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JAY Z & WARREN BUFFET COLLAB ON CARTOON
What’s that? You didn’t know Warren Buffett has been posting an online web series about kids investing in fiscally sound futures for the past three years? And that the web series was debuting on Hub TV on this Sunday? Or that Shawn Carter would be making four “guest voice” appearances on The Secret Millionaire’s Club? Are you still stuck because you don’t know what Hub TV is or if Time Warner will even let you buy it in some sort of package? Welcome to our day.
PRESS PAUSE PLAY (FULL DOCUMENTARY)
The digital revolution of the last decade has unleashed the creativity and talent of people in an unprecedented way, and with it unlimited creative opportunites. This documentary investigates the digital landscape and the artists who shape it.
RANGE ROVER EVOQUE X BEVY SMITH
Bevy Smith breaks down her love for New York for the Land Rover corporation as a part of the international Range Rover City Shaper program. The 40 city shapers will all receive the Range Rover Evoque as a part of the launch campaign for the new crossover vehicle that will be available to consumers later this year. The unique thing about Bevy is that she is a true New Yorker that had never learned to drive, so she took this as an opportunity to to add driving to her long list of accomplishments. So If you see her out and about welcome her to the streets.
from forbes.com
Land Rover has named forty people from ten cities working in fashion, design, film and music to coincide with the launch of the Range Rover Evoque. They are the Range Rover Evoque City Shapers. As part of their roll, the participants will lend the routes of their busy lives to create an interactive guide to life in the fast lane, so to speak.
Socialite Bevy Smith is a Range Rover Evoque City Shaper in New York. The title inspired Ms. Smith to go to extreme measures — she opted to get a driver’s license in order to fulfill her position. That, my friends, is the mark of a true go getter.
Read the interview at forbes.com