Aside from the who's that attend lavish Hollywood events and parties, the design of the party is most important. With this in mind, Janet Blasius and Yunmi Park have brought together a combined 25 years of special event experience to form Hollywood Events, Inc. This full-service event production company prides itself on its attention to detail and promises to approach each event in a unique way to create a stylish and memorable setting. Past event collaborations have included the Academy Awards Governors Ball, Primetime Emmy Awards Governors Ball, California Governor & First Lady's Women's Conference and many more. Whatever your needs - be it award shows, movie premieres, or private events - Hollywood Events, Inc. is always willing to make it special for each and every guest.

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Art is subjective, we as an audience like what we like. That is the very definition of beauty, as it is truly in the eye of the beholder. And ears, too.

Music videos employ our senses in a three minute blend of visual and audio synergy that can leave a permanent mark on our brains.

Who can forget Weird Al’s parody videos or Janet Jackson’s intricate and sexy dance moves? Drawing from today and harkening back to the very beginning of MTV, here are 5 of the most inspiring music videos through the years:

Edward Norton and Joel McHale were among the many celebs to attend a recent “PUMA Presents the African Bazaar” event at the Historic 5410 Wilshire Building in LA.  A real who's who was in attendance to celebrate the vibrancy, athleticism and mystique of the African culture. Sportlifestyle leader PUMA has become increasingly involved in organizations promoting the conservation of African cultures.  They sponsored Norton’s participation in the New York City Marathon to support the Maasai Wilderness Conservation Trust, which he ran along with three Maasai Warriors.  Other industry elites who took part in the intertactive activities at the event included Jessica Stroup, John Hensley, Lynn Collins and Omarion. Guests seemed to be struck by the lavish color and authentic decor, making it a memorable evening.

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Happy birthday to me!

Don’t you just love birthdays?  I do!

I kicked off the weekend of b-day festivities with a DJing gig a h.wood on Thursday.  The evening was actually partially my b-day shindig as well as a party to celebrate one of my new films, The Perfect Age of Rock ‘N’ Roll, which I play the lovely Rose in and their participation at this year’s American Film Market.  More on that next week.  :)

When she’s not turning all the guys’ heads on 30 Rock as the office object of desire, Katrina Bowden shows a personal style unlike the revealing clothing she wears on TV. Her look can be quite relaxed and casual, with a little help from a classic design label that’s making a comeback.

As 30 Rock’s youngest star, Katrina often shows some skin on-screen, but when she steps out she keeps it classy. The actress recently hit up Lucky Magazine's 6th Annual Lucky Shops event in New York wearing JOE's collection. Katrina looked chic at the event in JOE's Crystal Suede Moto Jacket, paired with their super-soft Minnie Woven Cami in meadow.

JOE’s is well-known for their jeans, but the brand is turning heads with a new line of simple tees, tanks and jackets.  

Embrace it...Femininity. Style. Class.

The Sara Weinstock Collection exudes all of the above. Her pieces have graced the cover of several notable magazines along with some of Hollywood's hottest starlets. Black Eyed Peas beauty Fergie will be showing off the Marquis Ring on the December cover of Cosmopolitan. Ashlee Simpson recently took over the cover of Redbook magazine where she sported their signature Bangle. However, the jewelry is not just for the A-listers or the camera lens. Sara Weinstock as an artist understands that each piece needs meaning; each piece should symbolize our strengths. We all deserve Universal Love.

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“I have a hard time watching American Idol,” Meaghan Smith tells me. It stands to reason - while her first album is scoring rave reviews, Meaghan was at first too petrified to even perform. “If I had been on American Idol,” she says, “I probably wouldn’t have tried to do anything again. ” She knows the judges are going for the most extremes for TV, but as a shy person she says, “Anybody that gets on stage or even just tries, I respect.”

“I used to have really bad stage freight,” she reveals. “I just really wanted to try and perform. I never thought I’d actually do anything with music at all.” She muses, “Everything’s been kind of a shock, quite frankly.”