Arroe Collins Like Its Live Unplugged And Totally Uncut

Arroe Collins Like Its Live Unplugged And Totally Uncut

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  • Jason Schmidt From Grease Rise Of The Pink Ladies On Paramount+

    This spring, actor and singer-songwriter Jason Schmidt can be seen starring as Buddy in Paramount+'s highly anticipated Grease: Rise Of The Pink

    Ladies. Slated to premiere on April 6, the series is a prequel to the beloved movie musical, Grease.
    The prequel musical series follows the four founders of
    the legendary "pink ladies" who dare to have fun on their own terms,
    sparking a moral panic that will change Rydell High forever. Buddy
    (Jason) is the golden boy of Rydell High, the quarterback of the
    football team, the reigning student body president, and
    the social king. Due to Buddy's privilege, he sees life through a
    rose-colored lens and doesn't notice how the current hierarchy of the
    school negatively affects his friends and peers. Throughout the series,
    Buddy will face certain truths and will be left
    at a crossroads.

     

    In addition to Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies, Jason can currently be seen starring in the world premiere musical adaptation of The

    Outsiders portraying the role of Sodapop Curtis. The Outsiders officially
    opened on March 5, 2023, and is currently being showcased at the La Jolla Playhouse in San Diego. The Outsiders is
    based on the coming-of-age novel by S.E. Hinton and Francis Ford
    Coppola's Motion Picture. Taking place in Tulsa, Oklahoma in 1967, the
    play portrays the hardened hearts and aching souls of Ponyboy Curtis,
    Johnny Cade, and their chosen family of 'outsiders'
    in a fight for survival and a quest for purpose in a world that may
    never accept them. Depicting a story of the bonds of brotherhood and the
    hopes we all hold on to, this gripping new musical reinvigorates the
    timeless tale of 'haves and havenots, of protecting
    what's yours and fighting for what could be.

     

    A natural-born performer, Jason got his start in acting at just nine years old when he joined the cast of The Hobbit The Musical at

    his community theatre in Chicago. He instantly fell in love with being
    on stage and continued to act within his community theatre whilst also
    prioritizing his studies. Upon high school graduation, Jason began to
    audition for college programs and was accepted
    into the world renowned theatre program at Carnegie Mellon in
    Pittsburgh. His formal training taught him how to be a resourceful actor
    but more importantly how to look at the world as an artist. It was
    there, inspired by those around him, that he began to
    write music and dance, which has now become equally as important to him
    as acting, making him a multi-hyphenate and triple-threat talent.

     

    When Jason is not on set,

    he can be found in the studio, honing his craft as an independent
    artist. He is a singer-songwriter and is consistently releasing music
    across all music platforms, and is currently working on an album. In
    addition
    to promoting his various music and acting projects across his social
    media, Jason is also passionate about using his platform to advocate for
    mental health.

     

    17 min
  • Kala Banham From NBC's The Voice

    As a first-generation American, Kala wouldn't be where she is today

    without her Australian roots and Filipino culture. At big family
    gatherings, Kala's Lola would ask her to sing for everyone, rewarding
    her granddaughter with $5 following
    each performance. That upbringing eventually led Kala to pursue music
    wherever she could - singing in her high school jazz band, leading
    worship in church and joining a competitive collegiate a cappella group.
    Since graduating from university, Kala has been
    working as a public relations account executive and supports media
    relations for tech companies in the music industry. The busy nature of
    her career has put performing on the back burner, but now Kala is
    looking for the opportunity to break into the music
    industry.


    10 min
  • Play It Forward Episode 567 Bruce Campbell New Evil Dead Rise And The Bruce-O-Rama Tour

    Thank you for being part of the conversation.  This is Play It Forward.  Real people. 

    Real stories.  The struggle to
    Play It Forward Episode 567 With Actor Bruce Campbell.

    Cult favorite genre film star (Evil Dead, Bubba Ho-Tep, Spider-Man) and

    popular host of "Last Fan Standing" Bruce Campbell hits the road this
    spring with a 22-city tour, BRUCE-O-RAMA starring Bruce Campbell, starting
    Wednesday, April 5. Recognizing his god-like status in the horror and fantasy
    worlds - best-loved for the Evil Dead franchise as
    chainsaw-wielding Ash Williams (voted the greatest horror movie character ever
    by Empire magazine) - the Wall Street Journal calls
    Bruce Campbell "the consummate celebrity of the Comic-Con circuit,"
    while Esquire crows that he "has become America's new
    favorite game show host!" Evil Dead Rise, the fifth
    installment of the franchise which Campbell executive produced, comes out on
    April 21, 2023.

     A two-part evening of indulgent fun, BRUCE-O-RAMA begins with "Last Fan

    Standing," the only interactive game show exclusively for fans of pop
    culture. Praised by Variety as "an unrivaled celebration of pop culture
    obsession and fan engagement," "Last Fan Standing" is a
    fast-paced trivia game that tests superfan knowledge about the things that
    really matter: fantasy, horror, sci-fi, superheroes and gaming. Everyone in the
    audience gets to play, guided by the hosting prowess of Bruce Campbell and
    producer Steve Sellery. In the second half, Bruce will introduce a cult film
    favorite he's starred in and take questions before the screening in a lively
    half-hour of anecdotes, insults, and random cash giveaways.

    21 min
  • C.T.C.S. Episode 76 Food Scammer, Bathroom Sex Busted And Cheerwine Ale

    I’m CT…  When I’m not

    hosting podcasts, I live in the real world. 
    Everybody has to have a job.  Mine
    is C.S.  Customer Service.  Solutions, relationships while keeping my
    team motivated to keep a constant connection with each guests who’s chosen to
    stop their day to visit our location. 

    Episode 76 Food Scammer, Bathroom

    Sex Busted And Cheerwine Ale

    This is C.T.C.S.          

    19 min
  • Jade Adia Releases The Book There Goes The Neighborhood

    Born and raised in South LA, she writes stories about

    gentrification, Black teen joy, and the sh*tshow that is capitalism. She
    holds a bachelor’s degree in Ethnicity, Race & Migration, a
    certificate in Human Rights and recently graduated from law school, with
    a specialization in Critical Race Studies. There Goes the Neighborhood is her debut novel.

     A raised fist against the destructive forces of gentrification and a love

    letter to communities of color everywhere, Jade Adia's unforgettable
    book tells the darkly hilarious story of three best friends willing to
    do whatever it takes to stay together.

    11 min
  • Mary Kate Conner From NBC's The Voice

    Mary Kate's affinity for music started when

    she was a baby. Her parents quickly learned there was no other way to
    get her to fall asleep in her car seat without playing hymns. Mary Kate
    auditioned and landed
    the role of Young Cosette in a local high school production of "Les
    Misérables" when she was 8. The show went on to be nominated for a
    National Theater Award and the cast had the opportunity to perform on
    the Kennedy Center Stage. Since then, Mary Kate has
    continued musical theater and even won a National Youth Arts Award for
    Best Lead Actress for the role of Ariel in "The Little Mermaid." Now,
    Mary Kate is more interested in being a singer-songwriter than being on a
    Broadway stage.

    21 min
  • Misha Collins From Gotham Knights On CW

    Batman is dead, and a powder

    keg has ignited Gotham City without the Dark Knight to protect it. In
    the wake of Bruce Wayne's murder, his adopted son Turner Hayes (Oscar
    Morgan) is framed for killing the Caped Crusader, along with the
    children of some of Batman's enemies: Duela (Olivia Rose Keegan), an
    unpredictable fighter and skilled thief who was born in Arkham Asylum
    and abandoned by her father, Harper Row (Fallon Smythe), a streetwise
    and acerbic engineer who can fix anything, and
    her brother Cullen Row (Tyler DiChiara), a clever transgender teen who
    is tired of being polite and agreeable. With the charismatic and
    hard-charging District Attorney Harvey Dent (Misha Collins)
    and the GCPD hot on their
    trail, Turner will rely on allies including his best friend and
    formidable coder Stephanie Brown (Anna Lore), and unlikely Batman
    sidekick Carrie Kelley (Navia Robinson). But our Knights will soon learn
    there is a larger, more nefarious force at work within
    Gotham City. This team of mismatched fugitives must band together to
    become its next generation of saviors known as the GOTHAM KNIGHTS.

     

    10 min
  • Manasseh Samone From NBC's The Voice

    Manasseh didn't make a team on Season 22, and she knew it wasn't her

    best performance. Since that time, she has focused on her emotional and
    mental health through a lot of positivity, practice and prayer. She's
    also continued to take
    more vocal lessons. Growing up, Manasseh struggled with her own
    self-worth, but that started to shift after getting involved in choir in
    middle school and being told she had a true gift. Now, she's a
    preschool teacher and music plays a big role in her classroom.
    Manasseh wants to make sure that her kids are prepared for the next
    part of their lives when they leave. With the support of her family, she
    now wants to prove that repetition and work conquer fears.


    10 min
  • De Frag Episode Forty Five Where Do We Begin

    We've all said it and we've been with people that rely on it. Where do we begin? Begin? In everything we are, it had to have a beginning that took place long long ago in a galaxy far far away. Fix your today but taking note of today. You can't switch out the rules and suddenly be different. It's getting a full grip on the continuation which you are going to feed into when you say, "Where do we begin?" How did you get there should be the first bump to climb over. Where are you and who are you? No matter how many times you begin again and again, the questions only get bigger. Nobody likes change but we do it every day!

    10 min

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