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Eventgoers captured for NIPS & PIECES by Leslie Corpuz and Hannah Song at last week's "Cultures of LA" event with The Creator's Corner at adidas Melrose.
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SUSPEND PARTY
Christy J. Kim and her trusty film camera document the June edition of ‘Ice Cream Sundays’ hosted by SUSPEND at Koreatown’s speakeasy, Lock and Key (June 26).
DOPE premiered its latest collaboration with Modelo™ with a SUSPEND Magazine sponsored Cinco De Mayo “Dope After Hours” event on Thursday (May 5) on Fairfax.
Adding to our ISSUE 06 release party coverage, photographer Emil Ravelo shares his take from the epic Globe Theater launch with his camera.
Official red carpet photographs from the SUSPEND Magazine ISSUE 06 Release Party last Thursday (Feb 11) by Jordan Abapo – with covergirl Miss Lawn of HLZBLZ and Warm Brew.
Photographer Jonathan Tate focused on capturing our packed line-up at the SUSPEND Magazine ISSUE 06 Release Party last Thursday (Feb 11) at the historical Globe Theater
The crowd came out for #NIGHTSWIMDTLA presented by SUSPEND Magazine, HLZ BLZ, DOPE FAIRFAX, Ladies First Events, and LOVE+MADE. Assortment of coverage by various photographers throughout the evening.
Photographer Emil Ravelo captured the second half of the evening at our first photography art show "SUSPEND REVISITED" held at Mauro's Cafe on Wednesday (Aug 20).
SUSPEND Magazine holds its first ever photography art show at Mauro's Cafe at Fred Segal presented by The Nameless Brand on Aug 20. Photographs by Christy J Kim.
Candid snapshots from our ISSUE 05 release party last week at DOPE on Fairfax by Emil Ravelo.
The ISSUE 05 release party held on Friday, June 12th at DOPE on Fairfax was unbelievable. We've had five release parties to date and this was one took the cake with over 400 total RSVP's and a packed turnout.
We're three weeks away from our ISSUE 05 release party with Hayley Kiyoko! View behind-the-scenes photos and video from our cover shoot by Kayla Reefer.
"After recently re-locating to Downtown less than two months ago, I wanted to bring together all of my L.A. artist-friends into one location on Sunday, October 19th, to have them meet and discuss with one another what new magic they could create."
"All that matters is what's in front of you. For me, on this night, it was the electrifying stage. Blaison Maven came out first and woke up the entire room from the back of the bar to inches from where his microphone cord ended."