Julie Ben-Victor created a darling video a while back that she has graciously allowed me to share with you. It is called Home and it features herself, her husband Paul Ben-Victor, and the too-cute-for-words Cowboy. After watching this, I want a Chihuahua!
On March 13, an artist’s reception was held for Victor Friedman, Paul Ben-Victor’s father. The exhibit, entitled “Captured and Constructed,” celebrates 40 years of Victor Friedman’s impressive photography. The reception, held at the Jeanie Madsen Gallery in Santa Monica, gave admirer’s a chance to meet the artist in person. It was filled to capacity.
Paul Ben-Victor and his father Victor Friedman
Paul and Julie Ben-Victor
Paul Ben-Victor, Julie Ben-Victor, Leah Kornfeld Friedman, and Victor Friedman
Evan Handler and Victor Friedman
A full house
For those of you in the LA area, the collection can be seen at the Jeanie Madsen Gallery until April 20, 2010. There will be a closing reception on April 15, 2010. Visit the gallery’s website for hours and location.
If you are in the Houston or New York areas, Victor Friedman’s work can also be seen in the permanent collections at the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston, Texas; the Brooklyn Museum; the Museum of the City of New York; and the New York Public Library. Victor Friedman’s photos can also be viewed on his website.
StageScene LA has given Julie Ben-Victor (Julie Austin Felder) the honor of Outstanding Performance by a Featured Actress (Drama) for her role in The Miracle Worker. Congratulations to Julie!
Sorry this is so last minute, but I only found out about this yesterday. For those of you in the LA area, Paul Ben-Victor will be performing Thursday, September 10 (tomorrow), in a stage reading of Last I Heard, Dave Rodriguez’s latest feature screenplay. Also appearing in the reading is Paul’s wife Julie Ben-Victor.
Synopsis: Mafia capo Joseph ‘MR. JOE’ Scoleri (Paul BenVictor), comes home to Queens, NY after serving almost 20 years in federal prison. He tries to re-connect with his daughter RITA (Kathrine Narducci) and establish a relationship with his neighbor BOBBY (Erik Palladino), who was a young boy when he went away, and is now married with a young son. He realizes through those relationships and other situations, that nothing is the same as it was before he went away.
The reading is from 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. at the Hayworth Theatre. The address is:
Hayworth Theatre
2511 Wilshire Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA
The admission price is a simple RSVP. Can’t beat that price! Send your RSVP to daver1988@gmail.com or you can RSVP on this Facebook event page. This performance is one night only, so don’t hesitate if you want to attend!
Some of you may have already heard this news, but for those of you who haven’t, you may be happy to know that on July 5, Paul Ben-Victor married Julie Austin Felder!
I would have gotten this notice up earlier, however, I’ve been having ongoing computer problems. But I want to thank Julie Ben-Victor, BB Fenix of Pure PR Associates, and Marc Bennett for being so gracious and allowing me to share the following pictures and video with all of you.
The wedding took place at a Los Angeles yacht club under a large white tent. Most of the guests wore white. It was a beautiful setting. There were so many wonderful pictures to choose from that I had a hard time deciding which ones to pick, but I can only post a few so, first up, here are the happy couple. Don’t they make a lovely pair?
Photo courtesy of Julie Ben-Victor, photographer unknown
Photo courtesy of Julie Ben-Victor, photographer unknown
Photo courtesy of Julie Ben-Victor, photographed by Hart Nw Houston
Here are Paul and Julie lip-syncing to their own pre-recorded voices. What fun!
Not surprisingly, there were several celebrities in attendance, but since this blog focuses on the I-Man cast, there is one in particular that I know all of you are interested in: Vincent Ventresca. Check out the photos!
Photo courtesy of Marc Bennett
Photo courtesy of Pure PR Associates, photographed by Angie Pines
Photo courtesy of Julie Ben-Victor, photographed by Hart Nw Houston