Nataly Restokian, Author and celebrity TV Host in Lebanon, now residing in Montreal with her husband Nidal. Her book launch for "MASKS" will be September 10, 2019. Listen to her story, you won't believe it.

In 1966, Annette Tucker came up with the title "I Had Too Much To Dream", and wrote the song with Mantz. Tucker said: "The Prunes were an unknown group who I hired to play at a surprise party I gave for my husband. I thought they were a very creative and talented group. A cousin of my husband's brought them to Dave Hassinger, and he came to me asking for material. I played him 'Too Much To Dream' and he loved it and had all sorts of great ideas for it. When that became a hit he only wanted to use the songs that I had a part of."[1] After "I Had Too Much To Dream" became a hit, Tucker co-wrote many of the tracks recorded by the Electric Prunes on their first two albums, mostly with Mantz although she wrote the follow-up single "Get Me To The World On Time" with Jill Jones. According to Tucker, "Nancie and I were told to write different types of songs for the Prunes [first] album. So that is what we did... It was a great feeling to have eight songs on the album.

Sunday Afternoon thoughts, love and emotion about the important things in life.

Tarantino Productions is involved in the music industry having close ties to Cupid Records in Nashville, Tennessee. Some of Tony’s songs have been published and recorded at Cupid Records using that studio’s artists. Tarantino Productions has contracts pending on three major films in addition to those currently listed on this site. On November 8, 2001, Tony took home the coveted Los Angeles Music Awards “50 Years Tribute to the Sunset Strip” for his part in the music contribution spanning his career. The award was given out at the famous Whisky A-Go-Go where Tony has performed on many occasions.

David Raiklen, a composer, producer, and host. David was mentored by Oscar Winner John Williams, and Pulitzer Prize winner Mel Powell. He has worked for Fox, Sony, Disney, Sprint, Mattel, Warner bros. and PBS. Films he scored have starred Elliot Gould, Doug Jones, and Martin Sheen.

Craig Sim Webb is a Speaker/Author/Researcher on dreams, applied psychology and
consciousness, as well as a physicist and biomedical inventor. His life path was set in motion three
decades ago when he nearly drowned on a rafting trip, and then suddenly began recalling up to 10 dreams/day and having powerful lucid and vision dreams. A McGill University graduate with
pioneering dream research at Stanford University and Montreal’s Sacré-Coeur Hospital, he has
designed personal development and biofeedback tools with worldwide distribution, trained for a
decade in communications and conflict resolution, and helped found/produce Making Contact (a
well-respected international radio show that has aired weekly on 150-250 stations since 1995).
With the aim of sharing empowering, practical information, techniques, and skills, Mr. Webb has
had the honor to be an invited expert for major motion pictures, Fortune 500 corporations,
various universities, and well over a thousand international media (BBC, ABC, CBS, NBC,
Discovery, PBS, NPR, etc.) He has led hundreds of training programs and over 1500 miles of
transformational outdoor quests with a refreshing style that blends science, soul, heart and
humor. It’s been his privilege to empower CEO’s, world-class athletes, top celebrities, bestselling authors, and many others, helping them make profound breakthroughs while having plenty
of fun in the process.

Christine Bergeron is an actress and producer, known for The World According to Billy Potwin (2016), Sounds of Silence and The Stooge (2019).

Susan Hartzler is an award winning writer, professional blogger, public relations pro and social media consultant. She is completing her memoir, Sleeps With Dogs, which takes a look at her romantic relationships and compares them to the dogs she’s had as companions. Susan is also the proud guardian of Seven, an Australian Shepherd who is an actor and a model AND who is currently running for President. You can find more about Seven’s campaign at www.luvmy.dog.

Wikipedia lists Marneen Fields as one of the prominent stuntwomen and stunt actresses of the 1970s and 1980s. During those years, the world saw her versatility as an actress, and great gymnastic talent as a stunt woman, step into the shoes of 100 of the world's most famous actresses to perform death-defying feats for them. Some of the film and TV shows she's appeared in and the actresses she did stunts for are: Jane Seymour "Battlestar Galactica," Priscilla Presley "The Fall Guy," Shirley Jones "Beyond the Poseidon Adventure," Michelle Phillips "The Man with Bogart's Face," Morgan Fairchild "Time Express," Belinda Montgomery "The Man from Atlantis," Mary Crosby "Dynasty," Samantha Doane "The Gauntlet," Linda Purl "Matlock," Natasha Richardson "Patty Hearst," Karen Black "Police Story: Confessions of a Lady Cop," Linda Hamilton "Murder She Wrote," Melanie Griffith "She's in the Army Now," Tovah Feldshuh "Terror out of the Sky," Dee Wallace "The Howling," Kim Cattrall "The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries," Barbara Hershey "From Here to Eternity," Heather Menzies "Logan's Run," and many more.

Marc was first mentored by Gene Kelly's brother, Fred Kelly, as both a performer and director. Marc Baron worked closely with Sidney Lumet and Woody Allen gaining on-set training in film directing. It was at the urging of Dustin Hoffman and Matthew Broderick on the set of "Family Business" (was Matthew Broderick's stand-in/double) where he also got daily insights on film directing by Sidney Lymet, who was writing his book "Making Movies."