Showing posts with label Jay-Z. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jay-Z. Show all posts

Friday, July 19, 2013

NYC Summer 2013 | Week 7 In Photos


Another exciting week! Went out to Williamsburg, had a family visit and even caught a glimpse of Jay-Z. Check out what went down in week 7:

 Left: Finally woke up early enough for an egg McMuffin...heavenly.
Right: A peaceful stroll on the High Line

Left: Storefront pop-up shop launch party | Right: JAY-Z!



 Left: Checked out the new Minus5 ice bar (it's a rip off, don't go.) Right: Cool buildings in Chelsea

 Left: 6 1/2 Ave, how cool. | Right: The BEST dumplings!!


Right: My younger sister is a giant.



 Williamsburg adventures





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- Christina
Follow my adventures on Twitter: @christinaaa28

Wednesday, July 17, 2013

Jay-Z in NYC


Last Wednesday I woke up to a newsfeed full of mentions of Jay-Z being in Chelsea for a secret project at an art gallery. And since I am living in New York, not too far away, I obviously had to check it out. Apparently he was participating in a 6-hour art presentation at the Pace Gallery on 25th St. between 10th Ave & 11th Ave and filming the music video for Picasso Baby, a track off his new album. He started at noon and was going to end at 6pm.

The event was invite-only (someday I hope those invites land in my inbox...) and also featured background actors (there was a holding area in the building across the street). The presentation was held in sessions roughly every half hour, so a new group of people were let in before each set. Oh it killed me that I couldn't go inside, but oh well, only a wall separated Jay-Z and I so that was okay.

I got to the gallery around 4:30pm and it was pretty hectic, lots of anxious people hoping to sneak a peek. Here's my pic from outside the doors:


I even had another celeb spotting while waiting around outside: Jemima Kirke who plays Jessa on the HBO show Girls! (I absolutely love that show...) - that's her in the pink pants.


We also got to see them film some weird part of the video. A couple guys dressed in these polka dotted costumes came out and began spinning around on the street. I can't wait to see the final video!



Although people weren't supposed to take photos inside, obviously there were tons of Instagram pics and Vines popping up online, giving outsiders a glimpse into the exclusive event.


THEN the moment everyone was waiting for: the exit. It was complete madness. Here are my shots of the great HOVA himself.





Oh what a wonderful day, sighhhhh

- Christina
Follow my adventures on Twitter: @christinaaa28