Monday, November 9, 2009

Who do you think should be in the ShowBiz network?

Are race drivers considered to part of Showbiz? Some say Yes they are entertainers, Other say No. If they are than so should football, Basketball, Baseball and Hokey players! What do you say?

Monday, August 24, 2009

Tuesday, August 11, 2009

The ShowBiz Expo – LA

The ShowBiz Expo – LA
Saturday, October 17, 2009 from 10 am to 6 pm Los Angeles Convention Center
REGISTER ONLINE TO ATTEND - FREE! http://tinyurl.com/lmmrbu

Film, Stage & ShowBiz Expo ("ShowBiz Expo") ( http://TheShowBizExpo.com ) is a FREE five-star event that brings everyone in the Entertainment Industry together under one roof (film makers, production companies, studios, producers, directors, actors, designers, company/general managers, editors, cinematographers, crew, musicians, etc.). This event is FREE to attend.

ShowBiz Expo is the only event of its kind that simultaneously offers great exhibitors, industry workshops (ranging from producers panels to casting directors to festivals), HeadShot Lane, Movie Reel Showcase, Designers Showcase, Project Boards, Roundtable networking, Focus Groups, Film Festival, actual casting calls (Telsey + Company and Disney Theatrical Group), and networking opportunities in a professional all-entertainment related trade show venue.

Wednesday, August 5, 2009

Driver of the Year-LA


This is Tom Pool working at the Al Malaikah booth during the NBC4/Telemundo52 Health Expo.
Tom Pool is the Shriners Hospital for Children-Los Angeles Volunteer of the year 2008.
Tom is an actor he also dose voice over work, but when he is not working he helping at the Shriners Hospital for children as a driver. He also helps with PR effort at Al Malaikah Shrine.
His web site is down at this time But here is a YouTube link for you.
http://www.facebook.com/l/;www.youtube.com/tompoole69

Friday, July 17, 2009

A Mason in the Biz


www.josephjamesfilms.com
Brother James made his debut this week on Leverage. Hope you watched it. This show has good ratings. Joseph's resume is getting better by the day. Check out his web page.

Thursday, June 11, 2009

Shriners hospital delay

Wed Jun. 10 2009 12:03:44 PM ctvmontreal.ca

A top American official with the Shriners hospital says the group has postponed its plans to build a new facility in N.D.G. after its endowment fund lost $3 billion dollars during the recession.

Gene Bracewell, the Atlanta-based imperial treasurer of the Shriners, tells CTV News that all Shriners projects are on hold for the time being until the economy recovers. That includes a proposed new hospital in St. Louis, Missouri, Bracewell said Wednesday in a telephone interview.

Contradiction

A local official imediately contradicted Bracewell on Wednesday.

Gary Morrison, director of Montreal Shriner's Hospital, told CTV News that there is no delay.

"The answer is no, there has been no indication that this project is on hold," he said.

It's yet the latest turn in a saga that saw the Shriners threaten to leave Montreal for Ontario in 2005 before doing an about-face and announcing it was moving its aging facility to N.D.G. from Cedar Ave. on Mount Royal.

The $100 million Shriners hospital project is scheduled to be built next to the English superhospital at the Glen Yards near Vendome metro station.

Wednesday, June 10, 2009

New Contract for SAG

Nearly a year after their previous deal expired, members of the Screen Actors Guild voted 78 percent in favor of approving a new two-year contract, effective June 10 at 12:01 a.m., covering film, TV, digital and new media projects.

Approximately 35.3 percent of SAG's 110,000 members mailed in a ballot.

SAG and the Alliance of Motion Picture & Television Producers hammered out a tentative deal in April, as SAG's leadership—which believed it was getting screwed over financially in multiple ways—finally took a cue from its increasingly disgruntled membership and opted to put the terms to a vote.

"This is a great decision for SAG and I'm so appreciative of everything the new leadership is doing to put the Guild back on track," Monk star Tony Shalhoub said in approval. "They've obviously got the right ideas for making SAG stronger."

As when the Writers Guild of America went to battle with the AMPTP, SAG's major sticking point was new-media residuals and protection for actors as their projects go digital.

"The membership has spoken and has decided to work under the terms of this contract that many of us, who have been involved in these negotiations from the beginning, believe to be devastatingly unsatisfactory," SAG president Alan Rosenberg said in a statement.

"Tomorrow morning I will be contacting the elected leadership of the other talent unions with the hope of beginning a series of pre-negotiation summit meetings in preparation for 2011. I call upon all SAG members to begin to ready themselves for the battle ahead."

Oh, boy.

The new contract contains $105 million in wage increases for union members, though, per studio estimates, actors have also lost out on about $80 million in raises by working under the terms of the old deal—which expired June 30, 2008.
By Natalie Finn

Tuesday, February 24, 2009

Cheerleaders at the Shrine Auditorium-LA


2009 West Coast Cheerleading & Dance Team Championships

Shrine Auditorium (Los Angeles, CA)

The Universal Cheerleaders Association brings its 2009 West Coast Championship competition to the Shrine Auditorium. Dance teams, recreational/youth cheerleader teams, and all-star cheer teams will compete for prizes over the course of two days, with award ceremonies taking place throughout the competition.

Monday, January 26, 2009

Shriners Closing Hospitals?

Hello ShowBiz Nobles: Some of you may have read the Texas newspapers or have heard rumers that Shriners Hospitals for children are closing!

The offical word from Ralph Semb, President & Chief Executive Officer is that the Boards of Directors and Trustees voted to SUSPEND additional renovation and reconstruction activity at the Galveston Hospital , pending further evaluation and improvement in our financial situation. this action could avoid as much as $30 milion in annualized operation expense. More than $3.5 million has already been invested in addressing the damage from Hurricane Ike at the Galveston Shriners Hospital for Children.

The others stories that have come to light is that the constriction of the St. Louis and Los Angeles Shriners Hospitals for Children have been put on hold because of finical reasons.

I know that this is the Award season and many of you have a very full calendar, but it is also a time when you see a lot of friends that can help us raise money for our hospitals.
I and not asking you to collect from your friends but to get Ideas for fund raisers.
I know many of you have given your help in the past for Shriners, Shriners Hospitals for Children and other worthy programs.
So have many nonShriners, J. Timberlake concert raised a million dollars last Oct. But we need 30 times that just to cover the operation expanse at Galveston.

Now is the time for the Nobles of the ShowBiz community to pull together and and show the world we are proud of what the Shriners Hospital for children do.

Ok it's your turn to make comments! lets have it.

Monday, January 12, 2009

Richard Tyson

Check out the MySpace of Richard Tyson several pepole think it is great he is a Shriner.
www.myspace.com/richardtyson

Friday, January 9, 2009

Howie Damron new link

Hello Nobles: I have added a new link for you to look at. Howie Damron is a country singer/writer and his family is involved in masonry writing and sing songs about the Lodge and its groups. You need to check out this link.
Brother Howie talks live on Masonic Centeral Pod Cast with Brother Greg Sunday January 25th at 7PM pacific time.
For more information go to masonicCentral.com