Have A Very Merry Birthday Cher!

Born Cherilyn Sarkisian on May 20, 1946 to a father of Armenian ancestry and a mother of  Irish, English, German, and Cherokee ancestry which would shape the Cher character.

Cher is considered the Goddess of Pop from her beginnings as Sonny and Cher to her disco days and rock days she did it all even becoming a full fledge actress with over 15 movies under her sequined belt.

We could go on and on about one of the most influential artist of all time but we invite you to Let The Beat Go On as we wish Cher A Very Merry Birthday!

Animal Haus by Ben Toms | Dazed & Confused

 Photographer Ben Toms and stylist Robbie Spencer collaborated on the story 'Animal Haus' featuring Frederik Meijnen and Louis Steyaert for the June 2013 issue of Dazed & Confused magazine. Courtesy of - Homotography

Louis & Eleonora by Brett Lloyd | SSAW

 The Spring/Summer 2013 issue of SSAW magazine features models Louis Steyaert and Eleonora Baumann in a story photographed by Brett Lloyd and styled by Lotta Volkova Adam with hair by Ramona Eschbach and makeup by Tiziana Raimondo. Courtesy of - Homotography

Stiaan Louw Homme Boy ft. Thane Williams by Neil Roberts

 Stiaan Louw unveiled their new ad campaign SL2A 'Homme Boy' featuring model Thane Williams at Outlaws with photography by Neil Roberts, styling/art direction by Michael Beaumont Cooper, hair by Delin Naude and grooming by Henry Maritz. Courtesy of - Homotography

Leonid & Jacob by Danny Garçon

Elite Toronto models Leonid & Jacob G. by Danny Garçon. Courtesy of - Homotography

Video Premiere Jennifer Lopez - Live It Up

Jennifer Lopez has returned with a new single for her upcoming  eighth studio album. Filmed in  Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Lopez describes the video as  "all sides of herself" from "runway fashionista" to "beach babe".


Hit play below to see J-Lo; Make love, don’t fight. Let’s f**k tonight.

Lily Cole: Wild Rubber

The Model-Turned-Polymath Takes Us Deep Into the Brazilian Amazon

A region in peril is distilled on 8mm film in Wild Rubber, directed by the multi-talented Lily Cole. The flame-haired model made the short while on assignment in Acre, northwest Brazil as an ambassador for Sky Rainforest Rescue, a partnership between Sky and WWF that raises awareness of the jungle’s plight, and aims to help protect one billion trees in the area.

Cole, who has successfully melted the divide between the worlds of fashion, art, film and literature, shot the film across a day-lit Amazon vista after spending time with a rubber-tapping community in Feijó, where she learned more about the practice she believes is key to curbing deforestation. The hazy sepia and cyan-toned video depicts bird flocks, rainbow-hued spiders and nymph-like forms diving into the river’s purple wash. It is relatable, youthful, and eerie—particularly when overlaid with Cole’s soft British-accented singing. “Early one morning, I took a few hours out to go into the forest alone to film, and make a sound recording on my iPhone,” she says. “I only had two rolls left, so every shot felt incredibly precious.”

Lily Cole: Wild Rubber on Nowness.com