interview
Interviews with lovers, fighters and the various professionals who deal with our dysfunction.
The Backbone Of The Entertainment Industry Exclusive Interview with Branding Mogul Lucky Church
I sat down with global liaison, Lucky Church. Having worked with huge brands like the Grammy Awards, Fat Joe, Nike, Wu-Tang Clan, Team Jordan, BET, Universal Records, DJ Khaled, and many others, it’s safe to say that Lucky Church has made a name for himself as one of the behind-the-scenes, go-to guys in the entertainment industry. With over 20 years of PR , marketing and networking experience, he has become a super-connector, global liaison, and a pro at building meaningful sustainable relationships. Lucky, currently director of Client Relations and Social Media Management at Mungo Creative Group, is a man who cannot be defined by one single role. The Harlem/Bronx native wears many hats and has very recently partnered with Billy Porter, as his social media manager. He has a natural gift for building and cultivating relationships, and it shines through all that he does. Here's an exclusive look at how the international branding tycoon built his empire.
By Michelle Du'Bois3 years ago in Humans
A Chance Encounter
I stood there as the cashier slid items across the scanner, watching the total rise with each swipe as I gripped my pocketbook close to side. I knew exactly how much money was in there, forty-seven dollars and fifty-six cents. Times had been hard before, but this was different. I had been out of full-time work for several months now and only able to pick up part-time shifts at a local diner. I had moved here because of my job and then the factory closed.
By Crystal Pietz3 years ago in Humans
The Proust Questionnaire Answered by
1. What is your idea of perfect happiness? Before answering this question, I need to admit that I became allergic to the word “perfect”, given I am a recovered perfectionist! This being clarified, I tend to make the difference between joy, happiness/fulfillment, and wholeness.
By Myriam Ben Salem3 years ago in Humans
Natalie Parra with Keiko Conservation
A thousand sharks don’t scare Natalie Parra, but a single plastic bag does. To Parra, saving the ocean doesn’t just mean putting a stop to plastic use, although that’s a huge part of it. There are many underlying problems that are causing the ocean’s downfall, including human’s ignorance with open ocean sharks and mammal captivity. When she began free-diving in Hawaii a few years ago, she couldn’t help but do something about the issues she saw.
By Manifestation Mindset Mentor3 years ago in Humans
Gio Made It, Taking The Media Industry By Storm
Gio Made It, Pittsburgh's very own. Devyn Giovengo (Gio Made It) is a 20 year old with a clothing line, record label, managing two music artists and much more. Gio's business "Gio Made It" is a media company that has everything you could ever need as a business or artist. Gio and his team do videography, graphic design, photography and visualizers.
By Melissa Arlington3 years ago in Humans
Cindy Mich
Cindy Mich, Founder of The Art is Alive Magazine is an active media personality and award-winning journalist. She contributes to a cluster of online and offline platforms, and her radio shows, Cin’s Chat Corner and Sons Spotlight, hold a total of 103,000 listeners spread across twenty states with a 15% international following.
By Tammy Reese3 years ago in Humans
A. S.imple D.ate review and interview with Rebecca Faith Quinn
They say that representation matters, so why are we still waiting for proper representation for autistic females? Plenty of autistic female writers and actresses exist, and yet filmmakers choose to omit them from stories about autism. Autistic women like myself didn't grow up seeing autistic females on TV, and the autistic girls of today shouldn't grow up the same way. My good friend Rebecca Faith Quinn is a fellow autistic who was also fed up with the lack of autistic female characters, so she decided to make her own. Her short film, A. S.imple D.ate, focuses on an autistic woman named Rachel who goes on a date with a guy she met online. It may be a short film on YouTube (channel name is YoungQuinn Productions), but it is undeniably a huge step in the right direction for autistic female representation.
By Catherine Burford4 years ago in Humans
Aline
Aline is an award-winning American singer/songwriter, rapper, and an award-winning nominee in the Screen Actors Guild and AFTRA union known as Bethany Aline. She has recently worked for Halle Berry on her first directional feature "Bruised", and with Sally Field, Jason Segel, Russell Brand, and more on Netflix's "Dispatches From Elsewhere".
By Tammy Reese4 years ago in Humans
A cornered cat becomes as fierce as a … Garfield
August 16, 2020. Written by Edward Attwood “We’re in a neighbourhood now; I wanna get out and explore…” Many adult youths in Victoria are noticing massive changes to their everyday routines during the second wave of lockdown.
By Edward Attwood4 years ago in Humans