French Riviera Film Festival Launches “I Stand for Ukraine” PSA Campaign Los Angeles, March 7, 2022 – French Riviera Film Festival, in collaboration with Kvartal Concert UA, has launched a PSA Campaign in support of Ukraine. The first spot features a poignant message from festival partner, award-winning actor Eric Roberts, with music by Keaton Simons.
Month: March 2022
As The Simonetta Lein Show wraps up its 4th season in the New Year of 2022, the show welcomes everyone’s favorite next-door neighbor, Steve Urkel from the hit series Family Matters, Mr. Jaleel White! Today, Jaleel White is an extremely accomplished actor, producer and writer, having attended UCLA in Los Angeles, California, earning a degree
Composer Randy Edelman intimately captures his audience, forever giving his soul to touch their hearts and in return they ultimately hold him and his piano hostage on stage. Dubbed “Best Live Set in 2021” by “Rock NYC”, Randy is swiftly becoming the “hottest ticket” in town and therefore returning by popular demand once again to
Billboard recording artist April Rose Gabrielli is going on a week-long tour to promote her new single “Bad Habit (Don’t Make Me Bad)” with Sofar from March 11-17th, 2022. “Bad Habit (Don’t Make Me Bad)” is the follow-up to her Billboard smash hit “Do You?” that was released through Soho Records & AWAL/Sony. New Yorker,
Most proud achievement as an artist: I’m proudest that I was able to work my way into the industry when I did, and to associate with very talented collaborators. I became a full time DJ and music producer in my late 20’s, now early 30’s. It’s common for most musicians to second their music career to
When you hear the word ‘collide’ you might conjure up feelings of hurt, of moving objects gaining momentum and crashing into another object. In the instrumental, “Collide” you might say two flutes melt together into the basin of a piano bed. Nothing but airy, weightless tones come over you. “Collide” from flutists Steve Markoff and
Rock has undisputedly been struggling in the past ten years to maintain the relevant influence it had over pop culture for so many decades, but if it’s going to make a grand comeback in the 2020s, it’s going to need a lot of help from bands like Starfire. Starfire’s new album Dreaming of Your Destiny is one