Elizabeth Banks’ Skincare & Demi Moore’s The Substance, are Horror Movies Women Can Relate.

 By Laura Medina

This recent Halloween Horror season has been positively female.

Yes, definitely Hollywood youth-centric. It’s just the age-old quest of equating youth with beauty and health.

Unfortunately, the quest of hanging onto it longer, since we’re all living longer, makes the desperation scarier.

Elizabeth Banks’ “Skincare,” was based on a recent true crime story that reflects the beauty evolution from superficial makeup to health as wealth investment of skincare. 

It also reflects aestheticians’ competition and rivalry morphing into physical intimidation, physical harassment, slander, defamation, and total elimination driving an aesthetician to desperate measures with shady people taking advantage of needy entrepreneurs. Remember, “Skincare” was based on a true crime and trial.

Whew! Thank god, Demi Moore’s science fiction-horror movie, “The Substance,” is an updated version of “Dorian Gray.”

Built on “beauty as health as wealth” and messing with one’s DNA, “The Substance” is a twisted version of rebirth and aging not so gracefully.

It also showcase agism and sexism and the sleazy people in the media industry where women are disposable.

Since these movies are female-centric, the women in your lives, aren’t going to be frightened but the men will be shocked.

Men, will soon learn in a changing society, youth as health, is currency.

Sutton Starcke of “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills,” Has a New Talent Show.

 By Laura Medina 

Here’s you all’s more opportunities and chances to be famous, the old fashion way-talent.

“The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills,” Sutton Stracke with the fashion duo of “Gown and Out in Beverly Hills,”Patrik Simpson and Pol’ Atteu are doing and judging on their own version of an “America Got Talent”-sque talent show.

With Patrik’s years of being a talent agent and manager, this sure helps.

Get ready! Auditions start this Friday, October 4th at 1pm.

All varieties welcomed.

Reach out, apply, and audition to:

Charmaine Blake

charmaineblakecasting@gmail.com

562-719-6419

Good Luck!

Nathan Lane’s “Mid-Century Modern,” All About Friendship.

 By Laura Medina

Ryan Murphy’s take on the “Golden Girls”, for gay guys.

Mainly, middle-aged gays living in gay retirement, stylish desert community of Palm Springs near Joshua Tree Desert.

Hulu’s “Mid-Century Modern” double means the desert preserving 1950’s and 1960’s futuristic Space Age home architecture well into the next century. At the same time, middle -aged gays are stylishly preserved into the next century, being sandwiched in the middle between younger lovers and significant others, caring for older parents, and dying friends and partners.

Just like the “Golden Girks,” it’s friends who form a family.

No different for “Mid-Century Modern.”

Sweet July Sour Sop Vitamin C & Good Sleep Retinol Serums During Sweaty Summer

 By Laura Medina

Vitamins C and A are all good things, part of Fountain of Youth.

Sweet July Skincare Serums offer sweet, light weight serums relief.

Sweet July uses Sour Sop as vitamin C for its Sour Sop Vitamin C Serum. If you can’t eat or drink it, wear it.

Oh yeah, you can wear Vitamin C under your sunscreen during the day.

If you need sleeping relief, slather on Sweet July Good Sleep Retinol Serum to rejuvenate those skin cells.

Sweet July Serums are a sweet relief during Summer.

Use Your Oil Glands With You, Not Against You, During a Late Indian Summer.

 By Laura Medina

Just right before the temperature drops into an appropriate Autumn, instead of cursing your over-abundance and over-active oil glands flaring up in late Indian Summer. 

Do what wise, experienced makeup artists tell you. You have all-natural moisturizer born into you.

Take advantage of this genetic blessing and use this as born in moisturizer to turn NudeStix All-Over Blush Balm as a traditional cream multiple color for lips, cheeks, and eyes.

For a sweaty Summer, NudeStix All-Over Color Blush Balm is the first multipurpose powder for lips, cheeks, and eyes.

If you prefer a subtle, matter wash, you can use it as matte lips and as traditional powder blush and eyeshadow.

If you want a creamier, more moisturizing glow, all in one mirror compact without the additional burden of lipsticks or multiple sticks, use your oil glands to turn NudeStix All-Over Blush Balms as usual cream multiples for cream lipstick and blush and eyeshadow.

All in one compact.

Gym dandy and mommy life.

Living in Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Metauniverse’ with Lisa Rina & Sutton Stracke.

 By Laura Medina

At Glossier’s conference, Real Housewives of Beverly Hills’  and actress, Lisa Ronna said that most brands and designers are hesitant in getting promotional products placements on the show, due to the fact the franchise is drama and trauma driven.

This is why the Housewives form a close bond when it comes to business endeavors. They help Lisa with her lipstick business because shoe’s so well known for her plump lips, that they walk into the room before her. So, the other Housewives are really thrilled when she gives them free samples.

Housewives coming to support each others came in full force at Sutton Stracke’s upcycled fashion brand, Green Label.

With the exception of Lisa Rinna, that.night was a galaxy of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, amazing networking and meets and greets.

A Metauniverse of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.

Netflix’s Emilyin Paris Premiere Screening Immersive with Cast

 By Laura Medina

Samuel Arnold says he doesn’t try the French food here, in LA. But, he loves the smoothies. Bruno says he enjoys the American pancakes here.  They’re so different from French crepes.

This is how Emily in Paris cast surprisingly greeted and treated the fan audience being treated to the first three episodes of Season 4 of Emily in Paris.

Prior to the screening, lucky fans guests entered a Parisian garden and park wonderland, with servers serving fresh canales. An open flavored mineral water and gourmet soda bar.

The displayed costumes were sponsored by Google Shop, where you point and snap an outfit then Google directs you to the shops’ websites to buy.

After the screening, guests were gifted an huge bottle of Emily in Paris perfume and Emily in Paris French macarons, per a guest.