Papaya Clothing store is not only making its mark in malls and at your local shopping center but online as well!The clothing line that many love is now offering a huge discount on everything on their site !Just by entering the discount code ‘PAPAYA20′ you will be able to receive 20% off everythng! Papaya Clothing wins the hearts of teenagers and adults with their diverse style of female fashion and bohemian chic.The offer ends on January 31st so dont waist any time! Visit www.papayaclothing.com so you can ‘shop until you drop’!
On this past Saturday everyone at the California Market Center, including Celebrity High magazine, knew what the phrase ‘giving back’ meant.Hundreds of people came out to support City Lab’s first community service fair at the California Market Center in Los Angeles.The fair showcased 50 different non-profit organizations and featured demos,music and prizes!Visit www.city-lab.org for information on upcoming events and ways to give back to your community!
Come to this fun one-day fair to browse, discover and connect with 50 local non-profits and help answer the call for community service. With a huge rise in the need for services from non-profits, and a drastic drop in funding and donations, LA’s community organizations need help. Plus there are free workshops, DJs, drinks, a lounge, and Tiara Cafe. $5 suggested donation for entry (get a free drink and raffle ticket!). For more information visit www.city-labs.org
The Fullhouse twins have come a long way now making their mark on fashion.After releasing their ‘Mary-Kate And Ashley Olsen Elizabeth And James Collection’in 2008 nothing can stop these girls!Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen announced on Tuesday that they will be putting on their first fashion show next month!Visit www.olsen-fan.net to stay updated on the girls!
Show your support by tuning in to MTV’s live event at 5pm PST / 8pm EST with more than one hundred of your favorite celebrities.Jay-Z ,Rihanna,Cold Play,Beyonce,Alicia Keys,Justin Timberlake and many more will be performing!Visit www.hopeforhaitinow.org for more information!
Amy Winehouse arrived at court in London on January 20th.Winehouse pleaded guilty for assualting a Theater manager in December of 2009.According to prosecutors, Winehouse, who admitted to having had five vodka and Cokes before the attack, pulled the Theate manager’s hair and called him a f—–g c–t after he refused to give her more alcohol and suggested that she have a glass of water instead.Fortunately for Winehouse she wasn’t put behind the slammer but instead given a fine and ‘two year conditional discharge’.
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‘Britain’s Got Talent’ native,Susan Boyle, isnt stopping to share the wealth with her fellow musicians.Not even releases from Chris Brown, Gucci Mane, Snoop Dogg, Timbaland or The Clipse can stop her winning streak!According to Rap-Up magazine Boyle’s debut album, I Dreamed a Dream, holds onto the No. 1 spot on the Billboard 200 for the third week in a row, pulling in another 582,000 copies
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Wyclef appeared on Oprah after his return from his home country Haiti.He expressed his experience and his grief.He also dipslays his personal footage while in haiti. Click on the link to watch the video!
The disaster in Port-au-Prince,Haiti left thousands of children abandoned.Prior to the earthquake,Haiti had a substantial amount of orphans and abandoned children living on the streets or in orphanages.Since the disaster many children have been adopted by families all over the world including Europe and Philadelphia.On this past Monday the State Department anounced that they will allow orphans from Haiti to enter the states on a temporary case-by-case basis.
Thirteen year old Stephan Stafford definitely has students turning heads when he walks in the classroom. After his mother recognized his abilities he said ‘goodbye’ to homeschool and ‘hello’ to college. “I’ve never taught a student as young as Stephen, and it’s been amazing,” said computer science professor Sonya Dennis. “He’s motivating other students to do better and makes them want to step up their game. Keep up the good work Stephen!