Showing posts with label Pamela Joyner. Show all posts
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Tuesday, March 4, 2008

Flashes: The School of American Ballet 2008 Winter Ball




Judy Byrd Blaylock



Alexis Clark and Gillian Miniter


Barbara Vogelstein and Pamela Joyner
(Photos: Patrick McMullan)


Gala season is still in full effect and the sistas are still stepping out glamorous. Philanthropic socialites Judy Byrd Blaylock, Pamela Joyner (I love her dress) and Alexis Clark looked fabulous at the The School of American Ballet's Winter Ball in New York City.

Patrons enjoyed the Ball's dinner and performance at the New York State Theater. The Winter Ball is the SAB's highest earning benefit and the proceeds supports many facets of the school including: the ballet training program, faculty, student programs and studios.

Tuesday, February 19, 2008

Flashes: More Pics from Evidence Dance "Grace in Winter" Red Ball

Dancers: Khetanya Henderson, Keon Thoulouis, Shani Collins, Arcell Cabuhe, Clarice Young, Donovan Herring, Tiffany Quinn, Juel Lane, and Artistic Director, Ronald K. Brown

Reginald Van Lee with Patricia and Lloyd Howell

Judge Bernard Jackson and Joyce Mullins-Jackson


Dwayne Ashley with Latoya Henry

Valerie and Harriet Michel

James A. Parham with Rene Syler

Pamela Joyner

Susan Taylor

B. Michael with Cicely Tyson
(Photos:NYSD.com)

Here's some more pics from last weeks Evidence Dance Company's "Grace in Winter" Red Ball.
To see more photos and info on the gala and Ronald K. Brown's talented dance company click here to read my post from last week.

Reginald Van Lee of Booz Allen Hamilton was one of the generous sponsors of the event.

Patricia and Lloyd Howell, Vice President of Booz Allen Hamilton looked great.

Honorable Judge Bernard Jackson and his wife, Joyce Mullins-Jackson looked glamorous as ever.

Handsome Phi Beta Sigma brother, Dwayne Ashley is CEO and President of Thurgood Marshall Scholarship Fund. Latoya Henry of Thurgood Marshall Scholarship fund looked pretty and petite in a LBD.

Red Ball 2008 Mistress of Ceremonies and journalist Rene Syler glowed.

Valerie and Harriet Michel, founding member of the Association of Black Foundation Executives were all smiles.

Pamela Joyner looked flawless in a beautiful silk charmeuse gown.

Essence's Chief Editorial Executive,Susan Taylor, beamed in a beaded red ensemble.

Evidence committee member and film legend Cicely Tyson sparkled.

Designer B. Michael was dressed to the nines, I love the silver scarf. His whole look was flawless.

It's a good thing anytime the Black community comes out to support each other and have a good time.

Monday, January 14, 2008

Society Stars:LNS Ball and Art of Elysium Gala

Actress, Joy Bryant


Rockstar, Lenny Kravitz
(Photos: Patrick McMullan)



LSN board member, Pamela Joyner with designer, B. Michael


Couple, Pamela Joyner with husband and LSN board co-chair, Fred Giuffrida
(Photos:NYSD)

Power couple, Pamela Joyner and her husband Fred Giuffrida hosted a masked ball benefiting the Landmine Survivors Network (LSN) at their gorgeous home in San Francisco. Along with 300 guests, Pamela and Fred raised an impressive $200,000 for the globally recognized charity, which helps ensure that survivors of violent conflict have the medical care needed to regain and maintain their health by providing direct service, information and outreach counseling and support. Enabling survivors to reclaim their lives. I love Pamela's million dollar smile, it just lights up a room.

Actress Joy Bryant looked absolutely gorgeous in her red gown and Rocker, Lenny Kravitz was dressed to the nines as they attended the The Art of Elysium Black Tie Charity Gala "Heaven Celebrating 10 Years." The Art of Elysium is a nonprofit that encourages working actors, artists and musicians to voluntarily dedicate their time and talent to children who are battling serious medical conditions. They provide artistic workshops such as: acting, art, comedy, fashion, music, radio, songwriting and creative writing.

For more information on how you can help visit www.landminesurvivors.org and http://www.theartofelysium.org
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