We KNOW: we must regularly change the oil in our vehicles to keep the engine in good working order. It’s foundational – leave the oil in your car too long, the engine will be damaged. Similarly, If you’ve been roaming this planet for more than 30 years and you’ve not cleansed your body systems, your “car” has never had its “oil changed.”
Tag: agenda bloggers
Fashion Talk | 2018 and Our Emerging Individuality
Wow, what a year for fashion! 2018 was all about embracing our unique differences, and fashion followed suit and dutifully transformed to the needs of consumers. “The customer is the final filter. What survives the whole process is what people wear. I’m not interested in making clothes that end up […]
Arting Around | Terri Lyne Carrington: Paving the Way for Women in Jazz
Terri Lyne Carrington is an accomplished musician, composer and producer. She also teaches at Berklee College of Music, and is their artistic director for the annual Boston Beantown Jazz Festival. Over the span of four decades (her professional career began at the age of eleven as a jazz drummer prodigy), […]
Arting Around | weSPARK Cancer Support Center Presents May Contain Nuts! A Night of Comedy Honoring Larry King & Alonzo Bodden
On October 9th, weSPARK Cancer Support Center presented “May Contain Nuts! A Night of Comedy” at the Skirball Cultural Center which was a fund-raiser honoring Larry King and Alonzo Bodden. On the red carpet that evening were Larry King (talk-show host, author), Alonzo Bodden (comedian, actor), Marcus Miller (jazz bassist, recording artist), Nancy Allen (actress, executive director of weSpark), Wendy Liebman (comedian), Mark DeCarlo (actor, television host), and Ed Begley, Jr. (actor).
Wise Remedies | Counting Calories … well THAT doesn’t work
Who’s ready to rid themselves of a widely held, very accepted health/dietary practice that’s …. well, a total waste of time. Most conventional wisdom on the subject of counting calories recommends consuming somewhere between 1200-1500 calories per day if you wish to reduce body weight by one pound per week […]
Fashion Talk | Chasing Trends Is Tricky Business
We must consider a few things before buying clothes. Just because Nikki Minaj is spotted wearing an haute couture costume, doesn’t mean you should be wearing that monstrosity to work, or school, or while mowing the lawn. First of all, let’s say that you’re pear-shaped. You like the look of Audrey Hepburn in tight-fitted leggings and a matching turtleneck. Okay . . . so you have classic fashion sensibilities—but do those sensibilities help or hurt your overall look? Ask yourself the question, “Will Audrey’s outfit look as good on my frame as it does on hers?” If you have junk in your trunk and are a D-cup, chances are those cute capris and fitted ribbed shirt are going to pick a fight with your décolletage.
Wise Remedies | Diet – One Size Does NOT Fit All
Most commonly, the holy grail in the choice of a dietary practice is losing weight. If you have a hard time dropping weight for an extended period of time, weight loss should NOT be your goal. In my experience, people who have been struggling to lose weight over time need to be focusing on what X Factor is overwhelming the body and causing persistent and perhaps continued weight gain. Many times that X Factor is the very dietary practices being utilized. When the inner terrain of the body is somewhat correct (that means it doesn’t have to be perfect, it just needs to not be overwhelmed), the lose of weight happens speedily and with a modicum of ease.
Arting Around | Eloise Laws: Still Looking Forward After 30 Years in the Music Industry
Eloise Laws has worn many hats in the entertainment industry throughout her career — Broadway actress, author, songwriter, vocalist, and recording artist. Her mother was the director of the church choir and encouraged her to pursue singing as a profession. Eloise ultimately began performing at church. It was this influence […]
Arting Around | Melanie Griffith Stars in The Graduate at the Laguna Playhouse
This version of THE GRADUATE at the Laguna Playhouse ministers a new spin on the classic tale. It is a delightful evening of theater with a special twist of sparkle watching the lovely Melanie Griffith starring as Mrs. Robinson.
Arting Around | Shari Belafonte & Wendy Davis Host the GreenLight Women’s Inaugural Brunch, Honoring Black Women in the Military
Shari Belafonte: The one thing that needs to happen in our industry is that women need to come out and support other women. We had a hard way to go and we still have a hard way to go. A lot of women who have made it up into the upper echelons have become very protective of their space, and they were still reluctant to embrace other women in the industry, but hopefully that is going to change right now. I sympathize with them. I was one of those women who didn’t take sh*t from producers who were hitting on me.