| Apr 14, 2010
Los Angeles, CA — It’s pretty obvious that George Thorogood was having a rockin’ good time with his fans at the L.A. LIVE Grammy Museum. The evening was a part of the museum’s ongoing series of artist appearances – this one titled “Great Guitars: George Thorogood, a discussion and performance.” Pictured (l-r) are Thorogood with host Scott Goldman, VP of The GRAMMY Foundation and MusiCares.
Photo credit: ©Mark Sullivan/Wire Image
| Apr 13, 2010
Los Angeles, CA – George Thorogood dropped in for visit and performance on the KTTV FOX 11 MORNING show, in advance of his appearance at the Grammy Museum. Pictured left to right are: Destroyer’s guitarist Jim Suhler, George Thorogood, Dorothy Lucy, Steve Edwards, and Jillian Reynolds.
Read more about George Thorogood: Here
| Mar 16, 2010
From: Gary Willhide
Sent: Tuesday, March 16, 2010 3:38 PM
To: Lobeline
Subject: Re: Gary – Here’s the Jennifer Coolidge press release
Thanks — The press websites for the two events are very helpful……and you’ll probably get more coverage from the DE because of it! Good high-res photos enchant me! Not to mention copy that actually includes what people want to know! It’s amazing how many PR people (And I was one for 35 years) don’t know their grape jelly from a whiskbroom!
Gary L. Willhide
Editor, Desert Entertainer
| Feb 24, 2010
Author N.D. Wilson gets interviewed by Better TV.
Watch video: Here
| Dec 4, 2009
Photo Credit: Phil Lobel / Lobeline Communications, Inc. © 2009
HOLLYWOOD, CA – CNN’s Larry King joined Lobeline client Tony Robbins in the green room following an on-air discussion with Robbins and Earvin “Magic” Johnson, about President Obama’s Jobs Summit. Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney also appeared on the show during the final segment.
| Dec 2, 2009
NOT SINCE THE WIZARD OF OZ STORMED OUT OF KANSAS HAS THERE BEEN A STORY FILLED WITH AS MUCH MAGIC FOR AMERICA . . .
… FROM AN AMERICAN!
Author, N.D. Wilson grew up in the wheat fields of rural Idaho, scrambling through barns, playing baseball, and chasing crop-dusters with his BB gun. But he was also an avid reader of fantasy classics, and if his childhood reading taught him anything, it was this:
“It seemed as If you want to have a magical adventure, you have to be from England.”
Well . . . not anymore.
100 Cupboards and Dandelion Fire are bringing magic back to America, and on January 26th, they will be joined by The Chestnut King!
Henry York has always been timid and overprotected–his world is mechanical and dull. But now that he’s been bussed off to stay with his cousins in Kansas, the world is changing. In this new world, there’s baseball and barbecue and big red barns. There’s a Kansas sky at night, crowded with stars, and warm wind roiling the wheat. There’s an attic bedroom in a mysterious farmhouse. And, strangest of all, something is knocking inside his wall. When the plaster is stripped away, 99 cupboards are revealed–portholes and drawers and post office boxes–different sizes, different shapes . . . all leading to different places.
Now, throughout North America and around the world, kids are traveling through those cupboard doors, living the adventures of Henry York and his cousins.
Order your copies of the books: Here
Listen to the interview: Here
