Yesterday Lisa and Robert attended the Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy Still Photography Exhibit hosted by Paul Smith (of which earlier this morning I posted a twitter picture). Below the mqs, with HQs to come soon.

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Events from 2012 > Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy Still Photography Exhibit NOW IN HQ thanks to iheartjake.com

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@paulsmith with Pauley Perette and Lisa Edelstein

Exclusively on Precious Stone thanks to awesomeannie.com HQ Promotional Stills of Lisa in the upcoming movie Blue-Eyed Butcher airing on March 3.

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Appereantly on February 9 in Paris they had a preview of Robert’s works for the Los Angeles Contemporary Tendencies. Thanks to CLOSE_U we found some pictures. Actually only the first one shows Lisa directly but she appears in others too.

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Events from 2012 > Los Angeles Contemporary Tendencies

Thanks a million to _ppistachio for finding those, it’s amazing to see Lisa in her youth with same full energy of now. Gooooo Lisa!

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Scans from 2004 and before > Wayne Valley High School 1984 Yearbook

Updated with 115 HQs from the Farm Sanctuary’s 2008 Gala with Lisa Edelstein and million thanks to CLOSE_U for the heads up.

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Events from 2008 > Farm Sanctuary’s 2008 Gala

Million thanks to joshbowmanfan.com.

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Scans from 2012 > Entertainment Weekly – February 24, 2012

A little sad-wonderful variety ad of For your consideration with House & Cuddy

Today, February 16th, is the grand opening of Best Friends Animal Society Pet Adoption and Spay/Neuter Center in Los Angeles, and what a great day it is!

n fact, it is a year to the day since we submitted our proposal to the city’s chief accounting officer, Miguel Santana, to operate the never-opened Mission Hills Animal Care Center as an adoption outlet for city shelter animals, along with a low-cost and free spay/neuter center for an underserved community.

While a year may seem like a long time, in municipal bureaucracy terms, it is merely the blink of an eye. Today, after two and a half weeks of a shakedown run, we gathered with friends, supporters and stakeholders to officially open this exciting new enterprise.

On hand was City Council Member Richard Alarcón, in whose district our new operation is located; Council Member Tony Cardenas, an avid animal supporter from a neighboring district; and representatives of Mayor Antonio Villairagosa. The mayor unfortunately had to bow out to host the vice-president of China and U.S. vice-president Joe Biden. Yes, we did encourage the mayor to bring his guests along as well, but to no avail. Mayor Villaraigosa has been a four square support of this project, and we are grateful for his confidence in Best Friends and his belief in a no-kill vision for Los Angeles. Also in attendance were actors Hilary Swank, Eric Roberts, Lisa Edelstein, Kristin Bauer, Rachelle Lefevre, Amy Smart, and local hero Danny Trejo, among others.

To match the occasion, the adoption center itself was dressed to the hilt, with a new interior design scheme, compliments of design and fashion trendsetter Kelly Wearstler, who donated her services to make the place that much more inviting for the animal-loving public to come and meet their new best friends.

That’s a lot of star power and for good reason. Best Friends’ contract with the city represents a first of its kind — a public/private partnership in a major city to use a city shelter for a strictly lifesaving agenda.

All the animals offered for adoption at the new center are pulled from one of the other six L.A. Animal Services shelters. Our goal for year one is to find adoptive homes for a minimum of 3,000 city shelter animals and provide 6,000 spay/neuter procedures through the clinic.

And, as if that is not exciting enough, all of this is just part of a larger citywide campaign that Best Friends has pulled together with the support and participation of a coalition of 40 (and counting) local rescue groups and spay/neuter providers, along with L.A. Animal Services. The campaign, No More Homeless Pets Los Angeles, is a comprehensive approach to ending the needless killing of shelter animals through ramped-up adoptions and highly targeted spay/neuter services for low-income residents of the city. Best Friends has committed to fund the campaign that includes subsidies for increased coalition adoption numbers and spay/neuter project grants for targeted zip codes.

There is lot more to the picture — and a lot of good in store for L.A. shelter animals. I will fill you in as the story unfolds.

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The single picture we have of Lisa and Robert is now finally in HQ. Enjoy it