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Audrey Magazine presents the 4th annual fashion show and party at Exchange LA! Join us for a “night out” of music, live performances, fashion and entertainment including:

Fierce fashion show with some of the hottest designers — Anh Volcek, Truth and Pride, Eryn Brinie, Blue Tassel, Saja,Onanong Swimwear, and Dalia MacPhee.

Catch special performances by dance crew KABA MODERN, international girl pop phenom BLUSH, and deejaying by Peter Rocks of MY NINJA!

Enjoy open bar courtesy of Ketel One and nosh on delectables from The Novel Cafe, Cafe Bleu, CJ Foods, and King of New York.

**YOU MUST BE 21 TO ATTEND THIS EVENT.
For more information, please contact geney@audreymagazine.com

Saturday, July 23rd at M Bar!

Show starts at 10p sharp! Eliot suggests you get there around 9:30p.
M Bar is located at 1253 Vine Street, Los Angeles, CA 90038 (at Fountain Ave).
$15 + $10 drink min. 21 and over (Cover must be paid in CASH ONLY).
Free street parking OR valet is only $6.50.

Come for:
- Special guest comics (including Aiko Tanaka!)
- Eliot’s new material
- Meet & Greet after show

RSVP to EliotChangFan[at]gmail[dot]com (send full name & size of party). Guest list closes at 9:50pm, so get there earlier to be seated!

While we’re at it… #FF @moonchul @sooyoonk @jamesjoohyunlee

Super talented guys. If you’re in LA, see for yourself! They’ve got some shows coming up. In fact, they have a show tonight at the Cat Club (Facebook event).

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If you’re in LA tomorrow night, join Eugene Cho, founder of ODW, at Wokcano in Santa Monica from 8pm-11pm for complimentary appetizers and live music by the Royal Pirates. No cover. Donations are welcome, of course, and will go towards ODW and its mission. | Official Facebook Invitation

From CINEMA MUSICA!, the 5th installment of the music video program that I curate for the Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival. If you plan on attending, you can purchase tickets online up until an hour before showtime (unless it’s sold out before then)! So you better hurry, cuz’ from the past few years, this program always sells out! Of course you can see all the videos on YouTube, but trust me, it’s a different experience when you watch these on the big screen! Plus, you can ask your questions to all the filmmakers during Q&A!

For those of you in the know, you already know that we like to mingle and party after the program. This year, we’re going to be raising funds for Japan relief with live performances. I’m very happy that David Choi will be joining us especially since we’ll also be screening his video for “That Girl.” In fact, it’s one of the videos I recommend you see if you haven’t already. For those of you who can’t make the screening, you can watch it here.

Wong Fu Productions got a whole lot sexier when they released this video. David Choi, a cute girl, and awesome animation. What’s not to love?

From LAAPFF! Who’s all going to opening night? Should be a good time! Lots of reunions with Justin Lin’s current and former casts, so it’ll certainly be a star-studded event.

I lost my camera battery charger and spare battery so I haven’t been able to use my camera for awhile… but I have new ones coming to me soon, so hopefully I can document bits and pieces of the film fest! It’s been quite a while since I uploaded any new videos onto my YouTube channel… but like I said before, I’m not really a vlogger. Haha. I’ll TRY to put something out there SOON!

So what’s my festival schedule? As of now, I plan to attend the FAST FIVE screening and opening night gala, WEDDING PALACE on Friday night, ALMOST PERFECT, WONG FU PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS: FAST FORWARD, and the ANGRYASIANMAN.COM 10TH ANNIVERSARY PARTY on Saturday night, CINEMA MUSICA! + after party on Tuesday night, RED LIGHT REVOLUTION on Wednesday night, and LOVE IN DISGUISE on closing night! *breathe* Def got a lot going on in the next few days…

Besides what I would imagine a llama’s fart to sound like (“laa-pff”… does anyone else hear it? maybe it’s just me), I’m talking about the Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival! Who’s all going? I shall be there. It’s def gonna be a fancy night with FAST FIVE as the opening film. Should be a good time!

What films am I looking forward to?

FAST FIVE – Cuz’ Justin Lin directed it and Sung Kang’s in it. Plus it looks pretty good from the trailer. But hmm… I didn’t see the 4th one (which I heard was good)… maybe I should Netflix it before then?

WEDDING PALACE – I’ve actually already seen a rough cut which I really enjoyed. Looking forward to seeing the final piece! ‘Tis been a long time coming.

ALMOST PERFECT – I’m quite curious about this Kelly Hu and Edison Chen pairing… I don’t even know what the film’s about (ha, I suppose I could read the synopsis right here), but considering the film is the festival’s centerpiece, it should definitely be worth watching.

That’s it for now. I really need to read up on the different films that are screening! Lucky for you iPhone/iPod touch/iPad users, there’s a LAAPFF app! Unfortunately, I’m still a BlackBerry user, so I’m gonna have to stick to navigating the website.

It’s going down in two weeks beginning on Thursday, April 28th, and tickets are already selling out with the quickness! From what I’ve heard, the Opening Night screening, Justin Lin’s FAST FIVE, is already sold out!

On Friday, April 29th, WEDDING PALACE, a film I worked on back in late 2008, is making its world premiere at the fest! The screening’s already sold out, too! (Too bad I didn’t blog this earlier!) I think they usually hold a few tickets at the box office for those of you who want to try to get into the screening… ;]

And on Tuesday, May 3rd, CINEMA MUSICA, the music video program that I curate, will be screening at the CGV Cinemas in K-town. This program always sells out, so you should get your tickets while they’re still available! Check out the lineup here. And purchase tickets here. And of course, there’s always an afterparty.

More info: http://asianfilmfestla.org/2011/

Something to do this Saturday in Pasadena. Live music. Food and drink specials. $5 cover. All proceeds will go to Japan/Sendai relief efforts via Riverside’s Sendai Relief Fund. Get more info here.

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