Wednesday, March 3, 2010

Party in Paradise

My amazing girlfriend treated me to an all expense paid trip to Hawaii courtesy of her amazing boss
(Thanks BCBG) It was great to escape the party capital of the world for the party paradise of Waikiki Beach. We stayed just off the main beach strip and walking distance to the surf. We spent 8 glorious days on the island and experienced everything from sun bathing to snorkeling to jetskiing and parasailing, a first for both of us.
Also a big shout out to Brent Keane for showing us a different side of Hawaii in Waimanalo. Brent drove us to the Maku Pu lighthouse and showed us an awesome little wine bar where our friend Crystal was playing. And of course a night out swing dancing at the local Ong King where Brent DJ'd was a highlight for me. Who gets to say they went swing dancing in Hawaii? Not many...haha.
I really can't wait to go back and see the other islands. I was speaking with a local who said it's best to spend a week on each island, so I think we are right on schedule, haha. I do regret not getting to see the North Shore at all but with no car and limited $ it was not an easy task to make it there. Next time for sure though. 
Being the awesome paparazzi that I am, I managed to take over 500 pics for your viewing enjoyment, here is a small sampling of some of my favorite shots. The full albums can be found on my facebook account, if you have it, great. If not, sorry but these will have to do for you ;)
 
 
  
 
  
  
 


Next post is back to LA and the crazy life I lead.

Wednesday, January 13, 2010

Sunglasses @ Night/ Happy Crunk Year Party!

Saturday January 4th, my homies Lorn and Bryan from You Tell Concerts decided to throw a raging house party to usher in the new year. The theme was Sunglasses at night which is pretty self explanatory. Rich picked us up at my pad and we rolled over to their WeHo crib. I was rockin the roll-up klinger sunglasses, which were getting mad props all night. For those wondering, here is where you can cop a pair yourself: Klingers. There were probably 50-100 people crammed on their large balcony which was an awesome surprise. Lots of drinks were consumed and maybe a few illicit substances were being passed around. It was probably one of the best apartment parties I've been to in a long ass time! Thanks to the YTC crew for holding it down in 2K10. I'm looking forward to Vegas later this month with you guys!

For official party pics go check out Say Cheese and Die by Preston. Also Club Soda


 Klinger Couple

 
Rich, Preston, Jeffrey, and I gettin crunk!


Party People


Bryan and Lorn of YTC

Ili, Myself and Rich rockin the shades



 
You Tell Concerts HQ


Tuesday, January 12, 2010

New Years Eve

So my new years eve plans changed abruptly and my lady and I were forced to find a plan B fast. Luckily for us our good friends at Kick Mix were able to hook us up VIP style at the awesome KCRW Viceroy Hotel event in Santa Monica. We were treated to an open bar and lots of amazing food. Jason Bentley of KCRW spun us into the new year. Ali and I go to play with the visuals and even do a little camera work with the crowd. A big thanks to Ali and Chris for an amazing night!


Ali of Kick Mix Productions


Yummy


Cotton Candy


Chinese Food (nom nom)

 
OM Records sponsored the night.


Ali's Date for the night


Playing with the visuals controls


Toasting to the new year 2K10!


Jason Bentley of KCRW


What happens when you have open bar!




After an epic night out in SM, Iliana and I were happy to help tear down the event with Ali and had plans to crash at a buddy's place...but as it goes, plans changed and we decided to sleep in my luxurious car for the evening. HAHA, let's just say we made the most of it ;) We awoke to a beautiful new day and year at the beach.


Good Morning 2K10


First waves of the year!



Saw this beauty in the parking lot

I hope everyone had a fun and safe evening. Wishing you all the best in the new year and beyond. There are sure to be a lot of great events and parties in 2010, can't wait to tell you all about them!
Take care and keep it real,
Marshall