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NATHALIE EMMANUEL 2017 is not even half finished, and it's already proven to be the year of a lifetime for Nathalie Emmanuel. In April, the 28-year-old British actress watched as her film The Fate of the Furious became the highest-grossing opening of all time -- even surpassing Star Wars: The Force Awakens. This July her blockbuster fantasy series, Game of Thrones, returns for its seventh season on HBO. And having recently returned home from shooting a cameo in Maze Runner: The Death Cure in dreamy South Africa, Nathalie is embarking on an exciting new chapter in her career. BELLO caught up with Nathalie by phone and she gave us an overview of what's coming up ...
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PICKS by Brent Lambert
October 6th can't come soon enough for Blade Runner fans. The highly anticipated sequel entitled Blade Runner 2049, directed by Denis Villeneuve, is guaranteed to be a powerhouse cinematic experience, and judging from this 4-minute featurette it could very well end up in the pantheon of science fiction's greatest. Watch it Online.
When two unexpected music moguls come together, history is made. The Defiant Ones, a four part documentary series about Jimmy Iovine and Dr. Dre, premieres July 9 at 9pm on HBO. Watch the trailer on Youtube.
If you love the work of artist Jeff Koons, then you will seriously love this short documentary commissioned by MOCA Los Angeles for their 2017 gala honoring the artist. Narrated by Scarlett Johansson, the doc features appearances by George Condo, Pharrell, Frank Gehry, Larry Gagosian, and Dakis Joannou. You can watch it in full on Vimeo.
Fans of Black Mirror have something major to look forward to in early 2018. Creator Charlie Brooke is launching the first book in an anthology series featuring original stories from leading fiction writers, all set in the world of the cult series. Learn more at Amazon.
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Director Francis Lee's tour-de-force film, God's Own Country, is blowing audiences away around the world. Set in Northern Yorkshire, the drama tells the story of young farmer Johnny Saxby who numbs his daily frustrations with binge drinking and casual sex, until the arrival of a Romanian migrant worker for lambing season ignites an intense relationship that sets Johnny on a new path. Watch the trailer online.
A completely new game from the Monument Valley universe is officially here. You don’t need to have previously played Monument Valley to enjoy Monument Valley 2. Just sit back and enjoy the mindblowing, beautiful levels of illusions, puzzles, and more. Dive head first into the amazingness that is Monument Valley 2 online.
For a guaranteed good time, all you have to do is look up Indiana-based band HOOPS and press play. Some of their standout tracks include: 'Management,' 'Sun's Out,' and 'Cool 2.' Their sun-kissed sound could easily become your most cherished music of summer 2017. Stream them to your heart's content on Spotify.
To help celebrate their timeless style and polo elegance that has effortlessly shifted through the decades -- from its conception in 1933 to the present day -- Lacoste has created a stunning short film of a man running through time in a quest to be with the woman he loves. Watch it in full online.
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Photography Phil Limprasertwong www.philll.com @phillldotcom Model Nic Palladino @nic_palladino10 Agency DT Model Management @dtmodelmgmt Styling Anessa London @stylezbylondonartistry Grooming Keon Cruz @keeocruz
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Chef Vargas Keeping the Classics Current by Ally Marrrone
pening a restaurant in Los Angeles is always a gamble. There are a number of things that can go wrong that will make or break your business but we sat down with the Executive Chef Freddy Vargas of LA’s new eatery here for the long haul: Ponte. With a prime location, elegant décor, and Italian fare so good you will want to come weekly, Freddy gave us some of the secrets to making food top critics agree is soon to be a Los Angeles staple. Ponte opened its doors this year and has already been featured in a number of publications boasting its success. We, at Bello, wanted to find out the behind the scenes of the rising star restaurant and we think it starts with spaghetti.
Chef Scott Conant perfected this Italian classic and when we asked Chef Vargas what makes it so special his response: it’s all in the dough. Chef Vargas and his team make the dough from scratch to produce the noodles even your Nonna will envy. “We aren’t trying to re-invent the wheel here” Chef Vargas adds, “we make the classics and we make them well.” That’s not to say there isn’t their fare share of flare like the Braised Duck Agnolotti: a new twist on an old favorite featuring a fois gras emulsion that highlights the quality of the food and the panache of the chef. With daily specials featuring seasonal ingredients from the local farmer’s markets or an award winning original cocktail from the bar, you can come back without ever having the same thing twice. Bello wanted to take a more in depth look at not only the restaurant itself, but the Chefs’ behind the food. Chef Vargas comes from an Ecuadorian family where the cuisine consists of various soups and stews “I remember my Dad being in the kitchen with his shirt off eating a
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bowl of soup” he says, but his passion for food doesn’t come until later when the ever influential Emeril Lagasse starts taking over Food Network. “I know there are videos of me imitating him a lot. I don’t know where they are, thank God!” Fast forward twenty years and Chef Vargas is creating his own Italian cuisine style like
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Emeril, only without the signature catch phrase. With the rise of reality cooking shows, we see a lot of personal preferences and pet-peeves from many chefs so we asked what are his “don’t’s” in his kitchen. They are surprisingly simple: don’t be sloppy and be proactive. “I am very hands on- I plate; I cook… I don’t just stand
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at the expo line and bark orders. I am very involved.” An involved Executive Chef no doubt helps with keeping the staff on their toes, but also shows the intense passion Chef Vargas has for his food. “At the end of the day I still love to cook.” Chef Conant and Chef Vargas have a long standing relationship with many successful restaurants between them. The balancing act of creative input can be delicate and the difference between success and failure. Bello wanted to know how the process works between an Owner and it’s Executive Chef. “We have worked together so long I kind of know what he’s thinking but communication is key. I send him pictures and recipes and he gives me his input on things he likes or doesn’t like. The goal is the long dollar- keeping the creativity is something Scott encourages me to do.” With 14.8 thousand followers salivating and planning trips from all over the country, to consistently packed dining rooms, whatever Ponte is doing- it’s working. Our last question for Chef Vargas was easy. “What do you do to prepare for a busy night or food critic?” His response: “a shot of tequila.” Check out @thepontela on Instagram and tag @BELLOmag to let us know your favorite dish! Buon Appetito!
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The Ponte Ristorante - 265 West Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90048 - (323) 746-5130
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by Ally Marrrone
Construction is finally coming to a close at Century City Westfield and new shopping and dining adventures await. With beautiful new atriums, seating, and interactive map directories, it’s a brand new experience not to be missed. A new sure-to-be hot spot: NYX. Beauty enthusiasts will find themselves in make-up heaven with all the classic products you crave but with luxurious additions. NYX Century City is featuring a lash bar, brow bar, lip bar, full make-up services and the best part? Engrave your make-up brushes while you shop. With interactive software to help you create your favorite look or find new inspiration, NYX at Century City Westfield will be this summers’ beauty destination. In addition to getting the cult favorite brand, you may run into your favorite beauty personality like we did when we met @Chrisspy at the grand opening! Beginners to professionals can fall in love with the outstanding amount of product options knowing they’re getting high-quality pigmented cosmetics that will leave plenty of room in the wallet for quac. We would love to see what looks you create this summer so be sure to tag @Bellomag and @NYX on Instagram!
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RISE NATION by Ally Marrrone
Upon walking into Rise Nation you wouldn’t think it was different than any trendy new fitness spot in Los Angeles, but once you walk up the stairs to the ultra sleek platform you know this place means business. If you arrive a bit early you can enjoy a lovely view on the outdoor patio, but once you get in the studio and those curtains close- it’s climb time! Getting adjusted to the versa climber is easy and pretty self explanatory. There is even a convenient personal digital display allowing you to keep track of your time, floors climbed & height of strides. This proves very helpful for additional motivation to improve your “score” each class. (I’m told they get easier and easier) The lights go down, the music is bumping, and the club lights illuminate- there is no turning back. Many workouts claim 30 minutes is enough for a total full body experience- but this actually delivers. Simply alternating opposite leg/opposite arm, essentially climbing, sounds pretty easy but this is a true test of stamina and strength. Through various
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patterns matching with the beat of the music, before you know it you feel everything firing on all cylinders. Legs, glutes, arms, lats, and core are fully engaged. Our trainer, Jaime, is encouraging you to push yourself and reminding you why you came & voila, the thirty minutes are over and you are drenched in sweat with those endorphins pumping. It flies by fast making it convenient to fit it in your busy work schedule. This low-impact, cardio work out can be enjoyed at your own pace making it great for beginners to professional athletes. Many of our favorite Hollywood celebs have taken a liking to this class and we totally get why. A filtration water station, towel service, outdoor patio, and clean restrooms take this experience to the next level. Want to throw a different kind of party or event? They do that too. As of now, Rise Nation is exclusive to Los Angeles but with many offerings during the day, whether you are a tourist or a local, Rise Nation will literally have you climbing your way to the top of the fitness game.
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UNDERTOW PHOTOGRAPHY LEO DEVENEY
This shoot was inspired by the spower and beauty of both nature and a woman. Rather than direct her to get what I had pictured in my head, I told Sirena to free herself up and move through the environment as she saw fit, using her instincts and taking advantage of the moment. In doing this, we captured an honest side of her. Pairing strong layers of clothing with subtle hair and makeup allowed her to express something both ethereal and simple.
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Photography Leo Deveney @leodeveney www.leodeveney.com Styling Chloe and Chenelle Delgadillo @chloeandchenelle www.chloeandchenelle.com Hair Stylist Darine Sengseevong @machinedarine www.hairbydarine.com Makeup Artist Nicole Wittman @nicolewittman www.nicolewittman.com
Dress Breelayne Jacket The Order Shoes Palatines Earing Sonia Boyaijian
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Justin Prentice: THE NATURAL By Brent Lambert and Georgia Giannopoulos
Photography Isa Battaglin www.isabattaglin.com Stylist Karen Drotar Hair/Makeup Gabriela Banda
Albert Einstein famously said, “Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.” For actor Justin Prentice of 13 Reasons Why, this idea is twofold. BELLO recently had the chance to catch up with the 23-yearold star where he explained why he is so passionate about exploring nature, and his belief in the importance of exploring one’s inner nature as well. “I like being in less densely populated areas, so I try and get away from LA when at all possible just to kind of recalibrate,” he says. For Justin, experiencing the outdoors is the most thrilling way to unplug. Of all his adventures, Justin says a recent trip with his girlfriend was one of his all-time favorites. “[We] did a tour where we started in Oklahoma, through Colorado and then the Southwest – Arizona, Utah, New Mexico -- a week and a half long excursion in the truck, pitching the tent and finding random places to camp. That was pretty spectacular.” Having spent the first 13 years of his life growing up in rural Tennessee and this past decade living in Los Angeles, Justin feels blessed to call both of these worlds his home. “My upbringing helped shape who I am. A lot of the core of who I am [came from growing up in Tennessee] -- I guess the hospitality, at least some semblance of manners -- that stuck around.” His years in Los Angeles have come
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with an extra set of benefits. “I’m glad I moved to Los Angeles at a young age to still be influenced by the culture around me -- it’s such a melting pot. You have a bunch of cultures coming together, it gives you a different perspective about everything, which was also really helpful.” Playing Bryce Walker on 13 Reasons Why, a character with such a tough guy persona, serves in stark contrast to Justin’s true nature. Wise beyond his years, he has a profound understanding of the importance of self-expression and how it maximizes one’s fulfillment in life. “We live in an age where people are pushing for more of their true selves -- fly your own colors and be who you are instead of trying to fit into a box that someone else has assigned for you.” It’s for this reason that Justin and some of his co-stars were so proud to march in this year’s Pride Parade in San Francisco. “[We] went out to support and walk through the parade and it was a blast. It was a really cool energy of acceptance.” For Justin, experiences like this are the very definition of what makes a true man in the modern world. “I think it’s really important for people to be their own person as opposed to trying to conform – there’s a lot of pressure [out there for guys these days] but there is also a lot of counterforce to the hyper masculinity in terms of being yourself.”
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From a young age, Justin had big dreams of being an artist. “This sector of the arts is about storytelling and getting important topics out there,” he says. “From a young age I was drawn to the industry; I wanted to act and I’ve been chipping at it for almost a decade now. It’s really cool when you get the opportunity to have a project like [13 Reasons Why], that actually influences people’s lives for the positive. There’s a lot of projects out there and they all have their positive and negatives but you don’t always get this level of opportunity which is really cool and I’m humbled by it.” For the next four months, Justin and his co-stars are shooting season two in Napa Valley, and in his downtime he will soon be fulfilling a dream he’s had for a long time. “When I do have a weekend to do something extracurricular I might head towards the scuba diving front. I’ve been wanting to scuba dive for a long time. Ross [Butler] was up here with us last season, got his scuba diving certification, so we may all go. I might try and get certified while I’m up here. There’s a cool close knit community for it.” You can look forward to seeing Justin in season two of 13 Reasons Why in 2018, and be sure to catch him on AMC’s critically acclaimed series Preacher which just began its new season on AMC.
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Model Florentino Photography Aleksandar Tomovic Creative Director Stephane Marquet Art Director Arthur Galvao Grooming Grace Philips Styling Sonia Young Assistant Stylist Beatrice Bodas Special Thanks Florence Saint Cricq
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FURLA Looking for a whimsical touch to spice up your summer essentials? Check out these gorgeous Furla bags for a statement piece.
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Established in 1927 by Aldo and Margherita Furlanetto in Bologna, Furla looks to the future with a foot grounded in its solid past of time-honoured craftsmanship, artisanal expertise, a sense of beauty and innovative designs. Thanks to a sharp business acumen, retail focus and trend-driven designs, Furla counts endless accomplishments and milestones.
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Care In The World by Brent Lambert
2017 is not even half finished, and it's already proven to be the year of a lifetime for Nathalie Emmanuel. In April, the 28-year-old British actress watched as her film The Fate of the Furious became the highest-grossing opening of all time -- even surpassing Star Wars: The Force Awakens. This July her blockbuster fantasy series, Game of Thrones, returns for its seventh season on HBO. And having recently returned home from shooting a cameo in Maze Runner: The Death Cure in dreamy South Africa, Nathalie is embarking on an exciting new chapter in her career. BELLO caught up with Nathalie by phone and she gave us an overview of what's coming up on her horizon, why her trip to South Africa was so thrilling, and she shares the story of a personal breakthrough that will make you realize there is nothing you can't accomplish if you work hard enough.
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"I felt so incredibly privileged to be there and to be witnessing these animals in the wild -- living as they should be," Nathalie says about her safari adventure during a recent six-week trip to South Africa. There to film scenes for the third installment of the Maze Runner film series, she had only a few days of shooting and plenty of time to take in the raw, natural beauty and history of one of Africa's crown jewels. "It was amazing being in Cape Town and South Africa, and to be learning of their history -- both old and recent. I visited Robben Island where Nelson Mandela was incarcerated for so many years. I learned about how the prisoners were treated, as well as the painful chapter of segregation." Experiencing the country's living history also proved to be emotional at times. "All of these things were sad and terrifying to learn, but also incredible to learn of the power of the human spirit. You can learn about these things in books, but to see this history and meet these people up close is extraordinary -- especially for me, a woman of color who has a mixed heritage. It was such a privilege and I had an incredible time there. I met nothing but really great people everywhere I went." "I also went to a place called Cheetah Outreach where they rescue cheetahs and educate people about them as well. It was beautiful to meet all these people who have dedicated their lives to saving animals." The stunning natural wonders of the region also elicited moments of pure awe. "There was one moment during the safari when we saw a mother rhino with a young baby," she says. "We got very close and we could hear the baby screaming. Our guide told us it was screaming because it was hungry, and soon enough we watched as the mother began nursing. It was so beautiful and it really hit home as another example of how much we have in common with these animals. At the end of the day, our biggest purpose in life is to offer protection to those we love." Lessons in care and compassion have
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been ever-present throughout Nathalie's life. "My mother cared for people with special needs since I was around three-years-old. When I was about fourteen my mom began to care for them from our home. To this day we have two women who have lived with us all these years who are like my family."Â Her passion for the care and support of people with special needs, as well as for those who care for them, is further strengthened by her love of her godson who has autism. "My godson is ten now, and about four years ago we raised enough money to get him an autism service dog. I believe they also just raised enough money for another child to one. Hopefully we can help more children get support from these special dogs. It's something I'm really passionate about." She adds, "We also need to support these parents who are making the right choices for their kids -- choices that are both conventional and unconventional." For Nathalie, the powerful lessons of love, care, and grace which she has learned from her mother, as well as from the many people with special needs who have passed through her home, have also shaped her philosophy of how film and television can best give back to society when characters on-screen reflect the people who surround us each day.
Now that she has been part of so many hugely successful big-budget productions, Nathalie says she is embarking on an incredibly exciting new chapter of her career as she begins to explore choices and potential projects in other parts of the spectrum. "I'm in a space right now where I'm searching for the right thing. I've been working on so many brilliant large-scale productions -- such as the action of the Fast and the Furiousfranchise and the fantasy of Game of Thrones. Right now I'm looking at more independent productions, to try and push myself in ways that I haven't been pushed before." As she ventures into this new territory, she takes wisdom and inspiration from two of her heroes. "Meryl Streep, for example, is one of the greatest character actresses that has ever lived. Her body of work and its variety makes her someone I really look up to." Nathalie adds, "Someone who is more so one of my peers, in terms of our age, is Jennifer Lawrence. She's got such a great range as well. She's really proven her diversity of choices -- from X-MEN to all of her terrific independent work such as Silver Linings Playbook and Joy. She's really shown her chops -- from comedy to drama. She's done it all, and that's something I look up to. I'm always excited when another one of her projects comes out."
"Often the greatest characters in film and television are reflections of the women we encounter in our everyday lives. These are the roles that are the most important, in my opinion, because of the unrealistic and overly-stylized depictions of female characters. I would love to see more stories about men, women, or parents who are fulltime caregivers -- to see all of the sacrifices they have to make. As well as the stories of the people being cared for -- people whose voices are not being heard. I also love seeing all of the actors with special needs who are working more and more now."
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Before the interview, I had noticed one of Nathalie's Instagram posts from a year ago. "If it's both terrifying and amazing then you should definitely pursue it," the quote read. So I asked her if she can think of any personal examples in which she's lived up to this challenge. "Absolutely! I have always had quite a big fear of being underwater or of being submerged. When I was a kid I had someone jump on top of me when I was in the pool, and I said to myself, 'Nope, that's not happening again.' Then last year I did a film that required me to be at the bottom of a swimming pool. I had to learn how to use a regulator and how to take air without coming up. I didn't quite realize how scared I was, and there was a point where I was crying. My mom helped me calm down over the phone, and the producers were amazing, so I just kept getting better and better." All of that hard work helped Nathalie overcome her biggest fear in life. "Four weeks later I could be underwater for 5-7 minutes at a time. It was an amazing achievement, and earlier this year, by total coincidence, I was approached by Speedo to be a brand ambassador in order to help encourage people to swim at least one kilometre. I told them, 'OK guys, I just learned how to go underwater! [laughing]' Then they told me, 'That's fine! You're actually perfect because we want people who are inexperienced or really experienced -- it doesn't matter what your ability is.' That got me swimming, so I'm doing it quite regularly now. When I have a long stretch where I'm not swimming I sometimes get the jitters, but I shake it off and I get right back in."
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NATHALIE EMMANUEL AVAILABLE IN ALL 7 KINGDOMS 2017 is not even half finished, and it's already proven to be the year of a lifetime for Nathalie Emmanuel. In April, the 28-year-old British actress watched as her film The Fate of the Furious became the highest-grossing opening of all time -- even surpassing Star Wars: The Force Awakens. This July her blockbuster fantasy series, Game of Thrones, returns for its seventh season on HBO. And having recently returned home from shooting a cameo in Maze Runner: The Death Cure in dreamy South Africa, Nathalie is embarking on an exciting new chapter in her career. BELLO caught up with Nathalie by phone and she gave us an overview of what's coming up ...
