Starworks Group’s VIP Services and Artists divisions were tremendously successful – and busy! – at this year’s Golden Globe awards, held on January 15th, and the surrounding parties. Congratulations to all the winners and nominees, and to our clients who helped make them look spectacular:

Dianna Agron: Hair by Adir Abergel
Kate Beckinsale:  Makeup by Molly R. Stern
Leslie Bibb:  Hair by John D
Jessica Biel:  Styling by Estee Stanley
Connie Britton:  Stuart Weitzman shoes
Albert Brooks:  Styling by Michael Fisher
Ty Burrell:  Styling by Michael Fisher
Jessica Chastain:  Makeup by Mai Quynh
Lauren Conrad:  Makeup by Amy Nadine
Laura Dern:  Andrew Gn gown
Mireille Enos:  Hair by John Ruggiero
Romola Garai:  Hair by Alex Polillo, Makeup by Amy Nadine
Sarah Michelle Gellar:  Monique Lhuillier gown
Anne Hathaway:  Hair by Adir Abergel, Makeup by Kate Lee
Jonah Hill:  Simon Spurr tuxedo, Styling by Michael Fisher
Rosie Huntington-Whiteley:  Hair by Adir Abergel
Mila Kunis:  Hair by Mara Roszak
Diane Lane:  Hair by John D
Rooney Mara:  Makeup by Kate Lee
Debra Messing:  Monique Lhuillier gown and Stuart Weitzman shoes
Lea Michele:  Styling by Estee Stanley, Hair by Mark Townsend
Ahna O’Reilly:  Hair by Alex Polillo
Paula Patton:  Monique Lhuillier gown
Busy Phillips:  Temperley London gown
Amy Poehler:  Stuart Weitzman shoes
Christopher Plummer:  Makeup by Robin Black
Nicole Richie:  Styling by Cher Coulter
Andrea Riseborough:  Vivienne Westwood gown
Emma Stone:  Hair by Mara Roszak
Callie Thorne:  Stuart Weitzman shoes
Kristen Wiig:  Hair by Mark Townsend
Ariel Winter:  Hair by Aviva
Reese Witherspoon:  Hair by Adir Abergel, Makeup by Molly R. Stern
Shailene Woodley:  Styling by Kris Zero

Kristina N. of Starworks NY sure loves a good concert (when you have a friend at LiveNation, who wouldnt?!?) Here, she writes about this week’s adventures…

In the spirit of summer, I decided to spend some of my hot summer nights on my own version of a summer concert series. My first stop was to  Rihanna’s Loud Tour at Nassau Coliseum on Tuesday night.  We had a surprise visit by Kanye West who performed “All Of The Lights” and “Run This Town”.   Rihanna’s outfit changes were often and elaborate to say the least. My personal favorite was her opening looking, a neon gem bikini.

Wednesday night, I got a chance to see U2 for the first time, along with fellow Starworker Dafna. We arrived at New Jersey’s New Meadowlands Stadium where nearly 100,000 people were in attendance. Let’s just say things got sweaty real quick! Beyond how amazing they sound live, I have to say I was blown away by the stage, which pulsed all night with TV monitors, lights and speakers.

Next week I am off to see Young Weezy aka Lil Wayne…stay tuned…

This week we checked in with acclaimed (and recently married!)  location artist,  Borbay. Voted Time Out New York’s Most Creative New Yorker in 2009, he is truly leading the way with his creative and quirky art. Borbay is definitely someone to watch!

1. What is the first thing you do every morning?

Wake up around 8AM, brew a pot of super strong coffee, hit my computer, blog, Tweet, answer emails, then hit the canvas, hard.

2.  What is one of your favorite places to visit?

In the city? Chelsea Piers to play ice hockey with the men of TBD. The streets of Manhattan to paint and get nice, particularly The Guggenheim; down in TriBeCa with the BevForce peeps; and, formerly, Elaine’s on the Upper East Side. And, of course, Minnetonka or Nesconset to spend time with the family.

3.  Where is your favorite place in the city to drink/eat?

Don’t make me choose! Big, huge fan of Rathbones on the Upper East Side… it’s been one of my top watering holes since 2004. Walker’s in TriBeCa for sure — I used to work in advertising on Franklin Street, so it was a frequent lunch spot.

4.   What is the one book or song/album that changed your life?

While I read Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas at least five times a year, I’d have to say The Warhol Diaries by Warhol and Pat Hackett. It’s bigger than a Bible/Phonebook lovechild (was that wrong?), but this long-form blueprint for professional artists was worth it — Two Times.

5.  What is your favorite thing about your career?

Everything. Being my own boss. Creating something I believe in without compromise. Realizing my potential and knowing that if I fail, I failed — the flame burns out in my hand, and my hand alone.

6.  How does it feel to be married?

Marriage is amazing. Erin and I have lived together (in sin?) for three years before we tied the knot, so from a day-to-day perspective, it’s not a big change. Emotionally, there is a calm, warming feeling knowing you are in it for life. Big picture, our families are now one, and overall, there is a subtle but profound sense of indescribable closeness.

7.  What is one of the biggest goals you have not accomplished yet?

Do you have a few days to discuss this? Everything. Whatever comes my way as a result of day after day of hard work. I don’t covet any particular outcome because the universe is creative enough for this guy.

Katie C. gave her parents, in from London, the NYC tourist special… lunch at The Boathouse followed by a trip to the McQueen exhibit at the Met. On Saturday they dined at Waverly Inn and strolled the High Line. The weekend ended with brunch at Pastis and a Circle Line sightseeing trip including a great view of our Lady Liberty.

Lindsay S. was out east in the Hamptons making homemade pizzas and enjoying the incredible sunset!

Emily L. saw the one and only Paul McCartney at Yankee Stadium…even better, Billy Joel was a special guest!