New York City's acclaimed Children's Acting Academy (CAA), which made world headlines in September 2010 when four of its student actors were invited to participate as the United States representatives in the first ever international children's theatre exchange in London, England, is proud to announce more major successes by members of its student body.
Just in time for the holiday party circuit, skincare guru Sonya Dakar introduces a multi-targeted, customized skincare rehab that works to erase any signs of abuse that can be reflected on a 'hungover ' complexion . 'When people party it's not just their body gets hungover,' says Sonya Dakar. 'Their skin feels the effects too.' Dakar believes that the same way the body gets dehydrated and overworked by alcohol consumption and late nights so does the skin. But a hard days night doesn't have to show up on your face the morning after. She created a customized facial that treats each person's reaction be it puffy eyes, dark circles, breakouts, redness or a ruddy complexion.
Yesterday, June 3, the 'I Have A Dream Foundation' held its annual spring gala at 583 Park Avenue on June 3, 2010 in New York City. The 'I Have a Dream Foundation' aims to enable children in low income areas to gain an education. The foundation does this by giving children the skills they need to succeed and providing tuition to those less fortunate. The event was hosted by CNN correspondent Alina Cho. Honorees included Univision Network's President Cesar Conde and actress Stephanie Andujar.
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