| Nov 28, 2012
Lobeline Communications Client Richard Melnick Featured on Fox 21 In Colorado Springs
Richard Melnick, author of Parents Who Don’t Do Dishes (and other recipes for life),discussed how suffering from late stage colon cancer motivated him to write this part memoir, part parenting book and full-on treatise about living life fully and raising kids who do the same.
Purchase the paperback or Kindle version of his book: Here
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| Nov 21, 2012
Lobeline Communications Public Relations client Charles D’Angelo discusses “Keeping It Healthy for the Holidays” on Huffington Post!
Thanksgiving and the holidays are a time of plenty… too much plenty. We are encouraged to indulge, and even those who rarely indulge do so during this time. We start the afternoon with hors d’oeuvres, often pastries and deep-fried foods, with bowls of nuts and chips laid out on any surface possible! We move on to the main course — appetizers, creamy mashed potatoes, candied sweet potatoes, turkey with gravy and stuffing, and then on to dessert: pumpkin pie with whipped cream, apple pie, ice cream and maybe a few other baked goods on top. And then there’s the alcohol: beer in the afternoon, wine with dinner and liqueurs with dessert. What’s more, this may be repeated once or twice over the weekend, depending on your family! Charles discussed this during his recent KSDK interview: Here
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| Nov 21, 2012
Lobeline Communications LA client, Magic Snow, featured in Huffington Post article.
Every year it gets better, as L.A.’s Grove becomes the premiere destination for winter holiday fun. Brilliant pageantry warmed many a heart (an estimated 25,000) as the Grove launched the holiday season earlier this week. There was singing, dancing, philanthropy, fireworks, and Santa Claus looking rather darned happy to be welcomed by the gorgeous high-steppin’ Top Hats. Terrific acts ranging from Colbie Caillat and Far East Movement to Michael Bolton with Melanie Fiona and a lively performance by Backstreet Boys charmed the massive, multi-culti crowd. And above it all — literally — it was snowing.
Thanks to the showmanship of Adam Williams, the huge, enthusiastic throng at the Grove (who already caught a pleasing winter-esque chill as temperatures dipped way down into the 50s) got to enjoy a rarity in L.A., to say the least: magic snow — or, as Williams’ ever-expanding company is aptly called: MagicSnow. Backstage, I spoke with Williams about his 10th anniversary of creating improbable winter wonderlands — including making it snow at the Grove.
Read more: Here
| Nov 21, 2012
Lobeline Communications client Chad Hudson Events prominently showcased in BizBash for latest “Twilight” film premier event.
Chad Hudson Events oversaw the organized camping of fans ahead of the screening, and demand was so high for spots this year that organizers resorted to a lottery system to whittle the crowd down to about 2,000. (By comparison, the series’ first premiere at the Hammer in Westwood drew 400 guests and a smattering of fans who camped out and gathered organically. Last year drew about 1,200 organized campers.)
Read more: Here
| Nov 21, 2012
Lobeline Communications client Richard Melnick, author of “Parents Who Don’t Do Dishes,” talks Breaking Bad and clairvoyance on Westword.
Richard Melnick was diagnosed with cancer a dozen years ago. While fighting a life-threatening illness and facing what could have been a premature death sentence, though, he discovered a new way of viewing the world.
One of the subjects he often pondered while in medical limbo was parenting, which he writes extensively about in his book Parents Who Don’t Do Dishes. And while Melnick certainly covers his fair share of paternal methodologies, a large part of Parents Who Don’t Do Dishes is devoted to examining life’s simplest philosophies, told in memoir form with a healthy balance of pop-culture references and humor as decoration.
In advance of Melnick’s book hitting the shelves at the Tattered Cover this week, Westword caught up with the first-time author to discuss why parents shouldn’t do dishes, living in the moment and other random personal philosophies.
Read more: Here
| Nov 20, 2012
Los Angeles, CA. – Singer-songwriter-composer and three-time DownBeat Magazine award-winning artist Galen will take the stage with his award winning band Compendium at L.A.’s renowned Good Hurt Nightclub 12249 Venice Boulevard, on Friday, December 7th at 8:00pm (www.galenmusiconline.com).
Known for his wide ranging vocal agility, Galen brings a fresh and exciting approach to today’s independent music scene. With influences ranging from R&B, Pop and Middle-Eastern, to Jazz, Gospel and Rock, Galen’s infectious vibe has quickly attracted fans of every musical persuasion.
While attending Western Michigan University, Galen’s musical prowess stood out. By the time he graduated with a degree in music, Galen had already garnered an unprecedented three awards from DownBeat Magazine’s annual music competition, including Best Jazz Arrangement for his rendition of Stevie Wonder’s “I Believe (When I Fall in Love).”
“It’s a great feeling when people appreciate and respect your work. Such prestigious acknowledgement reinforced my decision to dedicate my life to making great music,” Galen explains.
Soon afterward, Galen was performing all over the country alongside such jazz legends as Kurt Elling, Bobby McFerrin, Chick Corea, Johnny Mathis and Darmon Meader, to name but a few.
However, just as life can deliver you high notes, it can also try to throw you off key.
Diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis a little over a year ago, Galen frequently lends his time and talent towards helping find a cure. He’s performed “The Star-Spangled Banner” at numerous MS fundraisers, and donated portions of his CD sales to the National MS Society.
“Being part of the crusade to find a cure for MS allows me to combine my passion with a purpose on a deeply personal level,” Galen states.
“I want to make people feel the passion that I feel when I play a song that I love. The right song in the right moment can take you away and make you feel something everyday life can’t,” says Galen about his music.
His upcoming show at the Good Hurt Nightclub is certain to do just that!
More info: Here
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