Early life and education Allen’s interest in show business began during his childhood, when he would accompany his mother to NBC studios in Burbank where she worked as a publicist. At age 14, Allen put together his first stand-up routine and began appearing on amateur night at comedy clubs throughout the Los Angeles area. Career Comedian Jimmie Walker saw Allen's stand-up act and invited the 14-year-old comedian to join his comedy writing team alongside promising young comedians Jay Leno and David Letterman. At age 18, Allen made his television debut on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson. One of his earliest roles was as a regular presenter on the NBC series Real People during the show's entire run. His show "Jammin" was picked up as "Kickin' It with Byron Allen" in 1992, … [Read more...]
Peace Day Party, Times Square, September 21st
Peace Day Party, Times Square, September 21st from Paul Sladkus on Vimeo. Strengthening the message of the International Day of Peace as declared by 193 counties of the United Nations. Good News Corporation, a nonprofit produced the event with coproducers, We Can't Have That Foundation and the BeTerrific production team. With help from Sarabeth Corporation, Gaia Holistic. Hugg a Planets, May Peace Prevail on Earth Flags and Poles and Animoduals made the LIVE EVENT so colorful. … [Read more...]
Reverend Paul Sladkus Is here to serve YOU:)
Reverend Paul Sladkus was ordained by the State of New York in 2009. He attend the New Seminary, the oldest Interfaith and Spiritual Seminary in the world, headquartered in New York, New York. The program was conceived by all faith leaders to build harmony among the religions and those who wanted to live the life they desired with religion and spirituality. Reverend Paul states, “I am a practicing born Jew, who also practices and believes in all religions and spirituality and the good they have to share. It’s the people who make up religion and I love people, as well our plant and animal kingdom. We are all one.” I have conducted wonderful weddings, births, deaths, special events and more. I am here for you, it’s you special occasions and however I can be of service I’m in. I can … [Read more...]
The 19th Annual Women’s eNews ‘21 Leaders for the 21st Century’ Awards Gala
Host - Tamsen Fadal, 11-time Emmy winning PIX 11 News Anchor, author and producer Executive Director of Women’s eNews – Lori Sokol Honorary Gala Chair - Loreen Arbus, president of The Loreen Arbus Foundation, The Goldenson-Arbus Foundation, and Loreen Arbus Productions, Inc. Honorary Gala Co-Chairs - Abigail Disney, documentary filmmaker and co-founder, Level Forward Lauren Embrey, president, Embrey Family Foundation Suzanne Lerner, co-founder and president, Michael Stars. Gala Keynote Speaker - Wendy Davis, former Texas State Senator, 2014 Texas Democratic Gubernatorial nominee, and Founding Director of Deeds not Words. Check out this year’s 2019 Women’s eNews ‘21 Leaders for the 21st Century’ - who will be celebrated at this year’s … [Read more...]
The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences – Chuck Scarborough WNBC News Anchor, Sue Simmons (Retired) WNBC News Anchor… Video 12/6 Stay Tuned with more to come!
Thursday, November 29, 2018 SPOTTER SHEET Gold & Silver Circle membership is a celebration of personal achievement and contribution. Members of the Gold & Silver Circle are media professionals who began their careers in broadcasting at least 25 or 50 years ago either in a performing, creative, technical, administrative or journalistic role, or in a peripheral area directly related to television, such as production and education. Inductees have made significant contributions to both their industry and their communities throughout their careers. The 2018 Gold Circle Induction of Honorees: Diane Sawyer ABC News Anchor Chuck Scarborough WNBC News Anchor Diane Sawyer Diane Sawyer is an ABC News anchor, tackling some of the biggest issues of our time in new ways with … [Read more...]
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