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LA Love The Boss released her debut single “Monkey” in May 2021, and fans have been anxiously awaiting its music video since. An ode to female empowerment and sizzling summer energy, the “Monkey” music video exclusively premiered at her release party in Atlanta on June 30th. Following the premiere, LA Love The Boss listeners everywhere will be able to stream the highly anticipated production on YouTube. In the video, we can expect to see LALoveTheBoss’ bold dance moves on full display.

“My new video for ‘Monkey’ is bananas and it can’t be a monkey without a jungle,” said LA Love The Boss. “The concept of the music video is just a lot of flavor. It’s us just being in our natural essence as women. I really just stepped out of my comfort zone.”

Filmed in Los Angeles and Burbank, the video was inspired by the digitized, green screen world of arcade games. The concept of the video, which follows LA Love The Boss through a series of virtual reality-like experiences, perfectly combines head-turning colors and unapologetic sexual innuendos. The neon visuals and cartoon-like aesthetic will make you feel like you stepped straight into the world of an M-rated video game in the best way.

Much of the visuals are thanks to costume designer Lor-e Philips, who dressed LALoveTheBoss in stand-out ensembles. The “Monkey” music video was directed by Karla Escobar, and the creative concept was thought up by Steve Nguyen, Alease Garrett, and LA Love The Boss all of which helped bring the lyrics to life on camera. Catch the release of the “Monkey” music video starting June 30, 2021, on YouTube. Stream “Monkey” now on Spotify, Apple Music, and other streaming platforms. Stay updated on LA Love The Boss’ upcoming drops, exciting announcements, and exclusive content by joining her community of more than 3.6 million followers on Instagram @LALoveTheBoss.

About Boss Made Records: 

Led by Founder, President, and CEO LALoveTheBoss with her manager, business partner, and manager Alease Garrett as COO, Boss Made Records (BMR) is “the Motown effect in the new millennium.” LA Love The Boss had always wanted to create her own record label because ownership is one of her core values. The past year finally gave her the opportunity to turn that dream into reality. Boss Made Records is an industry leader in fighting for artists, songwriters, award-winning music producers, publishers, and record company rights. BMR label to align artists with 3X Grammy Award-winning music producer Darius “DEEZLE” Harrison and Eric “88Fingaz” Parham of the Box Bangers and a variety of hitmakers. Boss Made Records is made to be all-inclusive, offering everything from creating music, music videos to artist development, and media training. Boss Made Records features artists from an array of backgrounds, stories, and genres including hip-hop, R&B, Pop, and Alternative

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William “Big Sleeps” Stewart was born in Toronto, Canada to an immigrant mother from Grenada and a father from Trinidad. Big Sleeps began his entertainment career as a rapper, performing as an opening act for major recording artists such as Public Enemy, Ice T, Naughty by Nature, Kool Keith, Maestro, Moka Only, Kardinall Offishall, Usher, 112, and Ludacris. 

Big Sleeps was a Street Team Rep for BMG Music Group, which sparked his love for creativity in marketing and promotions. He then decided to host/MC nightclub events that gave him the opportunity to distribute new music and swag to a mass amount of people at one time.  His career in film and television began on City TV’s A-Channel show, Island Underground. From there he fell into acting, landing roles in various independent films as well as the hit television series Blade. Big Sleeps has also made appearances on other hit series, such as Sanctuary and Pretty Little Liars. He even landed a role in the summer blockbuster The Day the Earth Stood Still and the Seth Rogan film 50/50.

True Justice featuring action star Steven Seagal marked Big Sleeps’ first leading role. His more recent claims to fame have been on the hit television series The LA Complex, Fear the Walking Dead, Grace Point, Impastor, iZombie, The Show, Arrow, Game Over Man, Good Boys. Additionally, he can be seen in the Netflix movie Coffee & Kareem, featuring Taraji P. Henson, for which he also wrote the DJ Quiet Storm produced song “Wud Up Doe” performed by co-star Ronreaco Lee. Big Sleeps can also be found in two drama films currently streaming on Amazon Prime, Torn: Dark Bullets (as Ethan Bell), and Genesis Code (as Charlie Miller).

To add to his multi-faceted resume, Big Sleeps is also a writer and producer of the online comedy web series Cloud Van and plays an exaggerated, over-the-top version of himself. He also is the host of his online global radio show called Hollywood North Radio where he interviews actors, film industry professionals, musicians, artists, and upcoming talent. His intention is to provide support and positive exposure to a variety of creatives. This segmented show is important because as a creative himself he understands the importance of paying it forward. His mother always told him, “You can do anything you want in life if you put your mind to it.”

Recently, this talented man of the people received a nomination for the prestigious LEO Awards for Best Actor in a Comedy Series (Bachelor Daddy). Also, Torn: Dark Bullets received over 17 independent film invites, a major accomplishment for indie films. Most recently, Big Sleeps was a guest on Fox Soul TV and the keynote speaker for the 2020 graduating class of Wilberforce University. 

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 Award-Winning Director/Producer & Comedian Gary Robinson Releases All-Star Lineup of Upcoming Shows to Bring Awareness & Ignite Conversation Surrounding Hard-Hitting Topics through Film, Music & Comedy.

 Gary Robinson is an Award-Winning Writer, Director, Producer, Editor, Photographer & Comedian who began writing and producing songs 12 years ago with Jeremy Jordan, star of the hit movie, “Never Been Kissed.” Their collaboration brought attention to the growing homeless problem with the heartfelt song, “Forgotten People.” Robinson’s collaboration with Mitchell, “The Goodbye Song,” is featured in the new documentary “Altitude Not Attitude.” Robinson’s latest song “The Power of One”, under DJ Sharpcut, is a tribute to the legacy of George Floyd. It has over 4 million plays in Tiktok videos, and it’s just getting started. 

Clients have included: CBS, Sony, Universal, and Martin Scorsese’s Film Foundation to name a few. He has produced thousands of nationally broadcast promos for shows, such as: Married With Children, America's Funniest Home Videos, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Blind Date, and many others. He has shot interviews with Jim Carrey, Miley Cyrus, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jamie Foxx, and many others. 

Bringing his writing talent to standup comedy, he has performed standup comedy at The Comedy Store, The Improv Comedy Clubs, Levity Live Comedy Clubs, and numerous dive bars. He can be seen in Showtime’s “Just Another Immigrant,” and JLTV’s “Bubbies Know Best.” Utilizing his video production expertise, he produced two comedy specials, “Jimmy Shin’s Wok of Shame” and “Sarah Halstead’s RVs and Cats,” which are available to stream on Amazon Prime. Gary Robinson continues to perform on shows with top headliners, such as Bill Burr, Iliza Shlesinger, and Jamie Kennedy as he prepares to shoot his own comedy special. 

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The rent moratorium, Covid 19, tax shelters, student loans, politics, and more.

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Deborah Morgan is the Creator and Head Revolutionary at Kid’s Health Revolution, a resource and community for parents of kids with chronic health conditions. She is the fierce mama bear of one busy little boy who was diagnosed with an autoimmune condition at just 2 years old. She was told there was very little that could be done, but Deborah refused to give up.  She did what everyone told her couldn’t be done and used diet and natural approaches to dramatically improve her son’s health.

This experience inspired her quest to transform the way we approach children’s health, by supporting parents in using the essential tools of nutrition, microflora balancing, and lifestyle.

Feeling lost and overwhelmed in the search for solutions to help her son almost stopped Deborah from taking action, it is why she founded Kid’s Health Revolution.  A safe place for parents to find a sense of community, to feel less alone, to find trustworthy information based on both science and personal success, and to feel empowered to take action.

Deborah is a Certified Holistic Nutrition Consultant and GAPS, certified practitioner. Through her online community, youtube videos, workshops, coaching programs, and one on one consulting, Deborah is helping parents make the changes that will support the future health and happiness of our children. 

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Roberts is an Academy Award nominee for his role in Runaway Train, and a three-time Golden Globe nominee for Runaway Train, Star 80, and King of the Gypsies.

In addition, Roberts received acclaim at the Sundance Film Festival for his role in A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints and It's My Party. He also starred in La Cucaracha, which won Best Film at the Austin Film Festival, and for which Roberts won Best Actor at the New York Independent Film Festival that same year. Other notable performances include his roles in The Dark Knight, Final Analysis, and Paul Thoman Anderson's Inherent Vice for Warner Bros., Millennium Films' Lovelace, and The Expendables for Lionsgate.

On television, Roberts' memorable recurring roles include USA's Suits, CSI and Code Black for CBS, NBC's Heroes, and Crash for Starz. He has appeared in guest star roles on ABC's Greys Anatomy, NBC's Will & Grace, Fox's Brooklyn Nine-Nine, CBS' Hawaii Five-O, HBO's Entourage, and so much more.

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Kathy Shaw:
In 1982 (erroneously said 1984 during the episode), she was Abducted, Tortured, Raped, and Escaped her Captor who is likely a Serial Killer still on the loose. She is still on her quest to find the Evil Doer and closure. 

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My Name is Winston Taylor, and I previously worked for a private company that provided services to the Federal Government.  In this role I was able to interact with multiple agencies that administered and enforced immigration laws.  I was able to work alongside officers that worked for CIS, ICE, and, Border Patrol.  I have since changed careers and now work in the private sector.  However, I still want to have a positive impact on the immigration system in the United States.  Because of that I volunteer with multiple organizations that provide information to the public, and to government agencies and private sector.   

My goal is to educate Americans so that they understand the basics of immigration law.  I found that it is much more productive to have serious discussions about immigration issues when both sides are as informed as possible.  

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