INTERVIEW WITH CELEBRITY CHEF WAYNE ELIAS

| February 17, 2017

Entertainment PR firm Lobeline Communications was happy to collaborate with Bridget Campos News Features for an interview with Chef Wayne Elias and his company’s Crumble Catering work on The Elton John AIDS Foundation Oscar Viewing Party:

Executive chef and caterer to the stars, Wayne Elias, gives us the inside scoop of Sir Elton John’s 25th annual Oscar viewing party”

After the awards have been handed out for Hollywood’s biggest night in film, The Academy Awards, guests get to party it up; schmoozing with their favorite celebrities in the crowd or perhaps networking for a movie deal that might get them an Oscar nomination for next year.

This is the night when the stars show off their fashion styles on the red carpet for the Oscar after party and shower praise for a category winner of theirs to reporters. And one of these popular Oscar parties that Hollywood’s A-list stars flock to is none other than the Elton John AIDS Foundation Academy Awards Viewing Party at West Hollywood Park. The preparing of such an elaborate, yet creative 1,000 five-course meals seems like a daunting task, but Chef Elias has been up for the challenge and seems to outdo himself every year for the past 14 years, ever since being the lead chef for this event.”

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‘Too Gay’? No Way in Mean Girls Musical Parody

| February 15, 2017

Top Los Angeles PR Firm Lobeline Communications invited the talented writer Daniel Reynolds to review “The Unauthorized Parody of Mean Gurlz” at Rockwell: Table and Stage.

“Mean Girls also holds a special place in the hearts of queer people, who as outsiders related to Cady and her struggle to fit in. That’s not to mention the presence of a gay character, Damian, as well as the anti-gay slurs used to bully and exclude; ‘Janis Ian is a dyke’ and ‘too gay to function’ were in the ‘burn book,’ a list of cruel notations written by the popular clique known as the Plastics.

In 2017, this influence and relevance endures, as evidenced by perhaps the film’s queerest interpretation yet, The Unauthorized Musical Parody of Mean Gurlz at Rockwell Table and Stage in Los Angeles. 

In the tradition of UMPO shows, Mean Gurlz melds the main plot of the film with song-and-dance numbers from popular music, which in and of itself amplifies the production’s camp sensibilities. Aaron Samuels (Jason Michael Snow and Michael Thomas Grant) serenades new girl Cady (Bianca Gisselle) with Maroon 5’s ‘Sunday Morning.’ Ms. Norburry croons Whitney Houston’s ‘Greatest Love of All’ as she counsels her students on clique culture.”

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Crumble Catering Serving Up the Elton John AIDS Foundation Academy Awards Viewing Party

| February 8, 2017

“On Sunday, February 26, 2017, at West Hollywood Park in West Hollywood, CA, Crumble Catering will once again go into high gear, preparing over 1,000 five-course meals in a massive undertaking made to look easy and run like clockwork. As the official caterers for the Elton John AIDS Foundation Academy Awards Viewing Party for 14 years, it’s been their responsibility to please the palates of Hollywood’s A-list stars. The collaboration with Master Chef Gordon Ramsay on the creative menu preparation will continue again this year.”

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Kate Pazakis Dishes on The Unauthorized Musical Parody of Mean Gurlz at Rockwell: Table & Stage

| January 3, 2017

“LOS FELIZ — Kate Pazakis loves the film ‘Mean Girls’ so much that she has written a ‘love letter’ about it.

‘The Unauthorized Musical Parody of Mean Gurlz’ — with performances at Rockwell: Table & Stage in Los Feliz from Thursday to April 15 — is adapted from the 2004, Tina Fey cult film starring Lindsay Lohan as Cady Heron. The home-schooled student is a hit with The Plastics, the A-list girl clique at her new high school, but that sudden popularity is short lived when she makes the monumental mistake of falling for Aaron Samuels, the ex-boyfriend of alpha Plastic Regina George.”

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The TEN Tenors Visit Access Hollywood

| December 19, 2016

The TEN Tenors stopped by Access Hollywood to spread some holiday cheer and to discuss their partnership with St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.

“The Ten Tenors singing group join Access Hollywood Live’s Natalie Morales and Kit Hoover and sing a beautiful medley of Christmas music. The Ten Tenors’ holiday album “Our Christmas Wish” is out now.”

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