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SO2 – Spotlight Lois
Samuels is featured in theEstée Lauder campaign.
Art & Culture, Entertainment, Lifestyle, Local Lifestyle, Style, Style Observer, Tuesday Style
April 11, 2020

SO2 – Spotlight Lois

Firstly

H&M (if you must it’s Harry & Meghan) aren’t the only ones who’ve made the move to the West Coast. The Rock’s beloved Lois Samuels, former supermodel-cum-designer and artist has made the move from NYC to Laguna Niguel, Orange County. “Moving to the West Coast I’d say feels like the best move I made since I left Jamaica… something about having the open air and sunny skies along with mountains and ocean just balances it,” she gushed to SO2.

It’s not a solo trip. Samuels has made the move along with her son Malo who’s at university in San Diego, where he is studying neuroscience.

With several plans and projects on the table like the Estée Lauder advertising campaign, plus an agent on the West Coast for the next chapter of her life, she’s set to blow up. Our eyes remain peeled!

Next

The phrase “you are not trapped at home; you’re safe at home” has become increasingly popular online over the past few weeks. Yes, we miss going for drinks with friends, popping into Portie for the weekend, and catching up at our favourite restos. However, sheltering in place is essential for our well-being. As another Internet adage states, “Stay inside or live the rest of your life in a picture frame”. Get it?

Bunkering has revealed that we heavily rely on the Internet to keep us informed and entertained. Recently, Drake almost broke the Internet when he (finally) showed the world pictures of his son Adonis. In our consumption of pop culture, sometimes we forget that for celebs who are parents, parenting comes before fame. Well, for most of them anyway. But this got SO2 thinking about celebs with Rock roots and their progeny who tend to keep a lower profile.

Also, we’ve rounded up several feel-good posts Jamaican celebs have made on their social media platforms. These have provided a bit of escapism as the quarantine days blend into each other.

So, enjoy another leisurely day (it’s Sunday, BTW) and continue to ignore all those projects that you said you’d get to if you had the time. We are, as well.

(Photos: Skip Marley, Ashley Walters,Stacey McKenzie, Lila Ike, Macka Diamond & Winston Duke/Instagram and IMDb)

The Rock’s beloved Lois Samuels and her son Malo(Photo: Lois Samuels/Instagram)
A video grab of Lois Samuels in the Estée Lauder campaign
Lois Samuels (right) in the Estée Lauder advertising campaign
Unless you’re close to Sandra ‘Pepa’ Denton (centre) or haverun into her at a wedding (like Page 2 did at the nuptials of DrSara Lawrence and Major Noel Lewis), you wouldn’t know hercharming children, Tyran Moore (right) and Egypt Criss.
Trevor George Smith Jr aka Busta Rhymes(right) has six children — three sons andthree daughters. His five eldest childrenhave all gone to uni and his youngest willmost certainly too. This snapshot is of therapper and his eldest son T’ziah Wood-Smith.
Dancehall phenom Sean Paul and hismedia personality wife Jodi Henriquessure do make beautiful children! Thecouple has three-year-old Levi Blazeand seven-month-old Remi Leigh.
Aubrey’Drake’Graham akaChampagnePapi showedpicturesof his sonAdonis.(Photo:ChampagnePapi/Instagram)
On March 1, HarryBelafonte turned93 and celebratingwith him wasdaughter Shari.
Referred to by his father Moses ‘BeenieMan’ Davis (right) as The Prince, MosesDavis Jr is heir to an epic kingdom.
You have to salute Cardi B for introducing daughter Kulture to the world onthe cover of Vogue. Lensed by Annie Leibowitz, no less. We reckon thatextraness is on account of the rapper’s Dominican and Trini roots.
Talk about being a protective mom. Hollywoodactress Kerry Washington has two children, and themedia has yet to see or snap a pic of them. Not evenBeyoncé achieved that level of privacy. Respect!
Talk about being a protective mom. Hollywoodactress Kerry Washington has two children, and themedia has yet to see or snap a pic of them. Not evenBeyoncé achieved that level of privacy. Respect!
Jamaican-British actor Ashley Walters, star of thewildly popular series Top Boy and Bulletproof, iskeeping sane by keeping fit, with his outdoor ‘gym’.
Jamaican-British actor Ashley Walters, star of thewildly popular series Top Boy and Bulletproof, iskeeping sane by keeping fit, with his outdoor ‘gym’.
Congrats to Trinibagonian actorWinston Duke on landing therecent Spenser Confidential, inwhich he stars alongside MarkWahlberg, the top-streamedmovie on Netflix.
We appreciate Jamaican-Canadian modelStacey McKenzie’s reminder to “take care of notonly yourselves, your families, but also peoplein need…” Good vibes are needed during thesetrying times.
Need some new music to addto your quarantine playlist?Listen to the acoustic versionof Skip Marley’s Slow Down,which premiered on YouTubeMusic earlier this week.
BBC Radio 1Xtra is keeping folks acrossThe Pond warm with rousing reggaebeats. Last week the station streamedLila Ike’s freestyle session.
Necessity is the mother of invention, andthe queen of reinvention Macka Diamondisn’t waiting on royalties to pay herbills. The reggae artiste is now sellingoranges, and from the comment section,we’ve ascertained that they are verysweet! Those who can, do!

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