The production of Cirque du Soleil’s “OVO” in Santa Monica moved one step closer to its first performance on Jan. 20 with the raising of the blue and yellow Grand Chapiteau next to the Santa Monica Pier.
A team of 60-plus men and women hoisted more than 100 steel poles from the ground up.
Read Friday’s edition of The Mirror to learn about the process of constructing the tent and the upcoming production.
More storm damage in Los Angeles. @smmirrornews Mudslides in Beverly Glen Near Caribou Lane. More storm damage in Los Angeles. #storm #mudslide #fyp #atmosphericriver #losangeles #beverlyglen #beverlyhills ♬ original sound – Santa Monica Mirror
You know what really pisses me off? The fact that many in the fashion industry still think that the perfect woman is a size two and 18 years old. I look at fashion magazines, the internet, go into stores, see all these tiny sizes, and laugh about it, because a lot of the editors of those fashion magazines and the-high fashion designers are most definitely not a size two or 18 years old.
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