And then, once a year, we steal an hour back from the dark.

Daylight Saving Time isn’t just about clocks springing forward or falling back — it’s about light winning, about stretching the day like a golden ribbon across the sky. It’s about that first evening when the sun lingers just a little longer, brushing buildings in amber, turning ordinary streets into movie sets.

Time is the one thing we can’t negotiate with. It doesn’t care about fame, money, or status. It moves — steady, relentless, democratic. But Daylight Saving Time? That’s our tiny rebellion. Our collective decision to chase the light.

And if you’re going to celebrate stealing back the sun, you do it with the best of the best.

You gather the visionaries, the artists, the dreamers — the ones who understand that an extra hour of light is an extra hour to create, to perform, to love, to build legacy. The composers who turn daylight into symphonies. The singers who stretch a sunset into a standing ovation. The storytellers who know that every second counts because every second is currency.

Daylight Saving Time is a reminder:

We don’t just mark time — we make something of it.

It’s cocktails on rooftops while the sky blushes pink.

It’s rehearsals that run long because inspiration doesn’t clock out.

It’s laughter that spills into the evening air, unhurried and unapologetic.

We don’t fear the ticking clock.

We toast to it.

Because the best of the best know something most people forget — time is not meant to be managed. It’s meant to be lived. Stretched. Celebrated.

So, when the clocks shift and the light lingers, step into it.

Stand taller.

Dream bigger.

Create louder.

Top 20 Songs Out Right Now

1. “Twisted” — Scarecrow
2. “Spit” — St. Divine
3. “Younger” — Irene Michaels
4. “Texas Hold ’Em” — Beyoncé
5. “Fortnight” — Taylor Swift ft. Post Malone
6. “Lose Control” — Teddy Swims
7. “Flowers” — Miley Cyrus
8. “Another” — Paulino
9. “Orane” — Avohee Avoher
10. “Vampire” — Olivia Rodrigo
11. “Greedy” — Tate McRae
12. “On Time” — Leroy Thomas
13. “Dance The Night” — Dua Lipa
14. “Cruel Summer” — Taylor Swift
15. “Espresso” — Sabrina Carpenter
16. “Lovin On Me” — Jack Harlow
17. “Calm Down” — Rema & Selena Gomez
18. “Good Luck, Babe!” — Chappell Roan
19. “End of Beginning” — Djo
20. “Saturn” — SZA

Top 20 Indie & Rising Songs Turning Heads Right Now

The independent music world has never been more electrifying. Across rock, pop, alternative, and soul, a new wave of artists is commanding attention with fearless creativity and powerful storytelling. From gritty rock anthems to emotionally charged pop, these songs are building serious momentum across streaming platforms, radio, and live stages.

1. “Twisted” — Scarecrow

A thunderous rock statement with dark theatrical energy, Twisted delivers a cinematic punch. With the powerful presence of legendary rocker Dee Snider on the track and the commanding vocals of lead singer John Blaze, the song feels like a modern metal opera — intense, rebellious, and unforgettable.

2.   “Spit” — St. Divine

A fierce, unapologetic rock track fueled by attitude and razor-sharp energy. Spit explodes with gritty guitars and raw emotion, establishing St. Divine as a band unafraid to challenge expectations.

3. “Younger” — Irene Michaels

An uplifting pop anthem celebrating vitality and reinvention. Irene Michaels delivers a sparkling performance reminding listeners that youth is a mindset and life only becomes richer with experience.

4. “Another” — Paulino

“Another” is the energetic new single from Paulino, inspired by the simple but familiar moment of pouring another drink. Built around a catchy groove and Paulino’s signature rock-leaning vocals, the track captures the mood of late nights, good company, and the carefree feeling that comes when the music is loud and the glasses keep getting refilled. Fun, relatable, and full of attitude, “Another” turns an everyday moment into a sing-along anthem about living in the moment and going back for one more.

5. “One Moment At A Time” — Bex Lindsey

A deeply personal alternative pop release that explores healing, mental health, and resilience through haunting melodies.

6. “Orane Piano Solo (12V)” — Avohee Avoher

A breathtaking instrumental piece where the piano becomes a storyteller. Elegant and emotionally layered, the composition feels both classical and modern.

7. “Rita’s Song” — Quinn Lemley

A glamorous and soulful tribute to the golden age of Hollywood, capturing Lemley’s powerful theatrical voice.

8. “Shadow Lines” — The Midnight Echo

Atmospheric indie rock that builds slowly into a sweeping sonic landscape.

9. “Neon Angels” — Velvet Skyline

Dream-pop textures collide with retro synth energy for a hypnotic late-night soundtrack.

10. “Electric Hearts” — Nova Monroe

A dance-driven indie pop hit with a soaring chorus that refuses to leave your head.

11. “Ghost Town Lovers” — River Saints

12. “Wildfire Eyes” — Luna Vale

13. “Silver Satellite” — Atlas Bloom

14. “Dark Carnival” — The Raven Society

15. “Echoes in the Alley” — Johnny Arcade

16. “Golden Halo” — Stella Gray

17. “After Midnight” — Neon Prophets

18. “Fever Dreamer” — Indigo Riot

19. “Broken Satellites” — The Astral Kids

20. “City of Lights” — Aurora District

Together, these tracks represent the vibrant pulse of the independent music scene — artists who are shaping tomorrow’s sound without waiting for permission. From the explosive rock energy of Scarecrow and St. Divine to the radiant pop spirit of Irene Michaels, the indie landscape continues to prove that the most exciting music often comes from those willing to create their own path.

Top 20 Radio, Podcast & TV Shows Creating Buzz

Across radio, television, and digital platforms, a powerful mix of interview-driven programs, entertainment talk shows, and cultural podcasts are shaping conversations in music, film, and pop culture. From legendary hosts to rising media voices, these programs spotlight artists, creators, and industry insiders.

1. Profiles with Mickey Burns – A respected long-running television interview series featuring in-depth conversations with notable figures from entertainment, politics, and culture.

2. Saturday Night with Tony Orlando – The legendary singer brings his charisma and decades of entertainment experience to a lively talk and music program.

3. Live on Tape with Pete Trabucco – A popular platform known for engaging interviews with musicians, industry insiders, and creatives.

4. The Jeremiah Show – Hosted by Jeremiah D. Higgins, this podcast dives into music, film, and pop culture with thoughtful conversations with artists and innovators.

5. Jim Masters TV – Award-winning journalist Jim Masters hosts an insightful entertainment and lifestyle series highlighting influential personalities.

6. The Andrew Eborn Show – A dynamic program known for celebrity interviews, music discussions, and engaging conversation.

7. Gary Leavitt and Friends – A warm and entertaining show featuring conversations with artists, musicians, and personalities across the entertainment world.

8. Movie Reviews and More with Brian Sebastian – A lively entertainment program exploring film, television, and celebrity interviews.

9. If These Walls Could Talk with Wendy Stuart and Tym Moss – A vibrant interview series where Wendy Stuart and Tym Moss speak with performers, writers, and cultural figures about their journeys.

10. The Indy Hookup – A platform dedicated to independent artists, shining a spotlight on emerging voices in music and entertainment.

11. The Adventures of Pipeman– Hosted by “The Pipe Man” Dean K. Piper, this energetic show mixes music, celebrity interviews, and pop culture commentary.

12. The Jimmy Star Show with Ron Russell – A widely followed entertainment program featuring celebrity guests and lively conversations.

13. Good News with Paul Sladkus – A feel-good series highlighting positive stories, entertainment, and humanitarian efforts.

14. The Neil Haley Show – A syndicated podcast and radio program featuring interviews with celebrities, athletes, and entrepreneurs.

15. The Mike Wagner Show – A popular podcast where host Mike Wagner interviews authors, musicians, and public figures.

16. Pop Culture Weekly with Kyle McMahon – A fast-paced entertainment podcast covering film, music, and celebrity interviews.

17. The Hollywood Times Podcast – Industry conversations with actors, directors, and entertainment insiders.

18. Backstage Pass Radio – A music-focused show featuring artists, songwriters, and behind-the-scenes industry stories.

19. The Creative Coalition Podcast – Conversations with artists and changemakers about creativity and cultural impact.

20. On Air with Brandon Jay – A dynamic interview series featuring musicians, filmmakers, and entertainment personalities.

Together these programs represent a vibrant ecosystem of media platforms that champion artists, storytellers, and cultural influencers, giving audiences a front-row seat to the conversations shaping entertainment today.

Most Interesting Books to Read Right Now

From mind-bending science to mystical traditions and deeply personal storytelling, these books explore the universe, human spirituality, creativity, and the search for meaning. The following titles offer a fascinating journey across science, culture, and imagination.

1.The Case of the Sexual Cosmos – Howard Bloom

A bold and provocative exploration of evolution, desire, and the cosmic forces shaping life. Bloom connects biology, culture, and the universe in a sweeping narrative that challenges conventional thinking.

2. Modern Witchcraft Book of Natural Magick— Judy Ann Nock
A beautifully written guide to working with natural energies, rituals, and spiritual traditions rooted in the earth. It blends history, philosophy, and practical magic.

3. Waiting for Adam— Eileen Shapiro
A deeply personal and reflective story about patience, love, and the human journey of hope and transformation.

4. Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind— Yuval Noah Harari
A sweeping history of humanity that examines how biology, culture, and imagination shaped our civilization.

5. Cosmos— Carl Sagan
A timeless masterpiece exploring the universe and humanity’s place within it.

6. The Power of Now— Eckhart Tolle
A spiritual guide encouraging readers to embrace presence and consciousness.

7. The Alchemist— Paulo Coelho
A philosophical novel about destiny, dreams, and listening to one’s heart.

8. A Brief History of Time— Stephen Hawking
A fascinating explanation of black holes, time, and the nature of the universe.

9. The Celestine Prophecy— James Redfield
A spiritual adventure that blends fiction with philosophical insight.

10. The Four Agreements— Don Miguel Ruiz
A guide to personal freedom based on ancient Toltec wisdom.

11. Man’s Search for Meaning— Viktor E. Frankl
A profound reflection on resilience, suffering, and purpose.

12. Astrophysics for People in a Hurry— Neil deGrasse Tyson
Complex cosmic ideas explained in accessible, engaging language.

13. The Tao of Physics— Fritjof Capra
A fascinating bridge between modern physics and Eastern mysticism.

14. The Secret— Rhonda Byrne
A global bestseller exploring the concept of manifestation and intention.

15. Thinking, Fast and Slow— Daniel Kahneman
A groundbreaking study of how humans think and make decisions.

16. The Artist’s Way— Julia Cameron
A creative recovery guide beloved by artists, writers, and performers.

17. The Immortality Key— Brian C. Muraresku
An intriguing investigation into ancient spiritual traditions and psychedelics.

18. The Hidden Life of Trees— Peter Wohlleben
A fascinating look at the secret communication systems of forests.

19. The Universe in a Nutshell— Stephen Hawking
A visually rich journey through cosmology and theoretical physics.

20. Big Magic— Elizabeth Gilbert
A joyful meditation on creativity and living with curiosity.

Together these books explore science, spirituality, creativity, and human purpose—from Howard Bloom’s cosmic perspective to mystical traditions and deeply personal stories.

Here are some exciting upcoming events in music, entertainment, and culture featuring acclaimed performers, rising talent, and meaningful celebrations.

March 13 – 7:30 PM

Randy Edelman at Cinema Arts Centre

Legendary composer Randy Edelman appears for a special evening at the Cinema Arts Centre in Huntington. The event celebrates his iconic film music and career, featuring conversation, stories from Hollywood, and an intimate look at the creative mind behind some of cinema’s most beloved scores.

March 14 – 6:30 PM

Randy Edelman at Aman New York Jazz Club

An elegant night of music as Randy Edelman performs at the luxurious Aman Jazz Club. Known for its intimate setting and world-class acoustics, the evening promises an unforgettable live performance.

March 29 – 10:00 PM

FENIX Rising Showcase at The Bitter End

The legendary Greenwich Village venue hosts another FENIX Rising night, spotlighting emerging artists and creative voices in a high-energy music showcase.

April 22 – All Day

Earth Day Celebration in Times Square

Produced by Paul Sladkus, this all-day event brings music, activism, and environmental awareness together in the heart of New York City. The celebration highlights sustainability, unity, and global responsibility.

April 23 – 7:30 PM

Irene Michaels at Don’t Tell Mama

Singer and performer Irene Michaels takes the stage for a special cabaret evening filled with music, storytelling, and her signature vibrant energy.

April 25 – 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM

Talent Showcase at Open Jar Studios

A dynamic afternoon spotlighting new performers, singers, and creatives. The showcase offers rising talent the opportunity to perform and connect with industry professionals.

From intimate jazz performances to major cultural celebrations in Times Square, these events highlight the creative pulse of the upcoming season.

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Career Bridges Gala Photo credit: Hechler Photography

The dazzling evening we experienced at The Metropolitan Club was Gala in every sense of the word. Luminaries of the Opera World gathered in force to celebrate the next generation of opera stars, recipients of awards from The Schuyler Foundation for Career Bridges. What does that title symbolize? A bridge from studio to stage.

L to R Row 1 Barbara Meister Bender, Matthew Soibelman, Keungeun Lee, Lisa Rogali, Thomas Ciliuffo, Mary Beth Nelson, Joanna Evans, Samson McCrady, Mala Weissberg, Kaileigh Riess, Key’mon Murrah, and David Schuyler Bender, Photo credit, Hechler Photography.

The Foundation has been performing a vital service for 18 years now. Career Bridges was founded by David Schuyler Bender and Barbara Meister Bender with the mission of providing vital assistance to young opera singers as they transition from training to stage. Awardees receive three years of mentoring, financial support, and performance opportunities. Every year, except during the pandemic, Career Bridges spearheads a competition where they give career grants to 10 young artists. Those winners have the opportunity to sing for and receive expert critique from a panel of professionals in the business; directors, voice teachers, performers etc. The singers are then granted a conference with David and Barbara where the critiques are discussed and further helpful suggestions are given. The grant winners have the opportunity to return for 3 more years to “check in” to see if the hard work they have done has been realized for the panel. What an incredible mentorship for these fortunate young artists.

Left to right: Richard Miller, Jr, Barbara Meister Bender, Jane Shaulis and David Schuyler Bender, Photo credit, Hechler Photography

The Benders are one of those beautiful, power couples whose welcoming remarks set the evening off with a wonderful start. Guests that had not attended events in the last three years, due to the pandemic, basked in the delightful entertainment which enveloped them throughout the evening. Many who have attended most of the Gala’s commented that this was the best array of talent they had found in all the foundation’s long history. That is saying something since they have found world class talent each year.

Left to right: First row: Jane Shaulis, Eve Queler, Barbara Meister Bender, David Schuyler Bender Second Row: Richard Miller, Jr, Mary Beth Nelson, Kaileigh Riess, Joanne Evans, Keungeun Lee, Lisa Rogali, Third Row: Left to Right: Key’mon Murrah, Samson McCrady, Thomas Ciliuffo, and Matthew Soibelman

David Schuyler Bender and Barbara Meister Bender, Photo credit: Hechler Photography

This year Career Bridges selected ten outstanding, young opera singers.

Thomas Ciliuffo Photo credit, Hechler Photography.

Joanne Evans opened the program with a technically and artistically perfect rendition of Handel’s famous trumpet and mezzo solo “Or La Tromba”. Followed by the world famous aria, In diesen eil’gen Hallen from Mozart’s famous opera Die Zauberflote sung masterfully by the wonderful voiced Bass, Matthew Soibelman. The highlight of this section was the presentation of The Rose performed by Soprano, Kayleigh Riess. Tenor, Thomas Ciliuffo brought to life the ? …… The virile voiced, Baritone, Samson McCrady excelled with the world famous, largo ao factotem by Rossini.

Mary Beth Nelson Photo credit, Hechler Photography

Lisa Rogali Photo credit, Hechler Photography.

Receiving the Lifetime Achievement Award was the incomparable, Eve Queler, who is one of the first women to establish herself in the traditionally male-dominated field of orchestral conducting. As a guest conductor of many European and South American orchestras, as well as through her work as music director of The Opera Orchestra of New York which she founded in 1971, she has conducted high-quality performances of seldom-heard masterpieces, featuring internationally acclaimed stars. Eve has conducted over 100 operas in concert at Carnegie Hall. In addition, she has conducted worldwide, including engagements at the Kirov Opera in St Petersburg, the legendary Teatro Colon in Buenos Aires, the Hamburg and Frankfurt Operas in Germany, the Australian Opera in Sydney and the Liceu in Barcelona, Spain, to name a few.

Eve Queler, Lifetime Achievement
Award Winner, Photo credit, Hechler Photography.

After Eve Queler’s award, the piece de resistance of the evening was the outstanding performance by Key’mon Murrah, Countertenor whose rendition of the ah! quel giorno ognor rammento by Rossini brought down the house. Mezzo Soprano, Lisa Rogali’s rendition of Una voce poco fa by Rossini revealed a warm, beautiful voice peppered with technically perfect coloratura. Most impressive was the fantastically realized performance of Wagner’s Zwangvolle Plage! sung by Tenor, Thomas Ciliuffo. The performance of Sein wir wieder gut! was artistically and dramatically performed by Mezzo Soprano, Mary Beth Nelson.

Distinguished Award Winner. Jane Shaulis Photo credit, Hechler Photography.

Superstar mezzo-soprano, Jane Shaulis, spoke eloquently as she received the Distinguished Achievement Award. She has been a staple of the Metropolitan Opera’s roster for 25 years appearing in 561 performances and heard in 67 radio broadcasts. This past season she sang in the new HD production of Lulu. Prior to joining the Met she performed with the New York City Opera for 15 years, appearing in over 60 roles. She has also sung with the major opera companies, including San Francisco, Chicago, and San Diego and has performed with many major orchestras, including Chicago, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh, as well as the festivals in Spoleto and Glyndebourne.

Key’Mon Murrah Photo credit, Hechler Photography

22 year old Mezzo Soprano, Mala Weissberg impressed us all with the beautifully realized rendition of Meyerbeer’s Nobles seigneurs, salut! Qui la voce sua soave…Vien diletto composed by Bellini was sung by Soprano Keungeun Lee highlighted by her clear cut coloratura. An audience favorite, the flower duet from Lakme was brought to life by the beautifully matched voices of Kaileigh Riess and Mala Weissberg, Mezzo Soprano.

Mala Weissberg Photo credit, Hechler Photography.

The tribute in memoriam was made to Laurence Broderick, 2006 Grant winner, whose life was cut short in a boating accident. The tribute began with a heartfelt rendition of Abendilch by Wagner sung by Bass-Baritone, John Dominick, III, 2006 Career Bridges’ winner. His mother and brother accepted the moving tribute in his memory.

Mary Beth Nelson Photo credit, Hechler Photography

Ted Taylor as Music Director contributed his amazing job of accompanying a great variety of material for these gifted young singers.

Samson McCrady Photo credit: Hechler Photography

The entire ensemble joined Baritone, Samson McCrady in the highly appropriate “The Impossible Dream” from Man of La Mancha. For many having a career in Opera might seem like an impossible dream but Career Bridges’ Co-Artistic Directors, Barbara and David Bender and team’s mission is to make the dream all the more possible.

Kaileigh Riess Photo credit, Hechler Photography.

Jane Thorngren and Walter McNeil

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David Schuyler Bender, Barbara Meister Bender, Elizabeth Broderick and son.

Photo credit, Hechler Photography.

For more information on Career Bridges go to www.careerbridges.org

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Trisha Brown, who put dancers on roofs and walls, receives large arts prize legacy from silent film stars.

The Dorothy and Lillian Gish Prize
Wed., November 2, 2011, NYC
Accepting the Gish Prize: Trisha Brown, dancer, choreographer
Program includes:
Jane Alexander, stage, film and television actress and former NEA chair
Vishakha Desai, president of the Asia Society
Jacqueline Elias, managing director, JPMorgan Chase Bank
Elizabeth Streb, dancer, choreographer, founder of the Streb Lab for Action Mechanics
Jennifer Tipton, acclaimed lighting designer and former Gish Prize recipent
Adam Weinberg, director of the Whitney Museum of American Art

Performance by: Trisha Brown Dance Company
Les Yeux et l’âme (2011)
Music: Jean-Philippe Rameau’s Pygmalion
Les Yeux et l’âme was co-produced by Festival d’Aix en Provence, Holland Festival, Athens Festival, Trisha Brown Company and Les Arts Florissants as part of Pygmalion (2010), directed by Trisha Brown and conducted by William Christie.
The New York arts community will come together to present Trisha Brown with the 2011 Dorothy and Lillian Gish Prize. Valued at close to $300,000, the Gish Prize is one of the largest and most prestigious awards in the arts–a legacy from silent screen stars Dorothy and Lillian Gish. Gish Prize recipients are nominated by the worldwide arts community and selected for their groundbreaking impact in their chosen fields.
Gish Prize recipients have shaped the cultural landscape in drama, music, art, architecture, lighting design, film, and literature. Brown joins an impressive list of past Gish Prize winners including Robert Redford, Ornette Coleman, Chinua Achebe, Laurie Anderson, Frank Gehry and Jennifer Tipton, who will be present to honor Brown.
Trisha Brown changed the idea of what it means to dance, inventing new vocabularies of movement, and blending in the environment, technology and other art forms. Known for breaking dance out from the confines of the stage, Brown presented her choreography in alternative spaces, including on rooftops and walls. The Gish Prize comes as the Trisha Brown Dance Company marks 40 years of dance innovation.

On Wednesday, November 2, 2011
6:30 pm – 8:30 pm, Ceremony to begin at 6:30 pm sharp, Reception to follow.

At Hudson Theatre at the Millennium Broadway Hotel
145 West 44th Street, New York, New York

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Next Thursday, May 21 at 8/7c on NBC, stars unite for a world of good…

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We can’t believe it’s almost here! The 6th annual Red Nose Day Special returns to NBC next Thursday, May 21 at 8/7c.

It all starts off at 8 p.m. ET/PT with a special episode of Celebrity Escape Room. You won’t want to miss the hilarious adventures our good friends Ben Stiller, Jack Black, Courteney Cox, Lisa Kudrow and Adam Scott get into to raise money for Red Nose Day.

And then at 9 p.m. ET/PT, the biggest names in entertainment come together (virtually) for The Red Nose Day Special. It’s going to be an inspiring evening of comedy, music, and storytelling.

We can’t wait for one-of-a-kind musical performances by Blake Shelton, Gwen Stefani, OneRepublic, Ellie Goulding, Steve Martin and the Steep Canyon Rangers, Sam Smith, James Taylor, Meghan Trainor and Adrienne Warren.

And, of course, it wouldn’t be Red Nose Day without some much-needed laughter – courtesy of our favorite comedians Jim Gaffigan, Tony Hale, Ray Romano and Lilly Singh. We’ll also be joined by stars including Bryan Cranston, Mario Lopez, Milo Ventimiglia and Noah Jupe.

So, tell your loved ones and join us to see how your support is changing lives – here at home and around the world. Amid the crisis of COVID-19, Red Nose Day’s work has never been more critical.

It’s going to be an unforgettable night. Save the date! We’ll see you next Thursday, May 21st at 8 p.m. ET/PT.

(Digital) Noses On!
The Red Nose Day Team

P.S. Too excited to wait? Tonight on NBC at 10 p.m. ET/PT, watch a special “social distancing” episode of Hollywood Game Night. Jane Lynch hosts as Kristen Bell, Nick Jonas and Kenan Thompson go head-to-head with Sean Hayes, John Legend and Retta to play games and raise money for Red Nose Day!

Before the big night, make sure you look the part! Unlock your Digital Red Nose and share your selfie during your quarantine watch party.

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A gift of any size can make a life-changing difference for children in need and unlocks exclusive access to this year’s digital Red Nose on Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat.

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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 gala:
https://womensenews.org/events-at-womens-enews/
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