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March 12, 2021 7:00 AM Laura Wong with one of the costumes from "Seppuku," a short film she costume-designed in 2016. (Courtesy of Laura Wong) Since June 2020, we've asked for your stories about how race and ethnicity shape your life and and published as many of these stories as we can. We call this year-long effort Race in LA. Click here for more information and details on how to participate. By Laura Wong I work in the film industry, in costumes. I remember sitting in a meeting a few years ago, casting extras for a major feature film. We were going down the list of scenes, all very routi...
Sri Rao in Bollywood Kitchen Kyle Rosenberg Cooking and theatre are a natural pair. Whether itâs a flip of a pan, the flash of fire, or the fast-talking chef behind it all, theatricality is just par for the course (pun intended). So when Geffen Playhouse found Sri Rao, a filmmaker and cookbook author of Bollywood Kitchen, they knew a partnership had to be forged. Now, the digital theatrical experience is running as part of Geffen Stayhouse, the Los Angeles theatreâs virtual programming created in the middle of a pandemic. Led by Rao, the show ...
Priyanka Roy | | Published 23.12.20, 09:42 PM Rupa Mehra’s efforts to find her daughter Lata ‘a suitable boy’ is brought alive in the Mira Nair-directed six-part series, based on Vikram Seth’s bestseller, by Mahira Kakkar. Based in New York, Mahira was born and brought up in Calcutta, studying at Modern High School for Girls, La Martiniere for Girls and Jadavpur University, moving on to become the first person of Indian origin to attend the prestigious Juilliard Scho...
2020, the year of sumptuous TV style: From The Queen's Gambit to A Suitable Boy, small screen fashion made a statement The TV series that offered the most compelling sartorial splendour this year also showed us that to be truly fashionable, clothes have to move beyond visual delight. Swareena Gurung December 21, 2020 10:33:14 IST (L-R) Stills from The Queen's Gambit; It's Okay to Not Be Okay; A Suitable Boy; Emily in Paris It may seem implausible for Emily in Paris and ...