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We in L.A. love to push the envelope as much as possible, so why not find a way to make getting some fresh ink and body piercings acts of charity? This was exactly what The Proper Barber Shop went for when it hosted A Night For Invisible Children last month and took up the noble cause of helping end the abduction and use of children as soldiers in east Africa. More»

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Like the most extravagant bar mitzvah one could conceive, you name it, and Billabong's Design for Humanity benefit last night probably had it. Fashion, music and art were the main attractions at the block party held on the streets of NYC off of Melrose. You know, the fake New York city streets lot at Paramount Studios in Hollywood. More»

[All Photos by NICK HUNT for PMc]. Last night, those who walked through the opening of Parc Foundation Gallery's Invisible Children exhibit were taking steps to stop Africa's longest war. Patrons were surrounded by a visual explosion of photographic work, sculptural installations and social media all dedicated to raising awareness about the cause. More»

[All Photos by Marie Havins for PMc] On Saturday, April 25th, New Yorkers gathered with Invisible Children's co-founder Lauren Poole for an overnight worldwide rally on behalf of the abducted child soldiers of Uganda and the Congo. The international event, which took place in over 100 cities worldwide, included a symbolic march, a letter writing campaign, and overnight campout. The New York Event began at City Hall, after which rescuers marched across the Brooklyn Bridge and camped the night at Fulton Ferry State Park. More story and photos below... More»