Showing posts with label Nelson Mandela. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nelson Mandela. Show all posts

White House Week

14.12.13

On Tuesday, President Obama and the First Lady travelled to Soweto for the memorial to the late Nelson Mandela. Watch the President's remarks below:



The White House also announced that the USA no longer owns a stake in GM. This is encouraging news, and the following infographic explains the progress that has been made.


In Review: Kenneth Cole Production

12.12.13

This Is A Kenneth Cole Production, Rizzoli New York 2013

Any book that has the word 'production' in its title is one that is worth reading! This Is A Kenneth Cole Production is no exception, and I was overjoyed when a copy arrived a few weeks ago.

The publication provides a look back at the man and his empire, examining his three decade strong career and the brand's social conscience.

We all have AIDS celebs shot by Mark Seliger
Cole is famous for using his fashion profile as a platform for championing causes such as support for gun control, the HIV/AIDS community and same sex marriage. The cover and select pages in the book have augmented reality, and when scanned with your mobile phone (and a free download of the app Junaio,) you will be treated to a personal message from the designer himself and insider video content about the company. I can think of no recent fashion publication that offers this!

Billboard Advertisements, Kenneth Cole. 
The book also has a host of notable contributors from Bill Clinton to Joe Zee, Diane von Furstenberg to Robert Redford.

We all have AIDS celebs shot by Mark Seliger
100% of Kenneth Cole's profits from this book will be donated to amFAR, the Foundation for AIDS Research. Click here to find out more and purchase! It's a perfect Christmas gift!

Fall 2001, Tom Munro

White House Week

7.12.13



This week, the Vice President embarked on a six day trip to Japan, China and the Republic of Korea. In each country, the Vice President met with key leaders to discuss a full range of bilateral, regional, and global issues. You can find the details of his trip here.

On Tuesday, the President spoke on the importance of the Affordable Care Act. 1.46 million Americans have applied for and been deemed eligible to enroll in quality, affordable health care. And with HealthCare.gov working for the vast majority of users, more Americans are signing up for care every day.



On Thursday, President Obama spoke about the passing of Nelson Mandela.


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