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Born in London, England in the 60's, to a family of five. My parents came to England from the Caribbean islandof Grenada to seek a better life and opportunity here. I also have an older sister and younger brother. Our home was a three bedroom house in London where my dad worked nights and my mother had two part time jobs during the day. Looking back, things seem simpler then. I was the quiet one. I very rarely spoke as my sister loved to talk so everyone rememberedher and my brother, the boutrous one always wanting to fight and play football. but me, I was happy either helping my dad tear down wallpaper to add a new wallpaper or doing any painting and decorating inthe house. And also, helping mum with the cooking and cleaning. Since I was young, I have always loved to dance to music, sing songs, laugh at comedy shows and decorate cakes. I always enjoyed being creative. Whether by doing some form of artwork (drawing and painting) or writing poetry this was my outlet. Although I never thought that I would become a writer, from the time I was in my early teens, I wanted to design and build homes for homeless children not knowing that I would become homeless at nineteen.

My name is Korinne Salisbury. I am new to the film industry but vigorously pursuing my passion for it. I am directing a short film that I wrote in late June-early July. I am seeking funding for this film currently, so it is in pre-production. I have always been passionate about the film industry. My love for film started as a child when I would watch Harry Potter and be enthralled by the movies. But my true appreciation for film started in high school, where I grew to appreciate directors and writers just as much as I did actors. I work hard to pursue my passions and will continue to do so without hesitation. I am a firm believer in building connections and establishing a name for yourself from the ground-up.Donate Here https://gofund.me/d6268fff

Matt Brown comes from a background that stems from a deep love of fantasy and complex character development. Some of his influences include novels like the Dragonlance Series, Forgotten Realms, Lord of the Rings and The Wheel of Time, just to name a few. El'Anthar was born from these influences, inspirations, and long hours of tabletop gaming with his friends and telling stories. It has grown into a labor of love spanning many years of world building and storytelling.Matt has various projects currently in the works, but his main project is a book series titled ‘Ancient Blood', a story in which the main character Redgar must fight to earn his place within a culture that will not accept him, while also learning he may be their only hope for survival.

Teri M Brown wanted to be a writer when she was just four years old. However, she laughs and says she also wanted to be a brain surgeon and an Olympic Ice Skater. Nevertheless, the desire to write never fully left her. She began her writing careerhelping small businesses with their written content and even wrote several nonfiction self-help books dealing with real estate and finance along the way. But it wasn't until she got out of a long-term emotionally abusive marriage that she finally began to dabble in fiction. After winning the First Annual Anita Bloom Ornoff Award for Inspirational Short Story in 2017 for a piece about her grandfather, she began writing in earnest.Although she had several completed manuscripts,Teri still didn't believe in herself. That all changed after an epic adventure. She met Bruce, the man she would marry in 2019, and the two of them rode across the United States from the coast of Oregon to Washington, DC on a tandem bicycle. At the end of those 3,102 miles (4,992 km), Teri was a different person. She realized that she could achieve anything if she set her mind to it. So, she got her manuscript, Sunflowers Beneath the Snow, into the hands of Atmosphere Press, and her debut novel about three generations of Ukrainian women launched in January 2022, just three weeks before the current Ukrainian crisis.Since then, she hasn't looked back.Teri's second novel, An Enemy Like Me, launches on January 24, 2023. An Enemy Like Me is a WWII historical fiction that focuses on a first-generation German-American who becomes an American soldier. However, instead of fighting the Japanese as he expected, he finds himself fighting Germans –those more like him than different from him. Readerssee how he handles this angst from his own viewpoint, his wife's point of view, and that of his son (both as a 4-year-old left behind and as an adult reflecting on the past).

One of my favourite questions is when someone asks me, ‘Hey Karen, what do you do for fun?' I can then say, ‘I write novels,' (as you do). I've written all sorts of short stories, but for novels Ilove writing crime fiction with a strong conspiracy twist.It's criminally good fun.I'm a print operator by trade and temp to support my writing habit. In between assignments I write about my brave, but troubled protagonist, Kim Anderson and her fight against the sinister Fireflight organisation.The best storiescome from the most unlikely places and if you enjoy blending crime and conspiracy as much as I do, you'll never run out of ideas.Some of the most entertaining ones are heard around a restaurant table (usually one with a very good bar) and,near the end of the evening, somewhere between the coffee and taxi home, the conversation will start to dip into the events on the news. Someone, who should have excused themselves a couple of drinks ago, will then lean forward to whisper, ‘I'll tell you what really happened.'This is the moment when most of the dinner guestswill pull out their phones to call the local cab office. I pull out my phone too, but I press the voice record button.

Benson spent eight weeks on the UK Singles Chart in 1975 with his own composition, "Don't Throw It All Away". The single, released on the State Records label (State Records STAT10), reached No. 20 on the chart,[2] leading to an appearance on BBC Television's Top of the Pops. The song had originally been recorded by the Shadows, and they had performed it in the 1975 A Song for Europe contest, where it finished fourth of six entries. The song was covered in the United States by the Delfonics in 1978. There are also a number of reggae versions that include a dancehall style cut by Barrington Levy. Olivia Newton-John recorded a version of the track, including it on her 1976 album Come On Over.Benson had further attempts at winning the UK ticket to the Eurovision Song Contest, reaching the UK finals in 1977 with "After All This Time", performed by Wesley, Park and Smith, finishing fifth of 12; in 1981 with "All Cried Out", which he performed himself to place fourth of 8, and was later released on the WEA label; and in 1993 with "It's Just a Matter of Time" performed by Sonia, finishing last of eight entries. Benson tried again in 1998 with Alan Glass on the song "Give It Up" performed by Lisa Millet which finished eighth of the eight songs in the preliminary radio heat.​In 1970, Benson's composition "Can't Afford to Lose", recorded by Jon Lukas, made it to the top 40 charts in the UK and some other European territories. It also occupied the top place in the pop charts in Lebanon for a full month, holding back the Beatles' "The Long and Winding Road" from reaching the No. 1 spot.[3] Benson's song "Let Her In" was recorded by John Travolta which became a hit in 1976. Several other songs originally written and recorded by Benson were also recorded by Travolta, such as "Can't Let You Go" and "Whenever I'm Away from You", as well as by his brother, Joey Travolta ("Something's Up (Love Me Like the First Time)"). Another of Benson's compositions, "Close to You", was recorded by Maxi Priest.[4] In 1976, he composed and sang "You", but it did not reach the UK charts.

The band was formed off the back of successes with our individual previous bands. With many gigs under our belts independently, as a unit we have now combined our experiences to produce Velour Fog, electrifying rock band from Hertfordshire. A Schwarzenegger of hard rock serving you an ass-whoopin of stone cold riffs, tasty licks, a smackdown of beats, and ball-dropping bass. Taking inspiration from 80s and 90s acts such as Guns N Roses, Primus, Van Halen, Yngwie Malmsteen, Alice in Chains and Ratt we are England's answer to a generation just looking to have a good time through the power of rock. Our sound hits harder than a steel chair shot. Prestigious British Music Producer Nick Tauber started his musical career drumming in an R&B band in the late Sixties. But he soon gave touring and became a studio engineer and subsequently joinedDecca as an assistant producer. This is where he came across Phil Lynott from Thin Lizzy, remixed their first album and the rest is history. Nick has had a career spanning from the 70's to the present day, having produced hit records for some of the world's greatest rock bands/artists including Thin Lizzy, Def Leppard, Toyah Wilcox, Marillion. Slaughter and the Dogs, Stiff Little Fingers and black metal gods Venom as well as having smash hits in the charts with top pop acts such as Toyah Wilcox and Bloodstone, earning him a reputation as one of the industry's most respected producers. Flip to the present day and Nick still has his finger on the pulse, and a passion for working with young upcoming bands, as he continues to manage, produce and consult with new bands/artists.

The Everchanging Face of Dystopian Fiction In the Summer of 2017, I hosted an event called Sci-Fi and Dystopia: The Same? in Edinburgh. Things were organised at the last minute, so I didn't expect that many people to attend. However, several people did turn up and I invited them to join me for lunch in a pub afterwards. Over a meal of rapidly cooked food and Edinburgh Castle Ale, we continued the conversation from the event and ended up delving into the depths of what dystopian literature actually is. After the lunch broke up, I found myself thinking deeply about a novel I'd just started working on, Set In Stone. It was, to say the least, controversial. Indeed, a friend of mine at a writer's group in Glasgow I was a member of advised me not to write it. I've never been the one to shy away and became increasingly curious about pressing on and hopefully getting the book released. When it finally came out in 2019, it had a fairly mixed reception. Some people loved it, others loathed it.

Recognized as one of the most prominent voices for mental health advocacy, Dr. Rhonda M. Wood is an award-winning international keynoter, bestselling author, and a leading authority on mental health. Leveraging over 30 years of corporate experience, Rhonda impacts audiences with her mission to normalize and destigmatize mental health conversations. She trains individuals and corporations worldwide to eradicate mental health stigmas and adopt compassion, awareness, and acceptance.Rhonda's extensive expertise had earned her invitations to speak on major corporate stages across the country. She has delivered dynamic live and virtual keynote speeches for large international audiences, including Shawn Fair's Leadership Experience Tour, Cheryl Wood's SpeakerCon, Northwestern Mutual “Leading the Way” Conference, Trevor Otts's Secrets of Champions Summit, Che Brown's Comeback Champion Summit, and the Women's R.I.S.E. Conference in Paris, France to name a few.Rhonda is a compelling thought leader and motivational speaker dedicated to supporting people's personal and professional empowerment worldwide. In line with her unyielding passion for helping others succeed, Rhonda founded RMW Enterprises, a global movement that focuses on Helping Women Win from Within.™ She specializes in helping women reclaim their inner power, make peace with their past, and prosper in their purpose so that they are empowered to reach their highest potential, personally and professionally. https://www.rightbuzz.co.uk/DrRhondaMWood

Just after celebrating her 39th birthday, Donia Youssef received the devastating news that she had been diagnosed with breast cancer which had spread to her Lymph nodes. With only a 40% chance of survival, Donia faced the prospect of having to tell her children (aged just two and five) that she was sick and could possibly die.Instead of shutting down, Donia decided to step up to the challenge and play to her strengths, lead her life with a renewed purpose and inspire others to overcome traumatic news, helping families suffering from serious illnesses.

I am a multi-trauma survivor, a Mental Health Advocate, Living with Bipolar Disorder (diagnosed after 20-year career in the Navy), Father of 3, Grandfather of 3. I take pride in being honest, loyal, honourable, and mostly selfless. I am the last to buy me anything and the first to give you the shirt off my back. I grew up in a small town of Kelso, Washington, USA. Kelso was an American Football town where everyone knows each other and on game days the local stores/shoppes closed down. I grew up poor, living off of government assistance. My mother was single, a hippie, and had a secret addiction to pills. It was a quiet and simple life. My grandparents were old fashion. My grandfather worked at a local lumber mill. My uncles, respectively, were truck drivers/Machinists. www.therightbuzz.co.uk/shaymills

My ambition through life has been to be a singer-songwriter, I wrote a song 25 years ago for my then-boyfriend as he was fighting cancer, my dad's lifetime friend had a recording studio in London and I asked him if I could go and record it for my partner, he said of course and my brother came with me to do the music and the song Fight On was recorded, it's about the fight he was facing against cancer, he did kick cancers backside and continues to stay well, we are no longer together but are still great friends, it was played on our local radio station at the time because we did a Shavathon to raise some money for cancer research and they interviewed us about the song and put it on their playlist for a while, it then inspired me to start singing and writing but I lacked the confidence to do it publicly although I have written quite a few and do have an album worth if I ever get as far as that…

During this time, Teri published five nonfiction self-help books dealing with real estate and finance, receiving "First Runner Up" in the Eric Hoffman Book Awards for 301 Simple Things You Can Do To Sell Your Home Now, finalist in the USA Best Books Awards for How To Open and Operate a Financially Successful Redesign, Redecorate, and Real Estate Staging Business and for 301 Simple Things You Can Do To Sell Your Home Now, and Honorable Mention in Foreword Magazine's Book of the Year Award for Private Mortgage Investing.In 2017, after finally getting out of an emotionally abusive 14-year marriage, Teri began dabbling in fiction, a lifelong dream. Upon winning the First Annual Anita Bloom Ornoff Award for Inspirational Short Story for a piece about her grandfather, she began writing in earnest, and has recently published her debut novel, Sunflowers Beneath the Snow, a historical fiction set in Ukraine.Teri is a wife, mother, grandmother, and author who loves word games, reading, bumming on the beach, taking photos, singing in the shower, hunting for bargains, ballroom dancing, playing bridge, and mentoring others – especially youth and women who are having trouble discovering their worth. Learn more at www.terimbrown.com.

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Sheri Sher is an American Hip Hop pioneer best known as a founding member of the first all-female Hip Hop group "Mercedes Ladies," formed in 1979; gaining respect in the industry alongside some of Hip Hop's most prominent representatives and revered icons.In 2008, Sheri demonstrated more of her multifaceted gifts when she authored her first novel, "Mercedes Ladies." The page-turner is described as "a gritty, riveting true-life novel based on real adventures of the first all-female MC and DJ crew in Hip Hop history." Cornell University selected the novel for placement in their rare books and manuscripts archive vault.Further signifying her book's importance, excerpts from the novel have been quoted in Hip Hop history lectures around the world.

Mark Stephen Pooler is the Founder, Editor in Chief, Media & News Publisher of MSP News Global. Mark oversees the company's media business, as well as its intersection with global business leaders. Prior to forming MSP News Global in 2020, Mark spent his time as a Professional Speaker, International Bestselling Author, Radio/TV Host, and PR & Media Specialist. Mark is also the Founder of TMSP Agency, a Premium Media and PR Agency. Here Mark helps high-profile entrepreneurs share their stories through the use of PR and digital media to become known globally. When not working with his valued clients, Mark enjoys spending time with Lilly, his four-legged bestie.

I first met Joe Sultana online in May 2021. He was looking for someone to create and run an old-time radio station.I have had a desire to edit and run exactly the same type of station for years but never quite knew how to go forward with it. I had tried to look into it but was put off by costs and other obstacles so I was delighted to come aboard and help.I have been a serious collector of old-time radio shows for decades and have accumulated a collection of over 100,000 shows. These have come in a vast array of formats. Originally cassettes and vinyl records were often several generations down from the master sources. As a result, I started to seek out original transcription discs from the 1920s-50s. I personally remastered them all and had them transferred to digital, then used the rare original discs to trade on for further material.I am very well educated on Old-time radio, its stars and shows and am as familiar with my collection as many people are with their favorite TV shows.With a good knowledge of how the broadcast formats were back in the pre-television days, I have worked hard to create a flowing daily schedule of varied types of shows ranging from music shows to detectives, comedies, horror, quiz shows, news programs, westerns, soaps, police shows, kids programs, and serials.

Marcie J. Keithley is a national speaker, author and Life Story coach. Co-Founder of Indiana Adoptee Network, she is also a member of the National Association of Memoir Writers and The Non-Fiction Writers Association.Keithley retired from the world of high finance after 32 years to write her story after rediscovering a 30 year old shoebox in her closet. In The ShoeBox Effect, Marcie offers a transparent look at a life filled with family secrets and shame, released by the power of truth and forgiveness. Her story has been covered globally, including a guest appearance on the Daily Mail TV in New York.Keithley, a native born Hoosier and “Lady of Dunans,” resides on the sunny side of Louisville, along the Ohio River in Southern Indiana with her Golden Doodle Murfee.www.marciejkeithley.com

Why DSL?DSL*DIRE STRAITS LEGACY: the closest you're going to get!Here's why:Five members of our band recorded and toured as members of Dire Straits, and one of them, keyboardist Alan Clark was recently inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a significant member of Dire Straits. Our bass player, Trevor Horn also knows a thing or two about music; he is widely regarded as the world's greatest record producer. Our guitarist, Phil Palmer who is regarded by his peers as one of the world's greatest, played on Dire Straits' On Every Street record and world tour and the On the Night live record, and features on hundreds of records of other major acts. Our percussion player, again one of the world's best, Danny Cummings also played on Dire Straits' On Every Street record and world tour and the On the Night live record, and has since worked extensively with Mark Knopfler, playing drums in his band for many years and percussion on his latest world tour. Our world renowned sax player, Mel Collins played on Dire Straits' Love Over Gold, Alchemy and Twisting by the Pool records as well as touring for several years with Dire Straits, and over his long career has played on countless other major records, and he's currently touring the world with reformed King Crimson. And who can forget Jack Sonni, Dire Straits' “man in the red coat” dancing around the stage on the Brothers in Arms world tour and Live Aid concert? He's with us too! Our frontman, Marco Caviglia is one of the world's leading authorities on the music of Dire Straits and Mark Knopfler's guitar style, and an accomplished and fine guitarist and frontman. And Primiano Di Biase is one of Italy's most sought after keyboard players.We are not Dire Straits; Dire Straits cannot exist without Mark Knopfler. But we are the next best thing. We can all listen to the records, but the last time you'll have heard the music of Dire Straits played live by the musicians who played on those records and tours, was back in 1992.DSL Dire Straits Legacy brings the music of Dire Straits played by musicians who made it, to fans who have been starved of hearing it for far too long.Since its inception in 2008, the following 7 members of Dire Straits have joined this band: Dire Straits Hall of Fame members John Illsley, Alan Clark and Pick Withers, and Dire Straits Legends Phil Palmer, Mel Collins, Jack Sonni and Danny Cummings. And over the years we've attracted some superb musicians from other bands including Steve Ferrone from Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, who is widely regarded as the world's greatest rock drummer, and Trevor Horn who as well as being a great bass player is widely regarded as the world's greatest record producer.As you can imagine, this is one hell of a band! This is a supergroup, although the guys would never regard themselves as such.We love playing together, and because we played a part in the creation of the music of Dire Straits and played hundreds of shows with Dire Straits, the music is infused into our souls.DSL* Dire Straits Legacy: the closest you're going to get!And it doesn't stop there: A couple of years ago, we decided we should make a record of our own, of our own music. So we did. It's called 3 Chord Trick, and we called the band Legacy.

We had LKJ on our show before talking about all the other interesting things that she does in her life with one being a critic and also a public speaker but this time we concentrate on her book:The Broken Girl in the Red ShoesRobert cradled Jacob in his arms until his tiny heart stopped beating The nurse physically unpeeled Robert's fingers to remove Jacobs's body from his hands. The Broken Girl in the Red Shoes takes you on a journey where a mother dies, taking her daughter's soul with her and leaving her heart and mind devastated and body engulfed by grief. The girl reflects on her mother's heartache throughout her life as she leads you to a haunted convent. We learn how the daughter recovers from her grief and gains back her soul and, in the process, learns never to alter the path of fate.We look forward to having LKJ join us again.

My background is a field of education and experience carnage. My curiosity latches onto a topic that piques my interest, and I immerse myself in the research of that topic. Once the smoke clears, there is often a certificate or a degree in my hand--the accidental casualty of a forever learner.My dark sense of humor guides me to write satirical works in opinion pieces, fiction, nonfiction, SciFi, and erotica. Inspiring thought, debate, and laughter in my work is my passion. If you do what you love, it's not a job; it's a dream-and here I am killing it.Originally from Fremont, Nebraska, I am a survivor of extreme culture shock after moving to Las Vegas, Nevada. Things are open after 10 pm, and they sell beer on Sundays - it was emotional. I earned a Bachelor's Degree in Criminal Justice but never actually entered the field (carnage). I ended up owning a collection business specializing in HOA Collections. For those who don't know, HOAs (homeowner's associations) is a world fraught with controversy that I could thrive in.Writing was always the gravity that kept my turbulent world together. Restless in my career and life, I found solace in writing and, being seduced by the power that the right words can have, became a full-time author. If you enjoy my pieces or don't, I am happy to field questions and debate topics. You may always find me lurking at Starbucks.

The Ramsgate International Film & TV Festival is a regional event based in Kent, UK, whose Patron is the lovely Globe, BAFTA and Cannes Jury Prize winner, Brenda Blethyn. It is the fastest growing festival in the South East of England. The annual festival will celebrate its 5th Anniversary in 2021 and it will be held June 3-6.Founded in 2017 by Sylvie Bolioli and Christopher Scutt, the Ramsgate International Film and TV Festival takes place in Ramsgate with its stunning Royal Harbour, unique in England. In just four years it has become the largest multi-platform festival in East Kent, offering a selection of family-friendly, independent, international meaningful films in a great variety of categories including feature films, short films, narrative, documentaries, animation, TV and web series, music videos and experimental projects. The Festival focus is to show new works, help promote film makers but also bring a different screening experience and encourage the local audience to view and appreciate independent cinema. Screenings are complemented by a strong line-up of quality events and seminars, with industry professionals of high reputation. As such, it has attracted diverse audiences from local film-buffs to film-makers and cultural tourists from all over the globe.Celebrities and highly regarded professionals involved with the festival have included Andy Mayson, Nick Broomfield, Dee Anderson, Joan Lane, Mark Valley, Jimmy Akingbola, Kenny Dougherty, Bruno Tiley, Simon Boswell, Julie Forsyth…

Dana has just launched her new single Rythm with the help of Silver Storm Media and we have teamed up to help!Bio from Dana's websitehttps://www.danaelleofficial.comWith an illustrious heritage via her musical ancestors, an exciting life recording and performing in London, and new material in store, Israeli singer-songwriter Dana Elle is the past, present and future of urban soul, pop, jazz and R&B.Dana's life story is as fascinating as her music. She is descended from the Ovitz family, traveling actors and musicians from the village of Rozavlea in Transylvania, and the largest recorded family of dwarves. They were rounded up and imprisoned in Auschwitz, and were subject to the horrible experiments of Josef Mengele, but they all survived. Their inspirational story was revealed by Star Wars actor Warwick Davis in a documentary for ITV.

As a child, Lillibet had a natural inclination to sing and she was immediately drawn to all things musical. Lillibet has never been phased by a challenge and today she brings a melodic and carefully crafted lyrical vibe that is truly poetic, whether she's taking us on a musical journey into the life of a young lady conscious of today's dating landscape, or bringing us to empathise with weary but defiant victims of war.When people hear her sing, they are brought back to several eras at once and this makes for a unique and powerful voice taking inspiration from the world around her. Her sound is commercial and brings with it, its own unique quality that is memorable. One can imagine that she will have longevity as an artist through her constant songwriting abilities, whilst drawing on a wide range of musical tradition and genre.Lillibet is young but an ‘old hand' at seizing opportunity where music is concerned, having always been up for a challenge involving herself in various musical productions and competitions, appearing as a child on CBBC's Comic Relief Does Glee Club and attending open mic competitions, armed only with her guitar and voice often taking the limelight.

Ritchi Edwards was born in Chelmsford, Essex in 1990. He has been acting for over 16 years, born with one hand, which has not hindered him on pursing his dreams in the arts. Drawing strength from each role he has taken on and influenced by his own family, he was urged to go to Theatretrain. There he managed to fine tune his creativeness. His great uncle, actor Terence Mountain has acted alongside many Hollywood legends such as: Clint Eastwood, Richard Burton and George Lazenby in the James Bond Movie, On Her Majesty's Secret Service.Mr. Edwards' first starring role was on the London's West End in a production of The Long And Winding Road as The Beatles Manager Brian Epstein, since then has appeared in the stage production of Terry Pratchett's Wyrd Sisters! (as Vitoller), his movie credits include Homeless Ashes (as Al), Blame(as Will), AWOL- Absent Without Love (as Clyde Paker), The Living Dead formerly known as Are We Dead Yet? (as Stumpy).As an actor Ritchi Edwards is compelled by thoughtful, nuanced theatre and film in varied aesthetics. He firmly believes in the transformative power of theatre and film--as a social, political, emotional, and humanistic force. Above all, he is committed to a life in theatre and film as a means of participating in the artistic dialog that is so vital to the health of any society, and especially ours.

Teddy Hayes, Best known as the author of the Harlem-based Devil Barnett series of detective novels, Teddy Hayes is a talented force in a number of creative fields. His experiences range from working as a scriptwriter for Melvin Van Peebles and directing music videos to writing and producing plays and musical showsCheck out Teddy's Website:https://www.teddyhayesproductions.com/

Brian Trenchard-Smith is an Anglo Australian film and television director, producer, and writer, with a reputation for large scale movies on small scale budgets. Quentin Tarantino referred to him in Entertainment Weekly as his “ favorite obscure director.”. His early work is featured in Not Quite Hollywood, an award-winning documentary released by Magnolia in August 2009.Born in England, where his Australian father was in the RAF, Trenchard-Smith attended UK's prestigious Wellington College, where he neglected studies in favor of acting and making short films, before migrating to Australia.

Dr. Rebekah Louisa Smith (aka Rebekah Film Dr) was born inWorcestershire, United Kingdom. From humble beginnings working as a Personal Assistant at lots of corporate companies, she worked her way up to become an award-winning consultant and media personality who now hasmore than 10 years of film festival strategy consulting experience.After choosing not to pursue a career in Academia teaching film studies, Rebekah began her film industry career in 2009, working as one of the producers of Wales' most successful national horror film festival; theAbertoir Horror Festival, and during that time began to develop a great knowledge of the film festival business. Which led her to become inspired to start her own innovative company in an industry she loved.Rebekah and the hard-working team behind her company The Film Festival Doctor are creators of success and are committed to nurturing filmmakers in order to help them secure film festival screenings, win awards and apositive recognition within the film industry. Currently her company have won more than 800 awards for their clients and her team have supported nearly 1,000 creatives across the world, enlightening and inspiring their journey towards achieving their goals and following their filmmaking dreams.

Our Final show for the year but we will be back in Jan 2021 with some outstanding shows. Teddy Hayes & Skyler Jett are massive icons and worked with amazing people. Skyler Jett & Teddy Hayes are Singer Songwriters.

I adore empowering people's minds with expressing the power of releasing their words into novels, everyone is capable of leaving a legacy of their life journey behind. I check the company's out to ensure that the consumer receives what they are paying for. I strive for excellence as a critic. I enjoy live reporting in areas that express current affairs. I blog regarding travel and other fields that inspire my own life journey. I take great pride in my work as an author to express my own power of words. Most of all as a guest speaker I am to encourage, lift morale, and strife to achieve goals. I also enjoy masterclasses to keep me up to date with my work and training.www.ladykendaljaggar.com

Starlight Broadcasting was born from a small Internet Radio Station called Starlight UK Radio back in 2011, which initially was created as a pastime for myself using very basic free downloadable software.Although there were gaps between tracks and further gaps between microphone (as the software was not built for this) It started to get quite a good following playing a mixture of music from 1950 till 2011 but mainly Motown and Northern Soul.The latter part of 2011 things really started coming together, I met Paul Gordon a former IT Technician for the computer company Hewlett Packard. He had listened to the station and his first words to me were “You sound like two tin cans connected with a piece of string” I knew from the start It was the beginning of a brilliant working relationship as he was exactly like me pull no punches and say it as it is.Things quickly moved on, we registered Starlight UK Radio, getting proper domains and most of all installing a good basic broadcasting software programme with a proper server and outside links to the station. From then on things just got better. A major milestone was hit when the station was getting picked up in the USA.https://starlightbroadcasting.co.uk/

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Vincent recently finished directing the comedy drama THE LOSS ADJUSTER starring Luke Goss, Dame Joan Collins, Guy Siner, Kym Marsh & Martin Kemp which has been released theatrically across the UK in Christmas 2020. Picking up Best Director and Best Feature at the Vancouver International Film Awards. This is after co-directing the action thriller TV Pilot JACK STALL DEAD and finishing the documentary PEOPLE, POLITICS & PLANES exposing the global conspiracy surrounding the collapse of Laker Airways, involving major airlines, banks, and UK/US governments. His directing debut HARRIGAN, a crime thriller set in 1974 went out theatrically and digitally via Netflix, BT Vision and Best of British on Virgin Media and on SONY. He also Exec. Produced IF I WERE YOU starring Oscar winner Marcia Gay Harden and SPARKS & EMBERS starring Kris Marshal (Love Actually, Death in Paradise). He is currently working on the screenplays MAN DOWN and CALUM'S WAY both incredible true stories. Vincent from North West England started in commercials writing, directing and producing short form content for blue chip companies such as Nike, Ever-Ready and P&G. This also included large scale audio visual events, cinematic works, motivational experiences, interactive public shows and top selling videos. His original passion was as an artist studying Fine Art. Vincent is also an accomplished actor, performing in numerous films.

I am Mandy and I am a creative Genius Consultant, Artist and Author and I help innovative female entrepreneurs to launch, grow and scale their creative business and make more money. It gives me such a buzz to type that intro these days because I did not step into my creative power untilChristmas 2018 when my late husband bought me an easel, a load or art equipment and told me to stoptalking about it and just do it!That gentle shove loaded with complete faith in me was all I needed to say, ‘my time is now, and I am ready!'But being ready and actually being ready are two completely different things. I had gaps in my knowledge for astart. I had run three successful businesses and had 25 years of leadership experience but had never run anonline business starting out as a solopreneur. So, although my very first step was to discover if I was stillcreative enough, I also had to plug those gaps. I did my first drawing in over 20 years on Boxing Day 2018, thenmy first painting and then lots of creative ideas flooded my brain.

Maureen Joseph is a life long goth, She is our very own Dark Duchess. She don't like to people but she goes out occasionally to get some sun only because its doctor's orders.Maureen was born in Brooklyn, NY. She holds a degree in Accounting and Computer Services. She's also studied French literature and philosophy.Maureen is the author of Twice The Demise. Maureen is working on book 2 but is very busy training to be a Clinical Medical Assistant. If you want to know more at Maureen before her interview then go check out Maureen's picture on her Facebook author page and landing page.https://www.facebook.com/authormjbkOr you can check out her author landing page on our websitehttps://www.therightbuzz.co.uk/maureenjoseph

I was born on May 8 1958 (yes I'm that old), my parents were Ruth & Ronnie Baum and I have an older sister Genene & a younger brother Martin. I grew up in Temple Fortune, which is around 1 mile north of London and around 3 miles south of whereRichard Selwyn-Barnett grew up.As you can read in the article I had a fabulous childhood. While not academic (possiblybecause I am on the autism scale) & even though I enjoyed cricket, football, swimming,cycling at 9-10, I was placed on a 1,800 day diet by Great Ormond St, probably dueto being a drug addict, my drug of choice was and still is chocolate & cake.What I didn't understand at the time & neither did it seems my parents was I was onthe autism spectrum and had problems grasping certain facts. However by losingweight I found out how much life improved for me at school, so much so that in my last year at primary school I was captain of the tug of war (not because I was big), madea prefect, apparently in both cases I was an inspiration and won a prize as the mostimproved student.

Over a decade ago now, I was going out with this girl. It was turbulent, her behaviour becoming more and more unpredictable, ending in a split. We agreed to try again and went on holiday. It seemed to work and we were back on track. We came back on a Friday. On the Monday I had a phone call from her work to ask where she was. I thought she had overslept, went around the flat to find she had died in her sleep. She had undiagnosed Epilepsy. And I found out subsequently, the erratic behaviour was because of that. I got fed up with people asking me how I was. I do suffer from OCD and depression myself and this became an immense struggle for me so, I wrote a book, a work of fiction but based on us. I gave it to my friends to read. The first I knew anything more was when I had, through the post a few copies of the book. One of my friends had paid for it to be published. I had always wanted to be a writer and here it was. I had a book. And then my life carried on. I moved on with stuff. Amazing things, good things. Some not so. Then about 5 years ago, I woke up one morning, believing I'd had an epiphany and told my now wife I was going to turn it into a film. Ever the realist, she pointed out I did not know how to write a script, which was true, so using Wikipedia and Google, I taught myself. I did not want this story to be seen as being about '2 freaks getting together', rather about 2 people with real things in their lives to deal with. Demystifying such challenges is one of the main drivers.The journey since that point has included;

One day my friend Joe saw an advert for a singer (which he was) in a shop window. We were inseperable then so I tagged along. The band was the Diversions fronted by Lene Lovich who later had massive success with her single Lucky Number. Right then she was doing soul music though. Joe got the gig and so did I! It was my first experience in a band since leaving school and led on to you reading this.Since then I've been many things. Roadie, producer, musical director, mentor, teacher, tour manager. It's been my fortune to have worked with artists like, Robert Palmer, Barry White, Chaka Khan, Sheena Easton, Lulu, Inner City, The Four Tops, Mary Wilson of The Supremes. Sometimes I couldn't believe my luck.The first album in which I take on the vocals is “I Fly With Dragons” with cover design by the very talented Gary Thomas (nice one Gary). The musicians featured on here, have either performed or written with me for it. I hope you like.http://stevesalvari.com/

I have helped thousands of people with physical and mental health challenges. My role is often to get to the heart of the issue. This varies wildly from person to person. Life and experience have taught me this. Most people struggle with the head/heart battle that can occur. I help people to connect to their hearts through mentoring, speaking, and training experiences. I have a keen sense of adventure has led me to witness riots, flash floods, hurricanes, earthquakes, and parties with Witch Doctors. I have been lost in a jungle, faced local tribesmen running towards me with a machete, and been pursued by potential robbers on a moped, armed with an AK-47. This has led me to believe that the human body is capable of exceptional feats when the prospect of death becomes a reality. I was a little bit foolish in my former years!www.adamshaw.co

I was born in Oxford, England and moved to Tewkesbury in Gloucestershire when my family relocated in 1969. I left school at the age of 15 and worked as a cook, waiter, plate collector and washer-up in my parents truck-stop/transport cafe before joining the Royal Navy in 1973. As an Aircraft Handler/Crash-Rescue Fireman and I am proud to have served on Great Britain's last true fixed wing aircraft carrier, HMS Ark Royal before she was scrapped in 1978. Since leaving the Royal Navy I have worked as a long distance class 1-HGV driver, drayman, fettler and mechanical engineer. I worked on contract in Libya and in 1995 became a Bachelor of Science after graduating with a 2:1 honours degree from Bournemouth University. A motorcycle accident in 2000 left me with serious injuries, finished my engineering career, and almost my life. I now live in Poole in Dorset and after many years writing stories for my own amusement has been prompted by friends and family to publish some of them.Desert OverWatch is book one of my CodeName:Orcus series, is set in the backdrop of the desert in Iraq, in the run up to the first war in the Persian Gulf, after Iraqi dictator Sadam Hussein sent his army in to occupy Kuwait. Old rivalry surfaces with deadly consequences amid the stress, tension and danger of life behind enemy lines.https://www.amazon.co.uk/Thomas-J-Eyre/e/B07D3ZRVKT?ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_1&qid=1604965150&sr=8-1

Joseph V Sultana was born and raised in the East End of London that is now known as Docklands. His father is from Malta and Mother is from Scotland, he has six siblings and is the second youngest. Joe now lives in Essex with his wife of 31 years and their two adult children.Having worked for nearly thirty years in the UK rail industry in various senior roles Joe decided to write a novel. On seeing how far he could go he managed in getting a novel finished. Eventually he completed Unsceptred Isle with a grand total of 90k+ words but he didn't stop there. With this mountain of words Joe went about trying to get it published.With a stroke of luck the paperback got published and was optioned as a film. However, it didn't go beyond the development of a screenplay (which Joe also wrote). Eventually, with the film rights in his back pocket decided to see how far he could get with it and so started pushing it about the industry, even though he had no idea how to go about it.Message from The Right Buzz. Sorry about the server issue.

His first brush with celebrity came at the young age of three in 1970 and four in 1971, when Richard Selwyn-Barnett was lucky to meet the singer Dusty Springfield and actor Richard Burton who were having some dental treatment with his father (just off Harley Street in central London). This was just the start of what became!Born in 1967 Richard grew up in the suburban neighbourhood of Woodside Park in North London where he was surrounded by many people in the film, television and music industries who lived nearby in upmarket areas of Totteridge, Whetstone, Hadley Wood, Arkley, Elstree, Radlett and Mill Hill. Never that academic, during his school years from 1972 to 1983 he made a lot of interesting friends, some of whom had relatives in the entertainment world. Basically he was always in the right place at the right time! He had always wanted to “do his own thing” and the world was now his oyster to discover as soon as he acquired his first car the “road trips” began in the summer of 1984.

Tim Clark from Timmy's World TV. Find this on YouTube. Working with his dearest friend Julie Forsyth, The Director & Producer of Timmy's World TV, Julie is from the Iconic Band, Guys & Dolls, and the daughter of Sir Bruce Forsyth! Tim is also the hairdresser to the stars! Timmy's journey started at 13 years old and he attended the Barbara Speake stage school, Timmy stared in Bugsy Malone where he played one of the down and outs characters, and this film is still amazing to this day. He as also met so many Famous people that love and support him.