(newsbriefs) | Nick Cannon in 2(X)IST RESORT
for YRB Magazine
October 06, 2011
Entertainer and entrepreneur Nick Cannon fronts the cover of YRB Magazine in 2(X)IST RESORT. The 30-year-old television and radio presenter wears our RESORT Henley Tank in Black for the mag’s Fall Fashion Issue, wherein he discusses his new life with newborn twins with superstar wife Mariah Carey.
Read excerpts from the article at YRB Magazine’s site. Nick’s RESORT Henley Tank in Black is available now at 2XIST.COM.
[PHOTO: Garth Aiken for YRB Magazine]
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(newsbriefs) | Joe Manganiello at
LOGO’s NewNowNextAwards
April 11, 2011
True Blood‘s werewolf-in-residence, actor Joe Manganiello, clawed his way to winning the “”Cause Your Hot” prize at LOGO’s NewNowNextAwards and thanked 2(x)ist for helping raise the temperature.
In his original acceptance speech at the show, held over the weekend at Hollywood’s Avalon, the Pennsylvania-born Manganiello cheekily showed gratitude to his personal trainer, his “manscaper Kristof,” the wardrobe department of True Blood (“even though they don’t give him much of a wardrobe on that show”), and 2(x)ist for “sending so much underwear over the past year.”
Show now at shop.2xist.com
[PHOTO: (From Top) Courtesy LOGO/Viacom; Christopher Polk/Getty Images via Source]
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(event) | 2(x)ist Hollywood Premiere:
“Blue Valentine” starring Ryan Gosling
November 08, 2010
On Saturday, 2(x)ist played host to the Los Angeles Premiere of The Weinstein Company’s buzzworthy film Blue Valentine. Oscar-nominated star Ryan Gosling was in attendance, taking time to chat with fans as he made his way down the carpet at the iconic Grauman’s Chinese Theater.
The Blue Valentine family was also on hand for the screening, including co-star Mike Vogel, director/co-writer Derek Gianfrance, and writers Cami Delavigne and Joey Curtis.
Inside Grauman’s Chinese Theater, director Derek Gianfrance introduced the film (which also co-stars Academy Award Nominee Michelle Williams) and fielded a few questions. Then, the party moved on to the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, where other friends of the film showed their support, including Garry Shandling, Jake Pavelka, Ben McKenzie, and Zach Braff.
For more shots from the 2(x)ist Premiere of Blue Valentine, check out the gallery below:
Blue Valentine opens in wider release on December 31. Follow the film on Facebook, and visit the official website at www.bluevalentinemovie.com.
[PHOTO: The Weinstein Company/Charley Gallay/WireImage]
Read the rest of this entry.(newsbriefs) | Conan in 2(x)ist
October 14, 2010
Squarely on Team Coco, 2(x)ist finds its way onto the Ginger Knight of Late Night, Conan O’Brien. In gentlemanly fashion, Mr. O’Brien gracefully (and hilariously) navigated his way through a messy debacle to emerge with a legion of loyal fans, plus a new show on TBS. In the meantime, the funnyman’s taken to YouTube, showcasing his trademark humor that we’ve been missing oh so much. And with the clip above, we laughed ourselves to the point of tears … from joy. Wonder why? Wait for 0:41.
Thanks to Conan O”Brien and his team for giving 2(x)ist a shout out. Mr. O’Brien’s new show debuts this November on TBS. Learn more at teamcoco.com and follow Conan at Twitter.com/TeamCoco.
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(event) | 2(x)ist & Cinema Society
Premiere of “Buried”: Afterparty
September 18, 2010
After the exclusive screening of Ryan Reynolds‘ new film Buried at New York’s Tribeca Grand Hotel, 2(x)ist & The Cinema Society‘s hosting duties continued with an afterparty held right up the street at the Soho Grand. Guests included the Buried star himself (ahem, Mr. Reynolds) alongside fellow boldfaces like Courtney Love, Olivia Palermo, Carol Alt, Adrien Grenier, and our very own SLIQ man himself, André Ziehe.
Inside, the revelers were treated to a non-stop flow of SKYY Vodka specialty cocktails whilst DJ Marlon B helmed the turntables. Plus, as HollywoodLife reported, video flatscreens throughout the space caught many a curious glance, as guests were “entertained by a series of rather racy series of 2(x)ist underwear ads.” (Hmmm, we wonder exactly what they were “Watching.”)
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