelo Redman, Kyonte, Dy Rec, Mugsy Malone, Bear Witnez, Laelo Hood, Rated R, DJ DEE Cash on the 1s and 2s, & all female cipha! You can learn more about Hip Hop 4 Haiti's going-ons via www.HipHopHelpHaiti.org (New York Ave Metro Sta, Red Line)


Saturday, January 30th
DC Loves Haiti
The Park @ 14th
920 14th St, NW
Donations: $10-$25+
DRESS CODE: (DON'T play yourself) no sneakers allowed
$5 coat check
6P - 9P

The Park is also welcoming volunteers for this event. If you are interested, more information is available here. Performances include activist, poet, educator and Emcee Omekongo Dibinga. 100% of funds donated will go to Doctors Without Borders, Partners in Health, World Vision, and/or (if you as a donor choose), the Clinton/Bush Haiti Fund. Checks can be made to one or all of these organizations. Learn more via DC Loves Haiti. www.theparkatfourteenth.com (McPherson Square Metro Sta, Blue Line)


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