January 2011 Issue of Ford Ent Magazine

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Special Shout Out To: ConSayLaw. They’re on their way, Look out for dem boyz. With the quick, clever lines of Taz, the deep Rick Ross sound of Sweet and the ‘Bout-That-Life raps of Brizzo, this trio will no doubt claim 2011 as theirs. Close enough to be brothers, these three are sure to take the 239 rap game by storm. Beastmode...lets Go!

Editor in Chief Rachelle Chevrin Advisors Tisha Furlow Vicky Laredo Senior Photographers Mike Fisher Stephanie Alexis Videographers Alphonse Jones Peter “Chad” Wright Stylist Bethany Butler Writers Alvita Hill Kiara “Sweetie” Babb A’Lontay Hope Lola Sims Marketing & Promotions Psycho Joe Jroc (SnS DJ) Bo Jack (SnS DJ) Graphic Designers Freddy Vasquez Lester Skinner (Cover) 21K. Designs Designsby21K@aol.com

In This Issue…

Dirty South Radio Top 20…….6 Marcus Willis....8 Got Next Mixtape..11 Sean Fresh….16 West………17

Remember Haiti

Pretty Ricky….18 Tia………24 Magnum Jackson….26

5 Questions….30

Florida Entertainment summit Recap…...32

Artist of Tomorrow December 2nd 2010 a number of amazing upcoming Artist came together to show out and network with Industry officials who could possibly help, shape and guide their careers. Artist and guest were encouraged to bring donations for My Sisters House and Atlanta Union Mission shelters. Although there was a lack of

dona-

tions, there was not a lack in talent that night at the Sanctuary Nightclub & Lounge in Buckhead Atlanta. Artist LASHA V, DeonMichaels, Neon, Cadillac Don, Flawless , KCamp just to name some of those who came out and demanded the stage. VClassics ( the organization) who put this event together in a matter of two weeks had quite a good turn out! VClassics plans to make up for the lack of donations with upcoming events in the near future. (Recap written by VClassics).

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ESPN2’s “Friday Night Fights” presents:

“Magic” Marcus Willis Were you nervous or were you like "I got this"?

Yea I remember I was hungry lol. I was anxious just ready to go at it. I think with the time I've had in the amateurs its killed all the nerves for me, I can't remember the last time I was nervous.

My research shows that your current record is 7WINS (K.O. 2)..) 1 Loss and 2 Drawn fights..Very impressive!! What makes you so good For those who are unaware, tell us a brief bio on

at what you do?

who you are and what you do.

First off God, I've always kept him in me, this is a Brief? There's a lot to me...lol, well I'm a professional boxer, I've been fighting since I was 8, born and raised in ft Myers, fl, I'm a very positive person who loves to have fun.

When did you decide to go into Professional Boxing

very dangerous sport, He is needed. Its the hard work I put in I stay in the gym and try to train harder than what I think my opponent is. My dad and coach Larry Willis has also done a great job!!!

Speaking of training, what's your typical training

and why that decision?

session like? and how often do you train?

I always knew I would fight pro at a young age, I am

I train at least 5 times a week, it involves a lot of

very competitive and with boxing, unlike other

cardio, abs, running, and just polishing my techniques.

With such a busy training schedule, how are you able

sports I only have myself to rely on. I've always

to manage a personal life on top of your Boxing

dreamed of being a world champion and believe

career?

that is very possible.

Wow umm I think of that often...I don't really, it kind of takes it away from me. I'm so consumed with the gym,

Do you remember your very first Pro fight?? What

that the only time I have to myself is, trying to rest. But

was your mindset while stepping into that ring??

with sacrifice comes great accomplishments!

My research also show your current rating in the USA Anything else you'd like to let your fans and as 36/251...How do you plan on taking the #1 spot?

supporters know? Any shout outs?

That's a couple years down the road, its just going to

I'm focused and training hard. Shout outs to my city

take me completing every task at hand for now.

and everyone that has been supportive...Team Willis, my Promoter Terry Trekas-One Punch Productions,

I see you'll be able to move a little closer to that goal

DJ Quest, Kenny Erickson-Erickson's Drying, Magnum

on January 14th ..Tell us a little bit about that upcom- Ent., Gabe Solomon, Twin Cutz, Trevor Howard, ing fight and if its special to you in any way.

Stephenson's Chiropractic, Means Family Chiropractic,

Its on Jan 14th on espn2 "Friday Night Fights" it will be Fight Zone and Ft. Myers P.A.L. lol too many...you in Key West held at the Mallory Square. I believe it airs know you cant ask black people to give shout outs! at 9pm. Every fight is special its a blessing to be in the

Lol thank you very much Marcus for this interview.

ring doing what I love. This one more-so because I get

-

to broadcast my talent worldwide and it could open some doors for more TV fights amongst other possibilities.

Your fighting style has once been referred to as "War". As I quote a 2007 article: "he invades their space, slides into their zone to land short combinations then moves his head before any retaliation" Is your modern day fighting style similar to your 2007 self?

Wow I like that, you really are doing your research. Yes I still have somewhat of that same style I've learned more to incorporate with that style I'm very strategic as I go in for the kill.

Remember Haiti; One Year later

Got Next Mixtape Florida Edition Meet the featured artists

GOONS UNITED

T-Pleyza

BY THE NEW SCHOOL

Www.Myspace.com/TPlezya

GoonsUnitedBytheNewSchool.com

J Nyle

Lil Rufus

Facebook.com/JNyleMusic

Myspace.com/RufusMuzic

Youngin Da Sp

Stichiz

Facebook.com/Pages/ YounginDaSp

Www.Stichiz.com

Grindmode

Steve Woodz

Reverbnation.com/Chaos33176

Myspace.com/SteveWoodz

Dirty 1000

Sho Zoe

Reverbnation.com/Dirty1000

Www.ShoZoe.com

D-League

Swazy

IrepDLeague.ning.com

Twitter.com/SwazyStyles

Kayo

Psycho Joe

Www.KayoBlowKisses.com

Myspace.com/PsychoJoeMusic

DZ The Rapper

Swagger Splash

DzTheRapper.Blogspot.com

Reverbnation.com/ MrSwaggersplash

Total Kaos

Young Society

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Twitter.com/YoungSocietyFL

Getting Fresh with R&B singer Sean Fresh: What are your goals as an artist?

Right now my goal is

simply to be heard.

There are so many stories to be told from every artist, I just want mines to be heard and of course accepted.

What is the main single you are pushing and meaning behind it?

I'm pushing a single called "School Me".

I wrote this song when I moved into my apartment. I didn't have a bed or really any furniture. All I had was some sheets and a cd player with a CD of instrumentals from my producer. I fell asleep while listening to it over and over and around 4 am in the morning I woke up and started writing. I had the melody and I knew this was going to the song that everyone made love to. A song that allows a man to take the backseat and simple allows his mate to school him.

What projects are you working on and what will they do for your career?

Right now I am working to finish my mixtape

By Lola Sims

H

ailing from Little Rock, AR, Sean Fresh is shaping

up to be quite the artist. Musically inspired by perform-

called Fresh Radio and my debut album called FreshLove ( I thought about naming it FreshSex but I remembered that I would have to give my momma and em a copy..FreshLove it is)

ers like Brian McKnight, The Isley Brothers, Boyz II Men,

Contact info/myspace/facebook info

Outkast, Usher and 8Ball and MJG, he’s giving listeners a

www.twitter.com/seanfreshonline

dose of real music with a southern touch. Doing music

seanfreshmusic@gmail.com

since 2006, we recently sat down with the singer to find

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out a little bit more about him and his movement.

www.myspace.com/seanwestonline www.seanfresh.com

West: It’s All About The Hustle

By Lola Sims

A

What other projects are you working on right now?

Right now I have a single called, “Got Bread” and it

fea-

s a new artist hailing from Springfield, TN, West tures Yo Gotti and Starlito. Were expecting a nice run is definitely putting in the hard work to get with it. I’m also working on a mixtape and a group pro-

noticed. With the success of his first single “Hustleman” ject called Trash Bag Gang. Starlito (who is Yo Gotti artist) ft. Young Buck having made quite a bit of noise for him, form it with 3 other hot artists from Nashville but I’m the even though it was halted by 50 cents ties on Buck, he’s only one that is not actually from there. still motivated by his own blue print to life. Always one to stay in a lane of his own, he is the CEO and first artist to be released from his label, Facin 20 Entertainment.

Currently preparing to work his new single “Got Bread” ft. Yo Gotti and Starlito, is expected to do numbers. With plans in site that include group collaborations, mixtape releases, and a number of other opportunities, he’s worth taking the time to get to know.

A year or so ago you had a hot single with Young Buck, called “Hustle Man”. What have you been doing since then?

Grinding. That song had crazy momentum behind it since it came out at the same time him and 50 cent were beefing. It had all types of people calling but I couldn’t really move like I wanted to with it because 50 had a freeze on Buck. So I have been working hard and making the necessary moves to keep my name in the streets and busy.

What artists inspire you?

Artist like UGK, Scarface, BG, and Beanie Segal inspires me. I like artist that paint pictures with their words that you can actually see. That way you know they are people dealing with the same things as you. Remember Scarface verse on This Cant Be Life with Jay and Beans, That made me go home and put my life in a notepad.

Who are some artists that you have worked with?

Where can our readers find out more about you and

I’ve worked with: Bun B, Killer Mike, Ray Cash, Project your movement?

Pat, Young Buck, Yo Gotti, and Shannon Sanders to name Follow me on twitter @westthehustleman Check out a few. It’s definitely a nice mix because I learned some- West on youtube.com/westhustleman or thing from working with them all.

westhustleman@gmail.com

Pretty

Ricky

Pretty Ricky Bluestar Nation, It’s a Movement Article written by Kiara “Sweetie” Babb

Bow Wow and Various artists on Scream Tour IV. In 2007 the group released their sophomore album titled

ith Chart topping singles such as “Grind on Me” (2005), “Your Body” (2005), and “On the Hotline” (2006), one of the most popular male groups is back and going stronger than ever. Platinum selling artists Baby Blue, Slick’ Em, Spectacular, and Pleasure P formed the group Pretty Ricky in 1997. With their father, Joseph Blue Smith, as their manager and CEO of his own record label, they were signed to Bluestar Entertainment International. “Flossin”, which became a major hit on Miami’s

“Late Night Special”. Once again they were a success and the album sold more than 132,000 copies the first week it was released. For five weeks straight their album held the number 1 spot. That album was certified as Gold. When Pleasure P decided to leave the group to pursue a solo career, he was replaced with an artist by the name of 4Play. “Eighties Baby” was released in 2008 and so was the new member of the group who was then replaced by the group member known today as Lingerie.

radio station Power 96, gained them their first initial glow of the limelight and from that stars were not born, but finally recognized. With a mind blowing stage presence, Pretty Ricky quickly established a fan base that quickly spread throughout South Florida.

Although they were well known in the Miami-Dade area from receiving heavy play on the radio station WPOW Power 96, with the number one most requested song in the radio station’s history, “Grind On Me”, Pretty Ricky gained international publicity after they got signed to Atlantic Records in 2004. In 2005 they released their first debut album “Bluestars”, which was released May 24th, 2005. Within the first week the record sold over 56,000 copies and debuted at number 16 on the Billboard 200 album chart. It didn't end there; their album became platinum selling over 1 million copies worldwide. Not only were they featured on BET’s 106 & Park but they also performed with Omarion, Chris Brown,

The self-titled mixtape “Pretty Ricky” was independently recorded and released in 2010 and sold over 100,000 copies. Since then, they have released singles such as “Cookie Cutter”, “Rollin with a Star”, and “Topless”. The Same energy that they give off when performing is the same energy exerted into staying on their grind. The much anticipated album “Bluestars 2” is set to be released some time this year.

Q & A

>> Its almost 2011 we're glad to see Pretty Ricky hit the scene once again. What has Pretty Ricky been up to since their last album?

Working on a new album called Bluestars 2, marketing and promoting it, pushing a new single at radio called "Cookie Cutter", writing, producing and performing on records for artists including Snoop Dogg, Bone Thugs & Harmony, Trick Daddy, New Boyz, Keke Wyatt, Htown, Jodeci and more! Also been working on a reality show about the lives of the different members of Pretty Ricky. >> Just saw your new video for the first time on 106 and Park, Cookie Cutter and this song seems to be alot different then the average Pretty Ricky music, what gave you all the courage and inspiration to venture out and do new music?

Courage was not needed. We are musicians so we like to express ourselves through music. We wanted to make a song, females of all ages and ethnic backgrounds can relate to. Music has no

barriers. We are an international brand and decided that this song best caters to our international demo. The album will contain records that our U.S. Fans are accustomed to. >> For the fans that may not know, can you tell us what the song Cookie Cutter stand for? And what a Cookie Cutter is?

Being "Cookie Cutter" suggest that one is not "Original" hence a duplicate. When we say, "She's not a cookie cutter" we are saying she's not scared to be different. she's original. SHE'S SPECIAL! One of a kind! ONE IN A MILLION! >> Pretty Ricky seems really open with their fans, but are there any times when you guys feel like Enough is Enough and wish to keep your personal like private?

When we signed up for this job, we knew what it entailed. >> How do you deal with rumors and false stories that come up about you guys to the public?

Don't stress them. We cant control what the media puts out there and what the public decides to believe. >> We're all looking forward to see what Pretty Ricky brings to the music game in the new year. Do any of you have any new year's resolutions and goals for 2011?

We all plan to be better men on every level. >> Being that you guys have been in the music game for a minute, what would you say is Missing in music nowadays? (if anything?)

Over the years music has been through many changes. I don't feel there is anything missing. >> If Pretty Ricky could collab with any other artist or producer they choose, who would you guys pick and why? >> We love everyone and feel that every producer and artist is gifted. We would work with anyone!

Www.PrettyRicky.com

Ford Candy Of the Month

Tia

In her own words…..

The last thing that makes me stand out from other

How long have you been modeling?

I graduated with a 3.9 GPA and really do love to learn. In

I’ve been modeling for about a year now.

my opinion, nothing beats a good book!

Are you currently signed to an agency?

What types of modeling jobs are you interested in?

models would have to be the fact that I am a nerd!

I am involved with Innovative Modeling and Talent Man- I’m interested in the modeling jobs that will do one of agement. Visit the website at IMTMWorldwide.com to two things: give me exposure and/or make me money. see pics and info on me and other models!

But don’t let that fool you because I do have my

What are some of your experiences in modeling?

standards. I won’t do anything too raunchy or out of my

I have done all kinds of modeling events in this past year. character because my image is the most important thing For

example,

fashion,

lingerie,

implied

nudity, in this business.

promotional and urban. I have also been in the DJ Class– Do you have any other skills/talents?

I’m the Ish/Party Crackin music video and this is only the Of course I have other skills besides modeling. I’m a beginning!

natural at writing. I can write anything you want! Long,

Why Modeling as a career?

short, funny, or dramatic. I also enjoy singing. I wouldn't

I didn't exactly choose modeling as a career it definitely say its great enough to call a talent though...But I love it! chose me. I decided to start modeling after friends and I am also very skilled with kids. I owe that to my little family have repeatedly advised me to do so. I started brother and sister, my niece, and definitely my best with simple promotional modeling which got me out of friend/roommate’s son who leave me no choice but to my comfort zone and helped me with networking. After develop some skills with children. that, it was a done deal!

What advice would you give to a newcomer to the

List three things about you that make you stand out as a modeling game? model..

The most important thing I would advise a newcomer is

First of all and most importantly I will always remain to stay true to yourself and be strong minded because humble. I will never be that model chick with the bad people in this business always want something from you attitude who thinks she’s better then everyone else. I and will try to take advantage of an amateur. honestly believe that everyone has beautiful qualities and What is the biggest misconception about models?

I’m not special Just because I model. Secondly, I am very The biggest misconception about models is that we are open-minded. As a person with a multi cultural

dumb! Like I said before, academically I am smarter than

background, I don't judge people which is extremely most so that’s one stereotype that needs to be helpful in modeling because of all t he different types of reevaluated because you’ll be surprise by how intelligent people we come in contact with everyday. I can relate to we really are! just about anyone!

5 Quick Questions With…….

1.Describe your music

My music is Real Life. I call it Reality Music that anybody can relate to, regardless of race.

2. What Influenced you and why did you choose to make music?

My best friend, Champ L. Lewis (aka Shout-Out). This dude was truly a legend. I say WAS because he’s deceased but living thru me now and I’ve always had a passion for music.

3. If you could work with any artist, who would you choose?

If I could work with any artists, it would be R.Kelly and definitely my lil homie Plies.

He’s truly doing his thing. Luda, JayZ, Lil Wayne, just to name a few.

4. Define “Success”…

Big Goon

Accomplishing my dreams regardless of being rich or poor

5. What’s the BEST thing about being in the music industry?

For me it’s the love of music, and feeling within knowing that I’m gonna take care of my family one day soon, Trussit!!!!

Comedian Magnum Jackson ‌..Almost Famous.

By Alvita Hill

Do you love making people laugh?

Yeah in -a sense..its more so uplifting for me.

I NEED them to laugh @ me!

Do you go to a show with a set of jokes or kind of carry some with you and feed off the crowd and pick them as you go?

Well when I first started I had a list..but as I gain more experience I'm able to pick & choose where I wanna take my set & different topics.

What types of venues have you been doing lately?

Smaller ones during the week (bars/clubs) & comedy clubs & theatres on the weekends.

What venues do you prefer, small clubs or the theatres?

It's weird its more intimate doing clubs ..but in theatres the feeling is amazing..when they laugh it carries through the whole building. So 300 laughing sound like 3,000.

Have you ever had a freeze moment...or a heckler you couldn't ignore?

Yes, earlier in my career I had a few trying to master my new material. Hecklers are Evil, they throw some people off, I usually ignore them the 1st few times but after awhile I unload on them. I have about 5 or 6 lines for hecklers. Most shut up after 1 or 2. After that they get escorted out the Venue!

Not "Thrown Out"..lol..Do you look to any particular comedians for guidance or that influenced your work. If so why them and how have they influenced you?

Holy S--t! Lol Ummmmm yeah! Louis Ck, Lewis Black, Greg Giraldo, Kevin Hart, Dave Chappelle, and Chris Rock....Soooo many lol. They are so distinct, that someone else couldn't do their material. Their On-Stage personas are Unique.

What got you into the comedy field?

And why is that? ...what and who continues to drive you

Not really 1 event. When I was in elementary school, kids to do better and pursue the comedy? would ask me 2 bullshit with the teacher all day so we

Just the word "More"..it's so much more I have to learn,

wouldn't have to do work. We would just laugh all day.

so many more place I can perform, so many more venues

We had a talent show I was in like the 3rd grade a friend

I can travel. The optimism of the profession is what drives

of mine got in front of the whole school & told jokes. I'm me. like holy s--t he crazy! But he was funny. Then like my teacher died & students were making jokes & but I was sad. Then we got a new teacher and they STILL wanted me to tell jokes ALL class-lol. They didn't give a s--t about me or the teachers lol. They just wanted jokes. I don't think you pick comedy...it truly picks you.

What is the ultimate Venue and why?

Ummm prolly Vegas @ The Palm...it's like the Mecca for Comedy. A lot of amazing comedians have done The Palms.

Is there anything about comedy that you Do Not like?

It's a constant grind...very draining. You just can't be funny, you have to do marketing , promotions, a writer, a travel agent..lol...everything.

So you wear a many hats when it comes to your career...What is the Ultimate Goal for it?

Yes, but I have adapted pretty well but everyday is a learning experience...Ultimate Goal? Just get to Comedy Central & to work every weekend.

So a working weekend would be a dream career for you?

Yuppers I love hotels & airports #Weird!

Yeah #weird...Is there any international venues you would love to headline?

Through it all... what bit of advice can you give wanting to get into comedy?

Write, everyday... Don't do it for the big "payoff" cuz it will never come, Do it because you tuly like it.

It takes a ton of sacrifice... but its a special thing

Japan, I actually have fans there and know a few comedians that have done work overseas, they loved it!

someone

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Florida Entertainment Summit, Recap.

This year, Ford Entertainment Magazine was

Peters, Dating Coach Jeff Carroll and photographer Ian Ramidal of MATV . The various members of that panel took

honored to have been invited to the 6th Annual Florida

turn answering questions from the host as well as from the

Entertainment Summit. It was a new experience for

audience regarding why sex and sex appeal is still a major

TeamFord this year. Publisher Ladychelle, Marketing/

selling tool in entertainment during the “Let’s Talk About

Promotions Specialist Psycho Joe, and Videographer

Sex “Panel. That discussion got real interesting to say the

Alphonse Jones, all took the 3 hour trip on Thursday

least! Without skipping a beat, after the discussion panel,

December 16th and arrived just in time for the kickoff with

we were able to have a Q&A session with Neal Blaak,

Film Day. There they listened to various filmmakers and

Zappo.TV founder and Dr. John Acunto Co-founder, chairman

videographers discuss their craft. They all truly enjoyed the

and Chief Executive Officer of Chasin Music Group (home of

keynote speaker, Will Packer from Rain Forest films (Maker

the groundbreaking music application - Chasin Hits). From

of box office hits Obsessed, This Christmas, Stomp the Yard,

those two, we learned all the ways to make music and

and Takers to name a few). The speech was truly inspira-

materials available to everyone, everywhere right on their

tional. Amongst other activities that day, attendees were

cellular phones. Before the music day attendants took part in

able to network with various key players in the industry, as

the final event of the night, the interactive speed networking

well as dine on fine Haitian Cuisine in remembrance of Haiti.

workshop, Florida Entertainment Summit moderator J Hatch

Maranatha Community Center out of Fort Myers were

sat down for a Q&A with Poe Boy Music Group CEO &

honored with a check from the FES for $500 as well as a

Founder Eric ‘E-Class’ Prince. After that Q&A, Florida

pledge from Will Packer for an additional $1,000 to continue Entertainment Summit founder Elora Mason surprised their humanitarian aid to Haiti. The night ended with various E-Class with the ACE Magazine “Power of Influence Award” short film screenings and a networking bout with the

for his “undeniable contribution to the growth of entertain-

featured filmmakers, actors and actresses.

ment in the South Florida Market Place”.

Day Two kicked off at 6pm with the 3rd Annual Jingle Bell

After a quick bite to eat, TeamFord headed to the final event

Toy Drive at Club Play. Trina’s Diamond Doll Foundation,

of Music Day, a Blogger Mixer & Artist Showcase at Tangia

Kim’s Closet Boutique and Billionaire Mafia clothing all in

Lounge. The Artist Showcase featured performances from

association with the 6thAnnual Florida Entertainment

local emerging artist to recording artist traveling from

Summit joined forces to showcase emerging fashion

St. Louis, Arizona and all over the State of Florida.

designers, models and visual artists while giving back to the

Performers included Kayo, Dele-D, GMASH, A-Lyric,

community, for an evening of holiday fashion. The event

RukaPuff, Swagger Splash, AJ the RnB General, Vito, Brady,

concluded with Platinum Producer Young Yonny presenting

Gorilla Goon, Maybach Music Group artist Magazeen and

Trina with Ace Magazine’s “Power of Influence” award.

Maybach Latino Artist UB & Destinee the Boss Lady.

Day Three of the FES started off pretty early compared to

After skipping the official after party celebrating the birthday

the two previous days. Music Day kicked off with the

of Platinum Producer Young Yonny at Sobe Live, TeamFord

SoundLab where producers and recording artist got the

headed home to Fort Myers, with boxes full of business

opportunity to receive immediate feedback on their music

cards, a list of future opportunities, and gratitude of having

from Platinum Producer Young Yonny , Multi-Platinum,

being part of such a great event. Can’t wait until next year’s

Grammy Nominated Producer Cainon Lamb, WEDR 99 Jamz

Florida Entertainment Summit.

on-air personality DJ Griot as well as Street Connect DJ, DJ

This is a Ford-Recommended-Must-Attend event for all

Miami. After the SoundLab, the panel switched over to VH1’s artists, DJs, writers, Actors, actresses, models, producers, I Love Money Winner Angela “Myammee” Pitts, 2010 XXL

and any and everyone else remotely interested or involved in

Eye Candy Model Of The Year Keyshia Dior, Ethnicity Models the music industry. For more details on this event, please Founder LaShawnna Stanley, Konsole Kingz Founder CJ

visit www.FloridaEntertainmentSummit.com

Florida Entertainment Summit’s Teen Summit, Cinema Lounge & Remembering Haiti Benefit

Group of Actors/Artists/Filmmakers/ Mayor of N.Miami, and Miss Haiti Universe

Maranatha Community Center

Teen Summit Panel

Ladychelle and Bernadette Standis

Ladychelle and Jon Saxx

Miss Haitispeaker, interviews Miss Haiti Keynote Will Packer Universe for Eye Urban TV

Psycho Joe and one of the actresses featured that evening.

Chef Wilkinson “Ken”Sejour & North Miami Mayor Andre Pierre

Miss Haiti interviews Miss Haiti Universe for Eye Urban TV

Fashion Day and Music Day at the 6th Annual Florida Entertainment Summit

“Let’s Talk Bout Sex” panel: Ian Ramidal, CJ Peters, Jeff Carroll , Keyshia Dior, LaShawnna Stanley, Angela “Myammee” Pitts

Cherline Louissint, FES Coordinator, Trina, and Elora Mason, FES Founder

Speed Networking event with artists, models, producers, writers and bloggers.

Artist Gorilla Goon performs at the Artist Showcase at Tangia Lounge

Ceo and Founder of Poe Boy Music Group: E-Class and Platinum producer Young Yonny

Keyshia Dior and Angela “Myammee” Pitts

Artists GMASH at the Artist Showcase at Tangia Lounge

Artist Swagger Splash performs at the Artist

Maybach Latino Artist UB &

Showcase at Tangia Lounge

Destinee the Boss Lady.

Ford Entertainment Magazine celebrates its December issue with a hangover party!

Big thanks to Blue Enigma Entertainment, Jay Jackson, Michele Renee, Psycho Joe, the models, the artists and Billionaire Mafia for making this a top notch event! Aside from the fact that everyone got to drink free ALL night, we also had a Rip the Runway event like none other! Check out the pics for yourselves!

Clothes provided by R Milton Creations, Jays Custom Imports, and Billionaire Mafia.