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Dr Madalene Chan Award Winning Artist/Song-Writer/Author/TV Presenter/Creative Soul Heart Awakener Dr Madalene Chan has a Doctorate in 2021, in “Humanitarianism and Conflict Response” She was one of the original members of the 90s UK hit band ‘Steps’, Madalene was the first ever foreign act to win a Malta Music Award, in 2010. Supported Celebrity/Pop Star Peter Andre at the MMA's  2013 edition. As international Artist "Maddee Loveday", she reached no 7 in the billboard dance charts with her hit single ‘Follow Love’. Interviewed by International Royal Broadcaster “Ian Pelham Turner” on  ALB UK TV,  Dec 2020, Interviewed on 25th August 2021, by American TV “Rapping with Dr Jacalyn Kerbeck of  USA Global TV®

Wrote Courses Union of Breath and Voice,  Facing The Shadows of Self, & Intuition of the Heart, to host listening courses with The Power of Listening with  Dr Jacalyn Kerbeck of  USA Global TV® Educational Platform, Released Single on 04/06/2022  “It Could Be You”, Songs4U Production,  written about Award winning Entrepreneur/Publisher R J Moore, and for Robert’s life story  Film "Reinventing Freedom" 2023. Star Child released as a paperback on Amazon and on kindle publishing as kindle book 22nd September 2022. December 2022 - Dr Madalene was awarded President’s Club Award Vip Award 2022 for helping others, sharing hope and inspiration,  Dr Jacalyn Kerbeck of  USA Global TV® Presenter for Talking Heads series, sharing knowledge of my professional background on USA Global TV® partnered with E360TV. once a week on Fridays. Creator of Songs4U, where songs are written about people's heart life stories, and also celebrations, and memories of loved ones, and the Birthing Songs. Co-Author with Dr Jacalyn Kerbeck & Mariska Dupreez, for Lady Ella Children’s Series Book 4.

Reached Amazon no1 for the Listening Lazie’s Song a  co-write  from Lady Ella Children series. Interviewed by Mark Stephen Pooler on "The Brilliance Business Show" July 9th with E360TV and its partners, Amazon Fire TV, Roku, YouTube, Android TV & Apple TV. Selected to become Uk Representative for "Creative Art Development" for the International Humanity Chamber of Commerce (IHCC) 24th July 2023. Co-Executive Producer for World Jenny's Day Gala and 24 hour marathon, 2023, World Jenny's Day Benevolent Fund - World Mental Health Awareness. Co-Authoring with Dr Jacalyn Kerbeck “Creative Hearts Awakening” Book.

Became the  Cover of "International Face Magazine", October edition 2023  interviewed about her lifestyle, passions, purpose, of her being a Creative Soul Heart Awakener. Released “Creative Hearts Awakening Book Series (1) which became No 2 in  Amazon’s Bestseller Sellers New Releases. Co-Authored with  Dr Jacalyn Kerbeck of  USA Global TV® nterviewed by  Radio DJ Hosts, Wayne Clark and Nicole Glozier of "The Right Buzz Radio", on her creative works. Currently TV Co- Presenter for “the Creative Heart Show” with Dr Jacalyn Kerbeck of  USA Global TV®

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I was told you're fat enough and you know, you don't need any food, look at you. You know, you've got storage enough and I wasn't fat, I was pregnant. The level of abuse was completely terrible. I couldn't speak to anyone, because how do you tell anyone? You just got married, you change your whole life and this is what's happening. The only people who I would reach out to was my mother in law, who I would call mum. In time I started revealing and telling her, she just kept on saying: he's a baby, he doesn't know, it's all gonna get better. He doesn't know how to handle, I'll have a word with him. What I didn't realise was that abuse ran in their family. She was only condoning it, because that's the way she dealt with it. In the beginning I didn't tell my family at all. Then later, I went back and I said: ok, now this is my route of escape. When they saw me, they were shocked 'cause they said I looked like a living dead body in front of them.
 
So I confided in my mum and I told her this is what happened and mum was very quiet. And all the food in the world you could think of, I stuffed my face literally, cause I was so hungry and I was so happy to see food. I was taken to private doctors to see the baby's ok and my mum said: ok, you gotta go back. And I didn't wanna go back and she said: you can't disgrace the family name. I, I don't know I couldn't get over that, I couldn't forgive my mum for a very long time.

Because I was back in my hell. I just remember crying in pain because my stomach started to hurt. I remember waiting and waiting for him and the afternoon turned to night and I was rolling on the floor and vomiting and crying 'cause I was so hungry. 

I broke free in 2013 which is not too long ago. And I learned to battle my way out because when I saw my 2 little babies I said: I gotta be strong for them. Some people have asked me: why did I go on and have another baby, when I was with a man like that. Nothing in my life was ever consensual. I never had a choice in anything. But today I do. And I broke through, I worked very hard, I transformed in every way possible. I transformed me, I became into a mother, I became into a survivor, into a warrior, into a teacher and I said: this is who I am. Now, I have to be a pillar of strength for them and what I do from now on marks their future. Right now my children have a very happy home. They're always laughing, they have no shortage of anything. And I work very hard. I actually feel like a phoenix rising from the ashes.

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Wilfred La Salle is an American actor, film director, producer, and screenwriter. His accolades include international film festival awards for his short film titled "Hilo 2". He began his film career later on in his life, during his mid thirties and founded his own production company called "La Salle Productions." His directing credits include Hilo, Hilo II and his first full-feature film, titled Graves. For his short film, Hilo II he won multiple awards, which includes "Best Debut Director" at the Vesuvius International Film Festival in Italy and "Best Film" at the Madras International Film Festival in 2020.




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Sen Monro was born in Belsize Park, Hampstead, London. His father Cemal and his mother Feriha came to England from Cyprus, then a British Colony, in 1952 with nothing more than £3 in their pockets. They worked hard and eventually moved to Finchley from Islington. Both Sen's parents had the ability to perform, if not the means, in those harsh times. Sen's dad could have been an actor and his mother could certainly sing. Sen explains that although his parents are Turkish Cypriot, his great grandmother was Greek Cypriot. Having checked his DNA background, Sen says he is rather surprised to find he has Italian, Jewish, North African and Mediterranean heritage, all of which he embraces. Sen credits his parents for his hard work and can do mindset.

It was evident, from an early age Sen had a natural ability to act and write stories. This talent was recognized at school by his English teachers, particularly Mr Jobson and he was encouraged to pursue this talent. Accordingly, he embarked upon the journey to hone his acting and writing skills.

A keen sportsman, Sen represented his school and county at football, cricket and athletics. As a footballer, he had trials at several well known clubs, including Chelsea, Reading and Orient, eventually signing trainee forms for Southend United but then went on to play for Harpenden Town FC. Sen loves golf and enjoys general knowledge quizzes. He was once a winner on the very popular TV show "Blind Date", hosted by Cilla Black and has also appeared on the quiz show "Tipping Point" hosted by Ben Shepherd.

Sen is a fluent speaker of French and Turkish. This linguistic ability was certainly evident in his gripping performance of Dinu Bucalet Senior, a Romanian immigrant, in "The Cage" and as Emre in "Skewered".

Sen's talents are now becoming more recognized in the world of film and TV, not just because of his acting but also his script writing. He has written and produced STAGES which was critically acclaimed. Additionally, Sen has also written, TWO WRONGS, SWEET DREAMS and DIPAK CALHOUN, amongst others. All of these films are in line to be produced with well known film producers Tony Klinger and Steven Bernstein.

Sen is the founder of Gripping Yarn Films, based in the UK. He is also related to well known actor Tamer Hassan and went to the same secondary school as John Bercow.




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The Manhattans are an American popular R&B vocal group. Their songs "Kiss and Say Goodbye", recorded in 1976, and 1980's "Shining Star", both sold millions of copies. The Manhattans have recorded 45 hits on the Billboard R&B Chart, including twelve top-10 R&B hits in the United States, starting in 1965.  Sixteen of their songs have reached the Billboard Hot 100, including two top 10s and a number-one hit with their song "Kiss and Say Goodbye". They also charted eight U.S. R&B top 20 Albums, three of which were RIAA certified gold.



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Benson spent eight weeks on the UK Singles Chart in 1975 with his own composition, "Don't Throw It All Away". The single, released on the State Records label (State Records STAT10), reached No. 20 on the chart,[2] leading to an appearance on BBC Television's Top of the Pops. The song had originally been recorded by the Shadows, and they had performed it in the 1975 A Song for Europe contest, where it finished fourth of six entries. The song was covered in the United States by the Delfonics in 1978. There are also a number of reggae versions that include a dancehall style cut by Barrington Levy. Olivia Newton-John recorded a version of the track, including it on her 1976 album Come On Over.

​Benson had previously written a finalist for the 1974 UK competition, finishing last with the song "Someday", one of the six shortlisted entries performed by Olivia Newton-John. Benson had further attempts at winning the UK ticket to the Eurovision Song Contest, reaching the UK finals in 1977 with "After All This Time", performed by Wesley, Park and Smith, finishing fifth of 12; in 1981 with "All Cried Out", which he performed himself to place fourth of 8, and was later released on the WEA label; and in 1993 with "It's Just a Matter of Time" performed by Sonia, finishing last of eight entries.

Benson tried again in 1998 with Alan Glass on the song "Give It Up" performed by Lisa Millet which finished eighth of the eight songs in the preliminary radio heat.​In 1970, Benson's composition "Can't Afford to Lose", recorded by Jon Lukas, made it to the top 40 charts in the UK and some other European territories. It also occupied the top place in the pop charts in Lebanon for a full month, holding back the Beatles' "The Long and Winding Road" from reaching the No. 1 spot.[3] Benson's song "Let Her In" was recorded by John Travolta which became a hit in 1976. Several other songs originally written and recorded by Benson were also recorded by Travolta, such as "Can't Let You Go" and "Whenever I'm Away from You", as well as by his brother, Joey Travolta ("Something's Up (Love Me Like the First Time)"). Another of Benson's compositions, "Close to You", was recorded by Maxi Priest.[4] In 1976, he composed and sang "You", but it did not reach the UK charts.


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Professional Recording Artist, BMA Winner, Enthrone Hall of Fame World Artist Award, Producer/Songwriter and Actress. 

​Lettrice has worked with Barbra  Streisand on her Timeless Tour, Herman Andrus, Clifton Davis, Mopreme Shakur, The Boys, Ralph Johnson (Earth, Wind, & Fire), B.B. King Showcases, South East Symphony for 8 years (Anthony Parnther), San Bernardino Symphony, Nobresil Band, Cynthia Haring & New Nation, Gregg Hanley (Hanley Productions), Glasshouse Productions & Media, Speak Your Mind Radio (Brenda Williams), Keeping Real On The Rise Radio, KJLH Radio Show (10 shows), The Nikki Rich Show, The DonnyD Soul Sundays Show,  The Sherard Show, The Memphis Matters Show, Motown Soul Radio(UK), Situation Radio 102.6 (Atlanta), Rush Danja Show/Defiant BBN (Chicago), On the Couch with Esther, Dr.Cindy Show, Enthrone Records LLC (Andre' Pittmon) & many others.

She continues to work with Ralph Johnson (Earth, Wind and Fire) on various projects with artist. ​Lettrice has been with Smooth Soul Productions for 12 years, She has recorded two albums and 10 singles. She he also sang on a ambiance song, “Long Day” by Jeff Russo for the FX show, Snow Fall Season 1, Ep 4. Lettrice was honored to be a part of The Black History Parade in Pasadena and perform on the main stage. Her song, “Gonna  Be Ready” was selected as song of the year on the Speak Your Mind Radio Show. She has been honored as Jazz, Gospel and R and B Artist of the year, by Citril Starz in 2017 and in 2022, Honored for Vocal Contributions at the 3rd Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Freedom Festival by KJLH & the City of LA, Jan 2018 and presented the Ella Fitzgerald Humanitarian Award by Blackmail Prod, Heart 2 Heart Foundation and Mark Ridley-Thomas, April 6, 2018. She had a lead role in Can God's Love Reach You In The Dark Part 2 by Spencer Collins which was nominated for an NAACP Award.

Lettrice just recently released “Give Me Peace" with Giovanni Joyce Imbessi for NET Day in honor of Cancer patients who are survivors or have passed on. It was promoted internationally. She performed with Jacob Lusk (American Idol &  Gabriels) at The Heroes In The Struggle Award Show & Gala at the African  American Museum with Ceo of The Black Aids Institute, Phill Wilson and at the “Sock it To Me” Aretha Franklin  Tribute Concert. Lettrice continues to work in the studio for hire with her two business partners Brandon Ford & Devin Shaw from the Smooth Soul her production team. They also help other artist on various projects also.

She performs all over Los Angeles and travels abroad when hired to sing in shows all over the world. She headlined at the Catalina Bar & Grill, “Memories of Real Music" and at the International Choir Festival at the Zipp Theatre (Disney Hall). Lettrice just recently sang at the Visions of Music Show, A Night of R and B and performed in Holland as a principal artist with the Episcopal Chorale Society (Chas Cheatham).

Also, was lead vocalist on three songs written by: Elisa Rice (Steffen Smidst, Universal Music Group) for the film, Beyond Driven produced by: Victor Tran and Riyaana Hartley which was an official selection by the La Femme  International Film Festival 2019. She sang with the Gwen Wyatt Chorale during the Winter Season, 2019. Her had a Show on Facebook Live, called: The Lettrice Lawrence Show.

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Hodges, James & Smith was an American soulful female trio and a brainchild of Motown producer William Stevenson. They were intended to rival The Supremes, but never quite achieved that. They were previously called Hodges, James, Smith & Crawford.

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Preston Glass started off his career in music during the late seventies as a staff writer for Philadelphia producer Thom Bell. He eventually began working alongside Narada Michael Walden.​Glass played on Aretha Franklin's 1980 album Aretha and Stacy Lattisaw's 1981 LP Sixteen.

He later produced Johnny Gill and Stacy Lattisaw on their 1984 LP Perfect Combination and played on Teena Marie's 1984 album Starchild. Glass also performed on Patti Austin's 1984 self titled album, Aretha Franklin 1985 LP Who's Zoomin' Who? and Whitney Houston's 1985 self titled album.

He then produced Kenny G on his 1986 LP Duotones and George Benson on his 1986 album While the City Sleeps.... As well Glass performed on Stacy Lattisaw's 1986 LP Take Me All the Way, Aretha Franklin's 1986 album Aretha and Whitney Houston's 1987 LP Whitney. He later worked with Earth, Wind & Fire on their 1987 album Touch the World and Jennifer Holliday on her 1987 LP Get Close to My Love. Glass then produced George Benson on his 1988 LP Twice the Love, Kenny G on his 1988 LP Silhouette and George Howard on his 1989 album Personal. He also composed on Diana Ross' 1989 LP Workin' Overtime and Natalie Cole's 1989 album Good to Be Back. Glass later produced Warren Hill on his 1991 LP Kiss Under the Moon, performed on Tevin Campbell's 1993 album I'm Ready and produced Kirk Whalum on his 1993 album Cache

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Scherrie Payne- Member of The Supremes, 1976. Created and brought back The Supremes under The former ladies of the Supremes (FLOS) in 1986 with Cindy Birdsong and Jean Terrell. With many lineups. She is now joined with...

Susaye Greene - Member of The Supremes 1973 We all know and loved "He ain't heavy. He's my brother, and she took lead vocals. After a solo career, she was happy to join Scherrie in the FLOS

Joyce Vincent -Joined The Former Ladies of The Supremes in 2009 after a solo career, but Joyce was set to join Scherrie and Susaye in The Supremes before they disbanded in 1977, but didn't get the opportunity. After a solo career, Joyce joined the FLOS.

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