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Julaug11 1-9-P F ASHION LIFESTYLE ART ENTERTAINMENT July/August 2011 FREE Summer Skiing in Argentina Kenneth Choi joins Captain America Dubai Heats Up San Francisco’s Cool Treats The Zine Scene in Las Vegas yellowmags.com FROM THE EDITOR IN CHIEF It has been so hot and dry for so long, it almost feels like there has only been one season this year—summer! It is the perfect setting for our July/August issue in which our focus is on all things HOT. Of course, hot relates to more than temperature and spiciness—it includes a vast variety of things for which there is high demand, even if those things just happen to be cold. Along those lines, we have included coverage of snow skiing in Argentina in the summer. Why wait for winter in Vail or Aspen when you can easily escape to the mountains of Argentina, right now? If you want a break from the heat that is a lot closer to home even though it does not offer skiing, you can experience what some have famously described as the coldest winter they ever spent in the summer in San Francisco. But if your strategy is to go somewhere hotter than it is here in Houston so that when you return it will feel cooler by comparison, we suggest Dubai where the average temperature this time of year is in excess of 100 degrees Fahrenheit. Even there, you can seek refuge within the confines of the luxuriously cool oasis of the new five star waterfront resort, Jumeirah Zabeel Saray. It is on a scale all its own. We have highlighted some items that will make you look hot and feel hot and others that will make you look cool and feel cool. We clue you in on the healthful benefits of a variety of teas beyond what has been reported exhaustively about green tea. We inform you of a supplement that has been described as a sunscreen in pill form. Kenneth Choi has a new best friend in July and his name is Captain America. And sometime towards the end of the year he continues the good fight but this time against the North Koreans in the remake of Red Dawn. You may recognize Photo by Collin Kelly Kenneth but not be exactly sure from where. That may be because he has appeared almost everywhere…Glee, Hawthorne, 24, Samurai Girl and in dozens and dozens of other series and films. He offers hope for anyone thinking about getting into acting and moving to L.A. to pursue their dreams of stardom. In his first week in L.A., Kenneth was signed to appear in an independent film. In his first year, he appeared in six television series. It just goes to show you, that it can be done. In fairness, Kenneth says he was “very, very lucky”. So good luck to all of you as you pursue your passion and your dreams. V. Hoang The color yellow has played a recurrent symbolic role throughout the history of Asian culture. It symbolizes the earth that sustains all life, yet has been embraced by Buddhist monks as an expression of unchallenged power. Such is the role of yellow: always revered but in different ways under different circumstances. The mission of Yellow Magazine is to introduce our readers to the artistic , fashion, lifestyle and entertainment contributions made by Asian Americans. It is our hope that the depth and breadth of the topics and events we cover do justice to the pride that the color yellow has represented throughout the millennia. As the editor in chief of Yellow Magazine, my last name is Hoang, which also means yellow. Just as I am proud of my name, I am proud of my heritage, and proud of Yellow Magazine. Editor in Chief V. Van Hoang, President of MV Media Editor Creative Director Henri Merceron Jeff Martin Cultural Editors Website Vuthy Kuon Leo Sipras Tricia Volore Assistant to the Editor in Chief Health Editor Ashley Vu Ivy Yang Contributing Photographers Travel Editor Mitchell Alexander Matt Sims Thang Nguyen Wine Editor [email protected] Philip Cuisimano Timothy Frederick Music Editor timothyfrederick.com Tyler Merceron Shehla Z. Shah shehlazshahphotography.com Lifestyle Editor Peter Tham Chau Nguyen-Todd Fashion Photographer Beauty Editor Collin Kelly Tree Vaello Fashion Stylist Fashion Editor Leslie Rivas Vi Hua Photography Intern Contributing Writers Jonathan Foelker Deanne Nguyen Fashion Intern Leo Sipras Betty Gonzales Ashley Vu Business Manager Karla Montejo Publisher Publisher/Managing Director MV Media Frank Perez National Advertising Local Advertising Verve Communications 713.528.6000 x103 Group [email protected] 325 N. St. Paul Street Suite 1360 Dallas, TX 75201 214.965.9933 x106 vervecommunications.com Yellow Magazine 3040 Post Oak Blvd. Suite 1440 Houston, TX 77056 p 713.528.6000 f 713.228.3186 yellowmags.com Yellow Magazine is published monthly. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or part of the magazine is strictly prohibited without the permission of the publisher. Yellow Magazine is not responsible for any unsolicited materials submitted. Subscriptions to Yellow Magazine July / August be purchased for $36/12 issues. Mail check to: Yellow Magazine, 3040 Post Oak Blvd., Suite 1440, Houston, TX 77056. © 2011 MV Media On the cover Trench by Royal Underground $895, Neiman Marcus Moonstone and pearl earrings by Jane Jacomini Herring $4180, sloan/hall Model Tiffani Dang July / August 2011 TRAVEL It’s Snowing Right Now in Argentina Summer Skiing by LEO SIPRAS That’s right—you can hop on a plane and be on the slopes in just a few hours, right in the dead of summer. The ski season is in full swing in Argentina’s “winter”, and we’re not talking bunny slopes and fake snow. This is the real deal, skiing challenging runs surrounded by some of the most beautiful scenery in the world, then hitting the nightlife with some of the world’s most beautiful people. That’s how they roll in Argentina. There’s no reason to wait for snow to hit Colorado or St. Moritz when some of the best skiing in the world is available this weekend in Argentina. Whether you prefer wide open slopes for relaxed skiing or snowboarding, Argentina Tourism or backwoods cross-country trails that test your endurance, Argentina has argentina.travel/en the perfect ski locations for you—all surrounded by some of the most magnificent scenery in the world. Llao Llao Hotel & Resort Perhaps the best known of Argentina’s nine ski areas is Cerro Catedral, Av. Ezequiel Bustillo Km 25 the most advanced ski center in Argentina, and probably all of South America. R8401ALN In addition to offering facilities and services for skiers from beginner to Gentileza Centro de Ski Caviahue Bariloche-Patagonia, championship level, its location near San Carlos de Bariloche makes it unique. Argentina 54 2944 448530 The ski center offers a ski pass to access every run in the complex, and is the What makes Catedral such a wonderful place to ski is definitely its close llaollao.com largest skiable surface in South America. With 38 lifts that provide access to proximity to San Carlos de Bariloche, a beautiful city that sits on the edge every corner of the mountain quickly and safely, you can pick between the of Lake Nahuel Huapi and is surrounded by majestic peaks. Founded in rolling carpet of the Chairlift Del Bosque, the Quadruple Clouds detachable, 1902, Bariloche is at the hub of Argentinian mountain culture, with its or the cable car that holds up to 30 passengers. The Terrain Park is an area original settlers comprised of Austrians, Germans, Chileans, and Italians. In specially equipped to practice tricks and stunts, with obstacles like rails and the 1930’s, the center of the town was built to have the appearance of an boxes, adapted for skiers both intermediate and advanced. alpine village, and the government increased development of the area as a For 2011, the children’s Kid’s Club has moved to a new home on the resort destination to compete with Europe. Paseo Plaza Amancay, where it has more space and expanded services for To Argentinians, Bariloche represents the good life, as both a winter and children 3 to 11 years old. If you want to take a break from skiing, the very summer playground full of excellent cuisine, exciting nightlife, and chocolate popular toboggan run is a broad sweep from the Parador connection to the shops galore. Luxury hotel accomodations are available at the internationally new station on Princess II, and the snow tubing track guarantees fun and renowned Llao Llao Hotel and Resort, a five-star hotel that looks like a adrenaline rushes for both children and adults. Also, the nighttime downhill giant mountain lodge. Just for us, the hotel’s new Morena Wing was designed torch parade is a definite must-see. August is the busiest time of the year, to please North Americans, with larger rooms and terraces, plus what can and the first two weeks of the month are big holiday times, so you need to only be described as extravagant bathrooms—providing the perfect place book well in advance and be prepared for crowds. to soak after a summer’s day on the slopes. Secretaría de Turismo de Mendoza Turismo de Secretaría Secretaría de Turismo de Mendoza Turismo de Secretaría ©Francisco Bedeschi ©Francisco Gentileza Centro de Ski Caviahue Centro Gentileza 4| July / August 2011 TRAVEL Cool Off This Summer in San Francisco The Signs Say... by LEO SIPRAS Mark Twain never actually wrote “The coldest winter I ever spent was a summer in San Francisco”, but that doesn’t mean the idea isn’t at least partially true.
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