Michael Moebius’ “Marilyn Bubblegum” Graces yet another Magazine. This month he adorns the cover of Robb Report Vietnam for their 2nd Anniversary Special Edition.  

“For over 30 years, Robb Report magazine has served as the definitive authority on connoisseurship for ultra-affluent consumers. Robb Report not only showcases the products and services available from the most prestigious luxury brands around the globe, but it also provides its sophisticated readership with detailed insight into a range of these subjects, which include sports and luxury automobiles, yachts, real estate, travel, private aircraft, fashion, fine jewelry and watches, art, wine, state-of-the-art home electronics and much more. For connoisseurs seeking the very best that life has to offer, Robb Reportremains the essential luxury resource. ”

Can’t wait to see where Moebius art will POP up next…. Don’t forget to check out his latest release, Tiffany Blue, featuring Audrey Hepburn.

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We’ve been waiting since 2005, when the last of Sir Paul McCartney’s extremely popular hand signed Beach Towels lithographs sold out. The original Edition consisted of only 200 signed prints, however, Paul only signed 100 of them. So we waited for him to sign the rest… and waited…. Finally after 8 years, Sir Paul has signed a few more. Not the entire edition, but at least a few more, and we have them for a very limited time.

 Originally painted by Sir Paul in 1990, “Beach Towels” is one of the artworks that Sir Paul painted on Long Island. It is based on the sensations of a sunny morning on the beach.

In 1960, as part of an ongoing battle to get Fox to take her more seriously, and out of jealousy over Taylor’s success, Marilyn came up with an attention-grabbing plan: a poolside shoot in which she’d jump in the water with a bathing suit on-and come out without it. “Larry,” she said, “If I do come out of the pool with nothing on, I want your guarantee that when your pictures appear on the covers of magazines Elizabeth Taylor is not anywhere in the same issue.”

Marilyn was making only $100,000 for what would be her last film, Something’s Got to Give, in 1962, while Taylor was receiving a million dollars for Cleopatra. She wanted to show Fox that she could get the same kind of coverage as the publicity bonanza generated by Taylor’s very public affair with her co-star, Richard Burton.

When Hugh Hefner agreed to pay $25,000 for a nude shot of Marilyn-the most money Playboy had ever paid for a photograph- Schiller thanked her for creating such a big payday, joking, “See what tits ‘n’ ass can do?” “That’s how I got my house and swimming pool,” Marilyn said, laughing.

“There isn’t anybody that looks like me without clothes on.”

Lawrence Schiller is a noted American Pulitzer Prize Winner, Photographer, Film Producer, Director, and Screenwriter. Schiller began his career as a photojournalist for Life, Playboy, & Paris Match, photographing some of the most iconic figures of the 1960′s. Since then, Schiller’s photographs have been featured in Vanity Fair, Life, Look, Newsweek, Time, Paris Match, Stern, and The London Sunday Times.

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Pop! Pop! Icon Marilyn Monroe, as you have never seen her – tongue in cheek – playful coquette, painted – yes, this is a painting by Michael Moebius.

Taking Marilyn, many an artist’s muse, to another dimension, Playboy Artist, Moebius, leads the pack of contemporary Pop artists with his latest painting “Marilyn Bubbles”. No surprise, as his work has been featured in Vogue, Vanity Fair & Playboy to name a few.

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Slash: An Intimate Portrait takes you beyond the glitz and mystique, to reveal the warmth, charm, and humility of one of popular music’s most revered rockers. Robert Knight’s photographs in Slash: An Intimate Portraittrace significant milestones over twenty years in Slash’s career, showing him onstage, in the studio and at home.

Robert Knight has a rare talent for capturing the true essence of his subjects. His lens has captured some of the greatest guitarists of all time: Jimi Hendrix, Jimmy Page, Steve Vai and Eric Clapton. Currently, his work graces over 200 Guitar Center locations.

A percentage of proceeds from this event will be donated to Music Unites, a non‐profit organization dedicated to bringing music education to underprivileged children in underfunded inner city school systems. Music Unitesgoal is to connect people through the universality of music by providing communities with opportunities for a rich musical experience. This is achieved through education programs and by offering established and emerging musicians performance opportunities in a variety of venues and locations, including schools where they act as mentors to the students. ʺSupporting music education is key especially now with the influx of recent budget cuts. We feel honored to be part of this special gallery celebrating the rich experience of uniting music and art created by one of the most iconic musicians of all time, Mick Fleetwood,ʺ says Michelle Edgar, Founder of Music Unites. Music Unites kicked off its first after-school program at Centennial High School in Compton thanks to the House of Rock benefit where Guitar Center donated 30 guitars to students.

Michael Lemmo, a member of Robert Knight’s Brotherhood of Guitar, will be playing a special acoustic performance. Lemmo picked up the guitar at age 11 and quickly found a sound all his own. At the age of 17 he received a full scholarship to Berklee College of Music but took his talents elsewhere to persue the life of a songwriter. Michael has played for artists such as Eddie Van Halen and John Mayer.