Stageleft: life on the left side

Stage Left – Life on the Left Side

newstage — Mon, 24 Sep 2012 03:24:44 +0000

Stage Left – Life on the Left Side

The mission statement of our brand is Empowerment Through Positive Action. Our world can only change when we share a message of hope and work tirelessly to make a real difference in our country, in our community, in our schools, in our homes and in our hearts. Stage Left shares strength with the world with two new locations —Lincoln Road Mall and Ocean Drive in Miami Beach— by supporting American industry, by investing in an American workforce and only doing business with factories where unions are not just permitted, but encouraged to sustain a fair wage, a safe environment and strong and healthy laborers. Putting our money where our mouth is, Stage Left supports candidates and causes that believe in the Power of Personal Strength and the Good of All People to be the Best they can Be.

In support of our brand messaging, Stage Left conducted a crowd-sourced social media campaign utilizing FACEBOOK and TWITTER (#BELIEVE) to solicit innovative ideas from across the globe. Asking the question, “What DO YOU #BELIEVE? ” Stage Left challenged artists, writers, students and teachers to craft their message of hope and change and then upload their work onto our website and Facebook Timeline to be judged by our Friends and Fans. The top-ranked designs and messages were then translated by Stage Left artists into trend-right screens to be emblazoned onto tees, totes and hoodies so our brand ambassadors can share them with the world. Over 10,000 unique images were submitted to the contest in Spring 2012 and after 3 rounds of voting and the input of our celebrity board, the top ten entries gave voice to our final Fall 2012 Positivitees Collection.

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Move Over Birthers

newstage — Thu, 06 May 2010 23:36:04 +0000

Japanese food may confound most Americans with it’s emphasis on raw fish and dried seaweed but not nearly as confounding as birthers. We promise there’s nothing fishy about Pocky chocolate covered pretzels and a variety of other free colorful snacks served up for two hours starting at 2pm at this award-winning Mecca of graphic novels, action figures and all things nerdy and fun.

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For the First Time On Any Stage (Left or Otherwise)

newstage — Sat, 10 Apr 2010 22:27:57 +0000

For the First Time On Any Stage (Left or Otherwise)… Although I’ll never catch up to Stageleft in the grandfathering department, I made my first.

Tucked inside the rather quiet exterior of the Westin Hotel, Mango Gang Chef Norman Van Aken and his son Justin are working the huge exhibition kitchen crafting a wild hodge podge of globally inspired plates from tuna tartare, Vietnamese beef and noodle soup to a trio of pork preparations and good old Southern fried chicken. Fasten your seatbelts and give it a whirl tonight.

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Letters Praising Helena Guergis Written By Her Assistant

newstage — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 16:56:35 +0000

Été d’Amour is a great weekly dance party with it’s roots in Paris and New York. Miami’s version of this innovative event features BREAKBOT Ed Banger (“Baby I’m Yours”) and DJs Mike Deuce and Jessica Who? bringing the cool vibes and innovative music to Grand Central starting at 10pm.

Miami Science Museum at 3280 South Miami Avenue, where The Planetarium hosts free shows on the first Friday of every month with telescope observing (8-10pm) and free lectures starting at 8pm. Tonight’s trippy lineup includes: 7pm Legends of the Night Sky Family Laser Show, 9pm Pink Floyd: Wish You Were Here, 10pm The Doors, 11pm Pink Floyd: Echoes, 12 Radiohead.

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(And Once Again) The Vatican Misses The Point

Thu, 14 Jan 2010 18:02:47 +0000

According to the Vatican Avatar “gets bogged down by a spiritualism linked to the worship of nature” and in the movie “Nature is no longer a creation to defend, but a divinity to worship”

— they must have been watching a different movie than I saw the other night.

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