Elevate Magazine Staff | July 2, 2018
Dr. Yvonne Williams-McMillan and Erika Danina Williams, are featured in ELEVATE Magazine as empowering women.
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Elevate Magazine Staff | July 2, 2018
Dr. Yvonne Williams-McMillan and Erika Danina Williams, are featured in ELEVATE Magazine as empowering women.
Read more: Here and see Page 21
Good Day LA Links | June 25, 2018
Garrett Clayton sang and danced in NBC’s live “Hairspray” and now is performing in “The Unauthorized Musical Parody of Clueless” at The Rockwell Table and Stage in Los Feliz. And yes — it’s based on the movie!
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Steve Harvey| Jun 20, 2018
She’s Back! Wife Loses 67 Pounds For A Trip To Fiji
Six months ago Steve Harvey told Sandra she lost 50 pounds, he would send her on an amazing trip. She’s back with her husband after losing a whopping 67 pounds. Now, Steve’s gotta make good on his promise. See how you can win a trip to Fiji: www.WinAFijiVilla.com
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12 News Team | June 11, 2018
Dr. Yvonne Williams-McMillan and Erika Danina Williams were featured on NBC 12News Phoenix to talk about their momumental online program.
The program provides Leader Development training for women.
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Alex Steiniger | June 11, 2018
Color Your World’s Dr. Yvonne Williams-McMillan and Erika Danina Williams head to ABC Tucson’s Morning Blend.
The mother-daughter duo talk about their program and how it teaches women to excel.
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Gil Kaan | June 5, 2018
WITH LOVE, MARILYN/written by Stephanie Rosenberg& Erin Sullivan/directed by Stephanie Rosenberg/musical direction by Garrett Taylor/Rockwell Table & Stage/June 4, 2018
Erin Sullivan has created (with help from co-writerStephanie Rosenberg and co-conceiver Robin Milling)WITH LOVE, MARILYN, her one-woman homage toMarilyn Monroe. Sullivan nails Monroe’s breathy line deliveries and body language, especially in recreating Monroe songs “My Heart Belongs to Daddy” and her signature “Diamonds Are A Girl’s Best Friend.” Director Rosenberg gives Sullivan a lot of leeway in her laidback retelling of the insecure Monroe’s love life and early Hollywood years, but smartly edits Sullivan’s “Happy Birthday (Mr. President)” to less than a single verse. Opening conceit of this show has Monroe going through a dress rehearsal of her Vegas nightclub act, which allows for Monroe to exhibit all her insecurities. Fortunately, for the Rockwell audience, Sullivan’s sturdy vocals power through Monroe’s hesitation onstage.
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