Growing up in Utah, Spencer Day never thought he’d be a musician, but luckily for us, he became one. He has a classic voice that is easy on the ears. The music and lyrics he writes are infectious and entertaining. He’s incredibly personable and really cares about the world around him. All of those things together are a winning combination. We were able to chat about his newest album, Angel City, and what he likes about performing (you can see him perform in New York City at The Green Room
Donna Summer was a music legend. Not only is she credited as being the “Disco Queen,” but she’s also a mother, daughter, wife, and saavy business woman. It’s no surprise that her life story would eventually find it’s way to a Broadway stage. For audience members not as familiar with Donna Summer the woman as with her iconic songs, the show is eye-opening. From being molested as a child in the church to failed relationships and drug abuse to taking control of her business to a (finally) happy marriage and
Chas Allen is a man of many talents: bestselling author, entrepreneur, life coach, and speaker. At the age of nineteen, he was making nationwide headlines…but not for the reasons you may think. He and three friends were involved in one of the most significant art thefts in U.S. History. They were eventually caught and sentenced to seven years in federal prison. During that time, Chas hit rock bottom and made the decision to turn his life around. Today, he’s spreading an important message about “embracing your story” and has become
Alex & Me is the perfect family film delivering inspiring life lessons on hard work, dedication, and perseverance. Thirteen-year-old Reagan Willis (Sienna Agudong) has always dreamed of following the footsteps of her idol, FIFA World Cup Champion, Alex Morgan, so when she’s cut from her local team, all hope seems lost. Heartbroken by the news, she turns to her parents for guidance, but they’re too busy helping her older brother decide which college to attend. Just as she’s ready to throw in the towel, Reagan finds support from none other