Ex-Fugee plays an exclusive showcase at the Landmark Oriental.
The Landmark Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong is presenting Wyclef Jean, the talented musician, rapper and producer, to Unplugged at MO Bar on 21 April 2008. Wyclef will be performing many of his famous songs including those from his most recent album “The Carnival II: Memoirs of an Immigrant”.
“Wyclef Jean at MO Bar†will not be open to the general public. But, from 11 to 19 April there will be a daily lucky draw for MO Bar guests who have spent above HK$1,000 of Veuve Clicquot Champagne at MO Bar. The 8 winners will receive two tickets each to the showcase.
Unplugged at MO Bar is a series of live music events held in the intimate surrounding of MO Bar for an exclusive group of guests. Past performers at MO Bar include Alicia Keys, Coco Lee and Delta Goodrem.
If you are interested contact the Mandarin here for more details.
Our favorite gangster-apparel store Goods of Desire (G.O.D.) has just opened a new store in the Silvercord Mall at 30 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Shop B2. So swing by and see what kind of layout they have set up there.
G.O.D. is also at Leighton Centre, Causeway Bay and at 48 Hollywood Road, Central for the full furniture shops and don’t forget the Delay No Mall flagship at 68 Yee Wo Street, Causeway Bay if you haven’t been there yet. Here is a video from the opening a few months back:
You’ve no doubt by now seen Prada‘s new ad campaign all over Hong Kong. Prada has hired Los Angeles-based Asian-American artist James Jean to illustrate their new prints that can be seen on handbags and dresses. What is interesting is that, not only has comic book characters have taken over the movies they are now taking over high fashion, as Jean is a notable comic book artist and his work has graced several graphic novels and comic books over the last few years. They evoke a dream-like quality and he is one of the most sought after artists with his original art going for high 6-figures on Ebay.
We’ve actually been getting emails from readers asking us how to buy iPhones in Hong Kong since it launched. And to them we say “Hold on! New version is coming!”
Apple may have ordered a second round of 10 million iPhones based on the 3G network, according to Gartner analyst Ken Dulaney. Mr. Dulaney, who follows the iPhone for the research firm, based that on rumors he’s become aware of in Asia.
In a phone interview, Mr. Dulaney told the iPod Observer that he believes Apple has ordered a second round, amounting to 10 million more units, based on what he’s heard in Asian circles. This is in addition to the ten million first generation iPhones that Apple has said it will sell by the end of 2008.
Mr. Dulaney also speculated that that the so-called 3G iPhone will use an Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) display in the new iPhone. That would lead to a thinner phone and lower power consumption.
It was also surmised by Mr. Dulaney that Apple didn’t do as well as it expected in Europe with the 2.7G/EDGE network phone, hence the big movement to the 3G network iPhone.
Will Hong Kong finally see an official launch in June or July 2008? And what’s this rumor from Kevin Rose, about the new 3G iPhone having a video-chat function?
The next big Apple event will be the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference on June 9th, so we expect the announcement to happen then and the product to be made available shortly after.
Jimmy One Decade exhibition dazzles kidults in Causeway Bay.
If you were at Times Square over the Easter holiday, then you saw the giant Jimmy Liao-Fu Pin or Ji Mi cartoon characters all over the place and a fantastic art showing on the 2nd floor called the Never Ending Story.” If you haven’t the exhibition, which celebrates the 10th anniversary since the first publication of the Taiwanese author’s illustrated stories for adults and runs in Times Square until April 6th which it them moves on to other cities in Asia.
Uniqlo has unleashed its amazing army of T-shirts for Spring 2008. So many cool and hip designs to choose from that its no wonder that Uniqlo is really taking a bit out of the Hong Kong created casual wear shops. Not that we see a direct comparison, but Bossini‘s idea of cool is Super Mario Bros. T-shirts compared to Uniqlo’s anime and manga, Keith Haring and Basquiat designs for only HK$99 for adults and HK$79 for kids, and some come in those cool plastic cylinder containers.
Hop over to Uniqlo now at one of their 7 Hong Kong stores: Lee Garden Causeway Bay, Cityplaza Tai Koo Shing, Miramar, Festival Walk, Telford Plaza, East Point City and New Town Plaza.
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