Photographer Steve Starr Honored Among Chicago's Divos
Second City Style contributing photographer Steve Starr was honored Tuesday, February 8, 2011 along with other Chicago Divos!
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Steve Starr launches newest book on Hollywood
Author and Photographer Steve Starr
launched his newest book STARRLIGHT – Glamorous Latin Movie Stars of
Early Hollywood, on October 10, 2010.
The private event, held at the
beautiful Rumba, had 18 photographers capturing the glamour of the 330
distinguished guests who dined on the fabulous menu by chef Benjamin
Soto, danced to the live entertainment by the ivory tuxedoed Los
Tropicanos, and received glittering silver and gold Metallic
Mohair goody bags holding special gifts that included a silver
star-shaped bookmark and a glass star-shaped votive as well as Starr’s
hand-signed, treasured book, hardbound in silver linen.
Diana Palomar - Vice President
Community Affairs ABC 7 News was the Mistress of Ceremonies and
the elegant hostesses for STARRLIGHT included Candace Jordan of
CandidCandace.com, Dori Wilson of Dori Wilson Public Relations, Arabel
Alva Rosales Co-Executive producer of Latino Fashion Week, entrepreneur
Leticia Herrera, and Carmen C. Rivera of En Chicago. See photos from the event and other events photographed by Steve Starr.
Maria Montez ~ Rita Hayworth ~ Lupe Velez ~ Carmen Miranda ~ Dolores Del Rio
Five women born in the early 20th
Century made their way to a small, magical town in California
named Hollywood, where they were revered for their talent and
beauty.
They had lucrative careers of
dazzling glamour that were riddled with outrageous behavior, flashy
headlines, and savage disappointment. Adored for their
presence, charm and flair, they were also worshipped and betrayed by
lovers and husbands, and surrounded by improbable circumstances
while idolized worldwide by millions.
Beautifully designed and meticulously
researched, Starrlight: Glamorous Latin Movie Stars of
Early Hollywood presents colorful biographical accounts of
cinematic stars Maria Montez, Rita Hayworth, Lupe Velez,
Carmen Miranda and Dolores Del Rio.
Author Steve Starr combines the fantasyland of silver
screen fame and fortune with intrigue and heartbreak as he
chronicles for us the extraordinary lives of these celebrated
performers.
Every page is an especially creative feast for the eyes.
This elegant silver linen-bound limited edition depicts over 100
images, including 50 rarely-seen photos of the featured actresses, many
displayed in exquisite Art Deco glass frames from the author’s
acclaimed personal collection.
Starr intersperses
original iconic film posters, sheet music illustrations and fan
magazine covers with evocative prose and vintage pictures that
include the images of 28 other Hollywood stars who were famous in a
world that no longer exists.
This is an art book treasure for the ages, and a portrait of Starr’s unreserved passion for his material.
Hardbound, Full Color 82 pages
First Flight Books Retail $30
Book launch October 10, 2010
Available through selected stores, special events and Steve Starr Studios
Call Steve Starr at 773-252-5171
Web: www.SteveStarrStudios.com
Email: ssstarrlight@gmail.com
Photo
above: Maria Montez, 1948, appears in STARRLIGHT in an original glass
Art Deco frame from the author's personal collection.
Steve Starr’s photography, STARRLIGHT, appears in various publications including Entertainment Magazine. Read more about Steve Starr.
773-252-5171 for further information. Email SSSTARRLIGHT@gmail.com
Denny Cummings, Chairman of the Union
League Club Authors Group, Susan Lucci, Star of “All My Children’ ABC
television show at her book signing of ALL MY LIFE, and Helmut Huber, Ms
Lucci’s husband of 40 years. April 1 , 2011 Photo by Steve
Starr/
Opening Night of the 27th Chicago
Latino Film Festival with a tribute to Argentina. The star of the film
Sin Retorno (No Return), Leonardo Sbaraglia, at AMC Theatre with Arabel
Alva Rosales, co-producer Latino Fashion Week, April 1, 2011. Photo by
Steve Starr.
Michigan Avenue Magazine event at
Public House ~ Chicago Bulls #13 and Cover Star Joakim Noah, January 26,
2011. Photo by Steve Starr.
© 2006-2011 EMOL.org. Entertainment Magazine. All rights reserved.
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Roam Chicago's Night Spots with Steve Starr
Art deco expert Steve Starr - author,
photographer, artist and designer - the owner of Steve Starr Studios, in
Chicago, celebrating it's 44th Anniversary in 2011. His column and
photography, STARRLIGHT, appear in several publications, and his work
includes the book Picture Perfect:Deco Photo Frames 1926-1946, Rizzoli
International Publications, 1991. Starr lives in Chicago.
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Rosie O'Donnell moved to Chicago to
host her own show on Oprah Winfrey's OWN Network, and now lives in the
wonderful Lake View neighborhood. O'Donnell is the cover girl for
the December issue of Michigan Avenue Magazine, whcih held a lavish
welcome party for her in the beautfiul private high roller gambling room
at the Horseshoe Casino. The party was attended by hundreds of
glamorous Chicagoans, and O'Donnell was particularly pleasant and fun
with everyone, also posing graciously and happily for my camera. Photo
of Rosie O'Donnell with Tribune society coluimnist Candace Jordan by
Steve Starr, December 8, 2011.
Her Imperial Highness Maria-Anna
Galitzine and Her Royal Highness Princess Gabriella of Savoy, Drake
Hotel, October 25, 2011. Photo by Steve Starr
Mario Tricoci and models Mercedes and
Juni at Mario Make Me A Model Fashion Focus ~ Chicago, October 19, 2011.
Photo by Steve Starr.
Actor John C. Reilly on the Red Carpet
for the premiere of his newest film, We Need to Talk About Kevin,
presented by the Chicago International Film Festival, AMC Theatre,
Chicago, October 11, 2011. Film Festival and Pump Room. Photos by
Steve Starr
Television's Lavergne and Shirley in
Chicago. Cindy Williams and Penny Marshall at the Hollywood Collectable
Show in Rosemont, October 1, 2011. Photo by Steve Starr.
The Flight Attendants of the ICELAND
EXPRESS arrive in Chicago with their beautiful white plane given a Water
Cannon Salute from Chicago Firetrucks celebrating the new weekly
service to O'Hare International Airport, June 10, 2011. Photo by Steve
Starr
Molly Ringwald, star of The Breakfast
Club and Pretty in Pink, held a signing for her new book, Getting The
Pretty Back, at the beautiful Union League Club of Chicago, April 27,
2011. Photo by Steve Starr
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By Steve Starr (Author), Patrick Aylward (Editor), Melissa Davis (Editor).
Five women born in the early 20th
Century made their way to a small, magical town in California named
Hollywood, where they eventually became revered for their talent and
beauty. They had lucrative careers of dazzling glamour riddled with
outrageous incidents, flashy headlines and savage disappointment. Adored
for their presence, charm and flair, they were also worshipped and
betrayed by lovers and husbands, and surrounded by improbable
circumstances while idolized worldwide by millions.
Starrlight; Glamorous Latin Movie Stars Of Early Hollywood
presents colorful biographical accounts od cinematic stars Maria
Montez, Rita Hayworth, Lupe Velez, Carmen Miranda and Dolores Del Rio.
Every page is an especially creative feast for the eyes.
This elegant silver linen-bound limited edition brings together over 100
images, including 50 rarely-seen photos of the featured actresses. This
is an art book treasure for the ages, and a portrait of Starr's
unreserved passion for his material. Hardcover. 74 pages. First Flight
Books; 1st edition (September 15, 2010).
Other books by Steve Starr on Amazon.com
Picture Perfect: Deco Photo Frames 1926-1946
From the mid-1920s to the beginning of the postwar era in the 1940s,
Deco-style metal-and-glass picture frames were a common item for sale in
department stores, photography studios, and five-and-dimes across
America. They are now a collectible, valued for their decorative
detailing and their variety of styles and sizes. Picture Perfect
presents hundreds of these products from a bygone era, tracing their
history in the United States and providing information about the
manufacturing techniques employed in their production. 160 pages.
Publisher: Rizzoli (October 15, 1991)
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