Be a reservoir via Hollywood of life for kids. To put it bluntly, 2 million kids die each year because clean drinking water is what 1/6th of the world still need.
Let’s flow. Thanks people.
[This photograph: Ethiopia]
~Posted by Horiwood.Com, Hollywood California USA. 12.26.10~
Posted by horiwood on December 26, 2010 in Dakota Fanning, Dame Judi Dench, Dan Choi, Dance, Dancing With The Stars, Danica Patrick, Daniel, Daniel Craig, Daniel Day Lewis, Daniel Radcliffe, Danielle Deleasa, Danny Gokey, Darfur, Dave Dobbyn, David Arquette, David Banda, David Beckham, David Carradine, David Cook, David Foster, David Geffen, David Guetta, David Hasselhoff, David Letterman, David Spade, Dean McDermott, Death, Debbie Harwood, Debbie Rowe, deepika padukone, Demi Lovato, Demi Moore, Democracy, Denim, Denmark, Denni Parkinson, Dennis Hopper, Denzel Washington, Desirae Rogers, DESTINY'S CHILD, Diana Ross, Dina Lohan, Directors, Dita Von Tesse, Diversity, Divorce, DJ AM, Documentary, Dolly Parton, Dolphins, Domestic Violence, Dominic Monaghan, Don Draper, Don Johnson, Donald Trump, Donatella Versace, Doug Pitt, Doug Reinhardt, Doug Reinhart, Doutzen Kroes, Downtown LA, Drake, Drew Barrymore, drugs, Dubai, DUI, Dustin Lance Black, Dusty Springfield, Dwayne Johnson, Dwight Howard, Rachel Bilson, Rachel Hunter, Rachel Ray, Rachel Scott, Rachel Weisz, Rachelle Lefevre, racism, Rafael Nadal, Rahm Immanuel, Rain Hannah, Ralph Hotere, Reality TV Stars, Rebecca Romijin, Recovery, Red Carpet Film Premieres, Redmond O'Neal, Reese Witherspoon, Refugees, Reggie Bush, Regina Lasko, Reina Whaitiri, Rekindled Love, Remember When, Rena Owen, Renee Haines, Richard Branson, Richie Rich, Rick Astley, Ricky Martin, Rihanna, Ringo Starr, Rise Up, Rita Hayworth, Robbie Williams, Robert Buckley, Robert Downey Jr, Robert Ellis, Robert Gibbs, Robert Pattinson, Robert Schenkkan, Robert Sullivan, Robin, Robin Antin, Robin Soderling, Robin Thicke, rocco ritchie, Rock, Rock Stars, Roger Federer, Rolling Stone, Roman Polanski, Romance, Romania, Ronald Reagan, Roosevelt Hotel, Rove, Roy Orbison, Royalties, Rudolph Valentino, Rugby, Rugby World Cup, Rumer Willis, Rumors, Rush Limbaugh, Russell Brand, Russell Simmons, Russia, Rwanda, Ryan Gosling, Ryan Kwanten, Ryan O'Neal, Ryan Reynolds, Ryan Seacrest, Rye Rye, Water, Young Hollywood, Young Royals
To think across cultures fairly is when bullying ceases in all its forms.
It does get better when no teens of the world are bullied.
Courage to not fit in – by telling all of the truth on what bullying is in many forms.
Bullying is not Love. Love sees and values all human life, through the constructed veil of any label. – Horiwood
In 2002, 1513 teens total, were lost to suicide aged 15-19–US Statistics
Between July 12th to August 13, 1500 British soldiers lost their lives–Stats
98,000 is the median number listed of Iraqi civilians (not soldiers) who were killed during the US. Iraq war – many of these women, children and teenagers.-Stats
Bullying of anyone is wrong. Just because someone is different, doesn’t mean they shouldn’t have equal opportunity to add their talents to American life and culture. This is Barack Obama‘s message that I totally agree with. He implies teens who identify with being GLBT are talented.
[Subtext of the speech to the gay global community - bring your pink dollars of the world to America. Spend them with us. Jokes. And a good idea perhaps.]
Posted by horiwood on October 23, 2010 in Afghanistan, America, Barack Obama, Dustin Lance Black, Economy, Gay, Human Rights, Iraq, Liberty, Middle East, Muslims, UK, War, West Hollywood, World Peace
Tags: Afghanistan, America, Barack Obama, Bullying, Cross-cultural Narratives, Dustin Lance Black, Economic Teen Bullying, Economy, Foreign Press, Foreign Press News from America, Gay, Gay Bullying, Gay Teenagers, Human Rights, Iraq, Liberty, Middle East, Middle Eastern Representation, Muslim Teen Bullying, Muslims, UK, War, West Hollywood, World Peace, Youth Economic Opportunities in America
Snapped this morning. Oscar winning screenwriter Dustin Lance Black holds his used copy of the new novel, Courage To Love by the California author, Robert Ellis, 88.
Dustin’s comment for the author, is in the pic below. This comment from Laura Miller, an executive in L.A on her feelings about Courage To Love as a pivotal story encouraging peace, love, forgiveness in Israel, The Middle East and the Gaza Strip. Beautiful review:
Writes Laura: “A new exploration of the middle-eastern condition that takes place in a hospital and in two families of different backgrounds: it is the thermometer for the growing madness of the present Jewish-Palestinian conflict, but the perspective is not political, but human. Courage and freedom, fight and rights, alliances and love, are all protagonists of a sweet story that succeeds in giving hope and a message of peace.
The evolution of the Jewish-Palestinian conflict passes through a Hospital, much differently than from the journalistic articles which we are accustomed to (in which only negative news, such as attacks, slaughters, violence of every type are mentioned). The idea of the writer is to show to the reader how to go beyond what we hear in the news and see that above all we belong to the same race and that our feelings are universal. He succeeds in his attempt using old-fashioned single words: love, honesty and truth. They emerge strong, grabbing the reader’s attention, so that the reader is forced to follow with rapture this beautifully written story of a love.
A story without pretense, linear, with beautiful characters that you will fall in love with.”
Wow! With thanks to Ian Punnett, Coast to Coast AM radio host & co-host of A Balanced Breakfast with Ian & Margery family radio show, Minnesota. Let’s pass this book on from Coast to Coast for peace in the world.
~Posted by Horiwood.Com, Hollywood California USA. 8.9.2010~
Posted by horiwood on August 9, 2010 in America, Authors, Dustin Lance Black, Gaza, Gaza Strip, Human Rights, Israel, Leadership, Middle East, Movie News, Palestine, Spirit
Tags: America, Authors, Dustin Lance Black, Gaza, Gaza Strip, Hollywood Today, Human Rights, Humanitarian Angels on Horiwood.Com, Ian Punnett, Israel, Laura Miller, Leadership, Margery Punnett, Middle East, Middle Eastern Representation, Movie Development, Movie News, Oscar Winner, Palestine, Radio Show Hosts, Screenwriting News on Horiwood.Com, Scribe, Spirit, Writers
Got milk?
We have.
In black and white.
Apparently, you can read all about it.
~”N’s make the same sh*t. [We] make the Blueprint–Jay-Z 2010~
Warning: Lyrics of video clip contain explicit lyrics and Masonic symbols analysis–as something a little bit different today. It’s a trip.
What kind of milk are the kids of America drinking with their pop culture? A lot.
[Image courtesy of artist, Holly V. Hoof, The Art of Evolution Art Piece. Los Angeles 2010]
~Posted by Horiwood.Com, Hollywood California USA. 6.19.2010~
Posted by horiwood on June 19, 2010 in Dustin Lance Black, Gay, Jay-Z, Music Videos, West Hollywood
Tags: Books for Freemansons, Dustin Lance Black, Freemansons, Gay, Holly V Hoof, Jay-Z, Music Videos, West Hollywood
One for the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. And for Bob, Lisa, Miss E & my family and whanau in NZ, China, Australia & USA.
Dustin Lance Black is such a humble young man. Sensitive, perceptive, discerning and open. This kid has spirit.
And… Courage To Love is so on the radar in Hollywood’s Oscar’s winning, screenwriting scopes! The official word from The Academy is “what an important story.”
Let’s go Bobby Mac! [Bobby Mac is Robert Ellis--a writer who is Oscar, Pulitzer and Nobel Prize worthy. He writes profound stories of World Peace in the Middle East.] You only need to read all of the top headlines in today’s World News pages to know how important Robert Ellis is as a writer. He’s the voice crying in the wildnerness across the Gaza strip in every page of his compelling new novel, saying Peace can occur here.
Humble and gracious to a fault, Bobbey Mac simply rocks! And, yes I see through your Peace glasses too. Thank you. .
~Top photo as snapped after Peace General training and duties today in Beverly Hills. Robert Ellis image photographed by The Incomparable, Miss Elliette, Peace Dove in in black and white pastel by Artist, Holly V. Hoof. Posted by L iterary Assistant, Horiwood.Com, Hollywood California USA. 6.1.2010~
Posted by horiwood on June 1, 2010 in America, Art, artist, beverly hills, China, Dustin Lance Black, Family Vs Fame, Gaza, Gaza Strip, Leadership, Middle East, Miss Elliette, New Zealand, World Peace
Tags: America, Art, artist, beverly hills, China, Dustin Lance Black, Family Vs Fame, Gaza, Gaza Strip, Holly V Hoof, Hollywood Today, Leadership, Memorial Day 2010, Middle East, Middle Eastern Representation, Miss Elliette, New Zealand, Oscar Winner, Screenwriting News on Horiwood.Com, World Peace, Writers
Says CNN‘s silverfox, Anderson Cooper to Outside Magazine, about the topic of False Evidence Appearing Real [the fear word]“
“I don’t believe you should be ruled by fear in anything in life. I don’t like anything that scares me, I prefer to face it head-on and get over it. Anyone who says they’re not scared is a fool or a liar or both. I just don’t want that fear in my stomach to be a part of my life, so I work to eliminate it.”
Preach it brotha! Ditto, snap. Us too.
Outside Magazine exists to encourage us all to play outside more and enjoy nature’s amazing playground by engaging with the outdoor elements more. But with Anderson on the cover, this maggie just takes on a whole other meaning.
At the moment, last year’s Oscar winner Dustin Lance Black is crashing at Anderson’s pad in New York City–because a certain citizen of California, sadly and incredibly selfishly, did not treat Dustin very well at all, so Dustin is having a break from LA for a bit to create– while Black writes his next masterpiece for Hollywood.
So from Anderson Cooper, that’s a good household pep talk to be having, with Cooper and his close knit community of influential friends who write and present important American stories for the nation’s news and entertainment. “No fear” is a great motto for 2010. Love it. Im owning it too.
And for the point of this magazine’s message (thank you Anderson!): To travel far and spend less…(without fear?)… go to this hot link, for the best quality travel deal in the world for fun in the sun in the great outdoors.
~Posted by Horiwood.Com, Hollywood California USA. 3.16.2010~
Posted by horiwood on March 17, 2010 in Anderson Cooper, Dustin Lance Black, Gay, Life, Magazine Covers
Tags: Anderson Cooper, Dustin Lance Black, Gay, Life, Magazine Covers, Oscar Winner
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