Somewhere in Vegas

Director Keith Bearden takes a comedic look at high school through the eyes of two female friends in "Antarctica".

Life-long friends Kat and Janet see their senior year and the relationship turn upside down with Kat's sudden popularity and misfit Janet is put on strange medication for her “bad behavior.” Chaos ensues in this comedy, which has fans and critics have mounted praise since its release.

We talked to Bearden about working with star Kimmie Muroya in her debut role, shooting in a short time frame, and his inspiration for the movie.

Shiffley has quickly climbing the charts and if you are a reality show fan you may have already heard their music.

Their songs were featured in shows like "Teen Mom" and "Tiny House Nation", but their fan base are mainly from their roots in the New York band scene. Although Covid has sidelined their live performances, Shiffley has been busy making new music with their new single "Gimme" and an yet to be titles album on the way.

We talk to three of the band members about their coming together as a band, their song writing process, and their legion of fans.

Coming off a worldwide hit with "Wow", Larry Jay is on a roll.

His second new single of 2021, "2 New Girlfriends" is already getting rave reviews with the fans, and all this after just recovering from heart surgery.

We talked to Jay about his inspirations for songs, his unique style writing style, and hos upcoming porjects.

Piper Smith is a true inspiration in a lot of ways.

Not only working with troubled teens, Smith is a talented country artist. Having gone viral on Tik Tok, she was inspired her to write the song "Strong Woman" as a tribute to the creator of the board game "Monopoly". The single is out now with rave reviews.

We talked to Smith about her writing process, her inspirations, and turning negative energy into something positive.

Starting out in the rap scene in Florida in the beginning of the millennia, Yo Majesty went from local clubs to touring the world. They have not only crossed gender lines, but became a voice for the LGBTQ community.

After being inactive for a few years, the group is back for their new album “Return Of The Matriarch".

We talk to the duo about their start, writing process, and their global influence.

Having been in many puck and rock bands throughout his career, Davy Williamson has gained experience in playing a multitude of instruments and perfecting his producing chops.

Now a solo artist, Williamson has a hot new single, "Thin Disguise". He is also releasing an EP which will be released in February.

We talk to Williamson about his song producing process, his love of instruments, and his history in music.

Legendary bassist Leland Sklar has been a session musician for a who's who of music. From Barbara Streisand to Reba, from Dolly Parton to Rick Springfield and beyond, he has played all genres of rock. Before the pandemic, he was the concert bassist for Phil Collins.

We talk to Leland about his new coffee table photo book, his innovative bass, and working with so many stars.

Returning from our interview earlier this year, Kimberly Dawn has been busy in 2020.

After her follow up to her single "Nashville", she hit the charts again with "1989". Her third single is just in time for the holiday season - "Christmas Wish".

We talk to Dawn about her Christmas traditions, her affinity for Christmas music, and her streaming concerts who have helped local concert venues.

A chance meeting at a songwriters symposium formed a country duo who are hitting the charts internationally.

Justin Patterson and Laura Lynn Danley created Ten Penny Gypsy three years ago and have since won awards with their first album has recorded their follow-up "Fugitive Hearts" which will be available this week.

We talk to Patterson about his harmonious partnership with Danley, their songwriting process, and producing the new album.

Having worked in show business for decades, Ron Russell has shared the screen with Lauren Bacall, Elizabeth Taylor, Tony Curtis, and Bette Davis just to name a few.

Still working as an actor, he also the host of the successful "The Jimmy Star Show with Ron Russell" the #1 Webshow in the world with 4.5 million weekly viewers/listeners.

We talk to Russell about the golden age of Hollywood, the change of film sets over the decades, and the importance of independent producers.