Natalia Safran Featured on LA Confidential!

| Jan 1, 2015

10 New Year’s Resolutions From Your Favorite LA Personalities

Popular Los Angeles residents tell us what personal changes they hope to make as they bid 2014 goodbye and say hello to the New Year.

“With our busy schedules our resolution is to spend more time at home or at least in the same city together as a family.”

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CMHOF Featured on BroadwayWorld.com

| Dec 29, 2014

Eagles Bassist Timothy B. Schmit to Reunite with Poco at Paramount Theater in Denver

Eagles bassist Timothy B. Schmit will reunite with Poco band members at the Colorado Music Hall of Fame’s induction concert on Friday, January 9, 2015, 7 p.m. at theParamount Theater in Denver. Additionally, acclaimed singer-songwriter Nathaniel Rateliff has been added to the concert lineup and will join a tribute to Stephen Stills/Manassas. Tickets on sale now at Altitude Tickets (www.altitudetickets.com) for the event, presented by Comfort Dental.

Poco’s CMHOF performance will bring together the groundbreaking country-rock lineup that moved to Colorado in 1971: pedal steel guitarist Rusty Young, guitarists Richie Furay and Paul Cotton, drummer George Grantham and Schmit, who left in 1977 to join the Eagles. Schmit’s “Keep On Tryin’” became Poco’s most successful single to date upon its release in 1975.

“Timothy has been a gracious artist over the decades, and I’m thrilled that he will be part of our program and help make history in front of Colorado music fans,” says Chuck Morris, CMHOF’s chairman.

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Alexander Kariotis Featured on Celebrity Access!

Dec 24, 2014

Rock opera artist Alexander Kariotis performs the National Anthem live prior to his recent L.A. Kings vs. Dallas Stars hockey game at the AEG LIVE Staples Center in Los Angeles. Kariotis brought down the house with his signature soaring vibrato, which resonated throughout the arena. Kariotis has been touring in support of his recent release, “Lennon in Heaven,” recorded at London’s historic Abbey Road Studios. Kariotis, is pictured on the ice (left) with a United States Marine War Veteran. Lennon’s tragic passing took place December 8, 1980 at the young age of forty, 34 years ago.

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Proposition Love Featured in Echo Magazine

| Dec 12, 2014

In an interview with Echo, Tack and Street spoke about the “enGAYgement” rings they’ve become so widely known for.

Echo: What is the inspiration behind the Proposition Love jewelry company?

Tack: Sam and I lived this. We have a story. It’s very important to us. It’s not just another jewelry company targeting the LGBT market. We’re trying to make a beautiful product and we want to give back to our community. When we were getting married, we shopped around a lot and we couldn’t really find anything that we fell in love with. That’s what really inspired us to create our own. We wanted something unique and something that had some pride in it.

Echo: Tell us about how you came up with the idea for the Countdown Collection. What influenced that idea?

Street: Once New York passed [marriage equality] in 2011, and other states started to trickle in a little bit, we thought, why don’t we do this to sort of celebrate each state passing equality. One New York passed we decided to design a ring for each state.

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PUMP Restaurant Featured on LA Confidential!

| Dec 9, 2014

Want to drink like Jennifer Lawrence this holiday season? We’ve got the scoop on what she sipped on a recent visit to Lisa Vanderpump’s Pump Restaurant & Lounge.

In addition to dishing the best holiday hosting tips, The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills/Vanderpump Rules star Lisa Vanderpump also knows how to serve crowd-pleasing cocktails—even Jennifer Lawrence is a fan. During a recent girls’ night out at Vanderpump’s buzzed-about Pump Restaurant & Lounge, Lawrence and a group of her girlfriends enjoyed dinner and sipped drinks like the Pump-Tini and the LVP Sangria all night.

FInd out how to easily recreate her favorite festive libations from Pump:

Pump-Tini

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