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Kathy Kolla is an award-winning director, actress, and screenwriter best known for her roles in TV series such as Arrested Development (FOX) American Dreams (NBC) Eve (Warner Bros.), and Mr. Show with Bob and David (HBO). She wrote, directed, and starred opposite Shari Belafonte (The Player and Hotel) in the award-winning film Plastic Daydream that is currently airing on national TV. Her music documentary feature film Who Is Billy Bones is airing on the TV network KCETLink. It stars punk rock pioneers including Mike Dirnt (Green Day). Kathy also directed a PSA for Nat King Cole Generation Hope starring iconic singer Johnny Mathis. She has starred in the film The Truth is Underrated produced by the Academy Award-winning Andrew J. Sacks. Kathy's advocacy for animal rights and veganism has earned her features in VegNews Magazine and Ecorazzi. She has been featured on the cover of Ms. Hollywood Magazine.

October 8, 2021 (New York, New York) RobertBannon’s debut album featuring the original song “I Think He Knew Me.” video Is accepted in over 15 film festivals as the best New Video. The song explores the complicated relationship between a father and son where he reveals to his father that he is gay. His father attempts to understand why his son is gay, showcasing the complications that many families face in the LGBTQ+ community. In the music video, Bannon brings his song to life with emotional visuals, telling an important story about pride and acceptance that has since garnered over 64,000 views. The track is featured on Bannon's debut album, Unfinished Business, a collection of cover songs by various American Songbook crowd-pleasers, featuring duets with Grammy nominee JaneMonheit and accomplished vocalist Loren Smith.

“In a time when truth and authenticity are constantly questioned, Robert Bannon speaks from his heart and sings from his core. He is a refreshing and beautiful artist. Robert is the kind of artist we need right now.” - Matt Gould, Composer/Playwright

Robert Bannon, an accomplished musical theater performer and cabaret singer, is enjoying sweetsuccess with his debut release.

Bannon’s first single “From A Distance”, a powerful rendition of the famous Bette Midler song, was his tribute to healthcare workers during the pandemic. The song lifted up those who endured the most during a tumultuous year. The music video quickly went viral and has accumulated over 75,000 views.

Unfinished Business is available to stream on all DSP platform

October 8, 2021 (New York, New York) RobertBannon’s debut album featuring the original song “I Think He Knew Me.” video Is accepted in over 15 film festivals as the best New Video. The song explores the complicated relationship between a father and son where he reveals to his father that he is gay. His father attempts to understand why his son is gay, showcasing the complications that many families face in the LGBTQ+ community. In the music video, Bannon brings his song to life with emotional visuals, telling an important story about pride and acceptance that has since garnered over 64,000 views. The track is featured on Bannon's debut album, Unfinished Business, a collection of cover songs by various American Songbook crowd-pleasers, featuring duets with Grammy nominee JaneMonheit and accomplished vocalist Loren Smith.

“In a time when truth and authenticity are constantly questioned, Robert Bannon speaks from his heart and sings from his core. He is a refreshing and beautiful artist. Robert is the kind of artist we need right now.” - Matt Gould, Composer/Playwright

Robert Bannon, an accomplished musical theater performer and cabaret singer, is enjoying sweetsuccess with his debut release.

Bannon’s first single “From A Distance”, a powerful rendition of the famous Bette Midler song, was his tribute to healthcare workers during the pandemic. The song lifted up those who endured the most during a tumultuous year. The music video quickly went viral and has accumulated over 75,000 views.

Unfinished Business is available to stream on all DSP platform

October 8, 2021 (New York, New York) RobertBannon’s debut album featuring the original song “I Think He Knew Me.” video Is accepted in over 15 film festivals as the best New Video. The song explores the complicated relationship between a father and son where he reveals to his father that he is gay. His father attempts to understand why his son is gay, showcasing the complications that many families face in the LGBTQ+ community. In the music video, Bannon brings his song to life with emotional visuals, telling an important story about pride and acceptance that has since garnered over 64,000 views. The track is featured on Bannon's debut album, Unfinished Business, a collection of cover songs by various American Songbook crowd-pleasers, featuring duets with Grammy nominee JaneMonheit and accomplished vocalist Loren Smith.

“In a time when truth and authenticity are constantly questioned, Robert Bannon speaks from his heart and sings from his core. He is a refreshing and beautiful artist. Robert is the kind of artist we need right now.” - Matt Gould, Composer/Playwright

Robert Bannon, an accomplished musical theater performer and cabaret singer, is enjoying sweetsuccess with his debut release.

Bannon’s first single “From A Distance”, a powerful rendition of the famous Bette Midler song, was his tribute to healthcare workers during the pandemic. The song lifted up those who endured the most during a tumultuous year. The music video quickly went viral and has accumulated over 75,000 views.

Unfinished Business is available to stream on all DSP platform

October 8, 2021 (New York, New York) RobertBannon’s debut album featuring the original song “I Think He Knew Me.” video Is accepted in over 15 film festivals as the best New Video. The song explores the complicated relationship between a father and son where he reveals to his father that he is gay. His father attempts to understand why his son is gay, showcasing the complications that many families face in the LGBTQ+ community. In the music video, Bannon brings his song to life with emotional visuals, telling an important story about pride and acceptance that has since garnered over 64,000 views. The track is featured on Bannon's debut album, Unfinished Business, a collection of cover songs by various American Songbook crowd-pleasers, featuring duets with Grammy nominee JaneMonheit and accomplished vocalist Loren Smith.

“In a time when truth and authenticity are constantly questioned, Robert Bannon speaks from his heart and sings from his core. He is a refreshing and beautiful artist. Robert is the kind of artist we need right now.” - Matt Gould, Composer/Playwright

Robert Bannon, an accomplished musical theater performer and cabaret singer, is enjoying sweetsuccess with his debut release.

Bannon’s first single “From A Distance”, a powerful rendition of the famous Bette Midler song, was his tribute to healthcare workers during the pandemic. The song lifted up those who endured the most during a tumultuous year. The music video quickly went viral and has accumulated over 75,000 views.

Unfinished Business is available to stream on all DSP platform

Born in San Antonio, Texas, Jeremy Parsons grew up soaking in the sounds of Texas music in the dancehalls of the Lone Star State. Jeremy was always a fan of music, but it wasn't until his later high school years that he discovered his knack for it. Driven by his passion, he taught himself to play the guitar and began to write and perform music.

Over the past decade, Jeremy has played all over the U.S. and in Europe, including numerous venues in Texas. Pulling from the example of Texas performance artists, Jeremy loves to interact with his audience. He captivates the crowd with his genuine personality, unique humor, and heart-felt love of his occupation.

Jeremy draws from his personal experiences to create songs that are keenly perceptive and meaningful. The first single from his latest album, “Things I Need To Say” was the Top 40 Roots Music Report and IndieWorld Report track, "Burn This House Down." The song paints a poignant picture of heartbreak and acceptance that still remains relatable. It will stick with you long after your first listen. That single was followed up by the equally well-received, “Why is the Bluebird Blue,” also is a Top 40 Roots Report americana single. “Bluebird” also reached #2 on the Hits You Love pop charts. The videos for both songs were nominated and selected for numerous Film Festivals, including the Jersey Shore Film Festival, Indie’s Best Films Festival, and the Monkey Bread Tree Film Festival, an IMDB-sanctioned film festival.

After living in Nashville for several years, Jeremy has returned home to Texas. His new album, “Things To Come” was released on January 8, 2021. He was recently added to a Spotify Editorial playlist, resulting in over 137K streams of the title track.

Born in San Antonio, Texas, Jeremy Parsons grew up soaking in the sounds of Texas music in the dancehalls of the Lone Star State. Jeremy was always a fan of music, but it wasn't until his later high school years that he discovered his knack for it. Driven by his passion, he taught himself to play the guitar and began to write and perform music.

Over the past decade, Jeremy has played all over the U.S. and in Europe, including numerous venues in Texas. Pulling from the example of Texas performance artists, Jeremy loves to interact with his audience. He captivates the crowd with his genuine personality, unique humor, and heart-felt love of his occupation.

Jeremy draws from his personal experiences to create songs that are keenly perceptive and meaningful. The first single from his latest album, “Things I Need To Say” was the Top 40 Roots Music Report and IndieWorld Report track, "Burn This House Down." The song paints a poignant picture of heartbreak and acceptance that still remains relatable. It will stick with you long after your first listen. That single was followed up by the equally well-received, “Why is the Bluebird Blue,” also is a Top 40 Roots Report americana single. “Bluebird” also reached #2 on the Hits You Love pop charts. The videos for both songs were nominated and selected for numerous Film Festivals, including the Jersey Shore Film Festival, Indie’s Best Films Festival, and the Monkey Bread Tree Film Festival, an IMDB-sanctioned film festival.

After living in Nashville for several years, Jeremy has returned home to Texas. His new album, “Things To Come” was released on January 8, 2021. He was recently added to a Spotify Editorial playlist, resulting in over 137K streams of the title track.

Born in San Antonio, Texas, Jeremy Parsons grew up soaking in the sounds of Texas music in the dancehalls of the Lone Star State. Jeremy was always a fan of music, but it wasn't until his later high school years that he discovered his knack for it. Driven by his passion, he taught himself to play the guitar and began to write and perform music.

Over the past decade, Jeremy has played all over the U.S. and in Europe, including numerous venues in Texas. Pulling from the example of Texas performance artists, Jeremy loves to interact with his audience. He captivates the crowd with his genuine personality, unique humor, and heart-felt love of his occupation.

Jeremy draws from his personal experiences to create songs that are keenly perceptive and meaningful. The first single from his latest album, “Things I Need To Say” was the Top 40 Roots Music Report and IndieWorld Report track, "Burn This House Down." The song paints a poignant picture of heartbreak and acceptance that still remains relatable. It will stick with you long after your first listen. That single was followed up by the equally well-received, “Why is the Bluebird Blue,” also is a Top 40 Roots Report americana single. “Bluebird” also reached #2 on the Hits You Love pop charts. The videos for both songs were nominated and selected for numerous Film Festivals, including the Jersey Shore Film Festival, Indie’s Best Films Festival, and the Monkey Bread Tree Film Festival, an IMDB-sanctioned film festival.

After living in Nashville for several years, Jeremy has returned home to Texas. His new album, “Things To Come” was released on January 8, 2021. He was recently added to a Spotify Editorial playlist, resulting in over 137K streams of the title track.

Born in San Antonio, Texas, Jeremy Parsons grew up soaking in the sounds of Texas music in the dancehalls of the Lone Star State. Jeremy was always a fan of music, but it wasn't until his later high school years that he discovered his knack for it. Driven by his passion, he taught himself to play the guitar and began to write and perform music.

Over the past decade, Jeremy has played all over the U.S. and in Europe, including numerous venues in Texas. Pulling from the example of Texas performance artists, Jeremy loves to interact with his audience. He captivates the crowd with his genuine personality, unique humor, and heart-felt love of his occupation.

Jeremy draws from his personal experiences to create songs that are keenly perceptive and meaningful. The first single from his latest album, “Things I Need To Say” was the Top 40 Roots Music Report and IndieWorld Report track, "Burn This House Down." The song paints a poignant picture of heartbreak and acceptance that still remains relatable. It will stick with you long after your first listen. That single was followed up by the equally well-received, “Why is the Bluebird Blue,” also is a Top 40 Roots Report americana single. “Bluebird” also reached #2 on the Hits You Love pop charts. The videos for both songs were nominated and selected for numerous Film Festivals, including the Jersey Shore Film Festival, Indie’s Best Films Festival, and the Monkey Bread Tree Film Festival, an IMDB-sanctioned film festival.

After living in Nashville for several years, Jeremy has returned home to Texas. His new album, “Things To Come” was released on January 8, 2021. He was recently added to a Spotify Editorial playlist, resulting in over 137K streams of the title track.

Dar Dixon is an actor/producer/writer in Hollywood currently publishing his book on racism, cults, hate groups, and brainwashing.

Dar is a half Iranian / half American white boy...born in Iran.

Escaped the Iranian Revolution with the clothes on my back.

Got caught up with a cult that took 20 years of his life.

Recovered from mind control/brainwashing.

Dar is married to the daughter of Rev. Dr. Ralph David Abernathy - who along with Uncle Martin - founded the Civil Rights Movement.

Dar spends his free time fighting for Social Justice, Equality, Human Rights, Civil Rights, LGBTQ+ Rights... and Your Right to Party!