Spectrum Talent Agency’s Emmy Winning Comedian, Bruce Vilanch, will co-host the televised variety special June 27, 2020 at 7:00 pm to showcase the critical need for arts education in our schools. Read more about “Together We Will: Protect the Arts” click here for the full article: 

For booking information for Bruce Vilanch contact
Spectrum Talent Agency, Inc
PH 212-268-0404
www.spectrumtalentagency.com

Werq the World’s latest digital extravaganza with Yvie Oddly, Raja, Heidi N Closet, Kim Chi, Jaida Essence Hall, Naomi Smalls, Candis Cayne, and Plastique Tiara to benefit The National Black Justice Coalition.  Get your tickets at Voss Events.

For booking information for Yvie Oddly, Kim Chi, Naomi Smalls, Candis Canyne and Plastique Tiara, contact:
Spectrum Talent Agency, Inc
PH 212-268-0404
www.spectrumtalentagency.com

Even though The Bold Type won the Celebrity Family Feud on June 14, 2020, RuPaul’s team with Spectrum Talent Agency clients Carson Kressley and Michelle Visage with Latrice Royale and Raven stole the show with their wit and personalities. 

Read all about the show here: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-8420609/Celebrity-Family-Feud-Katie-Stevens-leads-Bold-Type-win-RuPaul-team-steal-show.html

For booking information on Carson Kressley:
Spectrum Talent Agency, Inc
PH 212-268-0404
www.spectrumtalentagency.com

The goal of this telethon is to raise $500,000 for the organization's COVID-19 fund. Hosted by Sheryl Lee Ralph, Eric McCormack and Jessica Holmes, our clients Carson Kressley and Deborah Cox will be joined on June 27 from 7-9pm PT by Sir Elton John, Kelly Clarkson, Marie Osmond, Billy Idol, Kristin Chenoweth, Valerie Bertinelli, Juan Pablo Di Pace, Kelly Osbourne, Danny Trejo, Cheryl Tiegs, Tyler Henry, Eileen Davidson, Sandra Lee, Harry Hamlin, Jamie Lee Curtis, Sharon Stone, CeeLo Green, Pauley Perrette, Marianne Williamson, John Goodman, Marlee Matlin, Olivia Newton-John, Charo, Matt Bomer, Chrissy Metz, Lisa Rinna and others.
 
This is a must see event that will be the best of a Jerry Lewis Telethon with the modern twist of today’s virtual fundraisers.

Read more about this opportunity to see the best of the best at: 
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/rambling-reporter/eric-mccormack-sheryl-lee-ralph-jessica-holmes-host-ktlas-project-angel-food-telethon-1299078

For booking information of Deborah Cox and Carson Kressley contact
Spectrum Talent Agency
PH 212-268-0404
www.spectrumtalentagency.com

Even though The Bold Type won the Celebrity Family Feud on June 14, 2020, RuPaul’s team with Spectrum Talent Agency client's Carson Kressley and Michelle Visage with teamates Latrice Royale and Raven stole the show with their wit and personalities. 

Read the original story: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-8420609/Celebrity-Family-Feud-Katie-Stevens-leads-Bold-Type-win-RuPaul-team-steal-show.html

For booking information of Carson Kressley & Michelle Visage
​Spec​trum Talent Agency, Inc
PH 212-268-0404
www.spectrumtalentagency.com 

As Inaya Day puts it, “Love Like This” is a classic 90’s song sending a “message of love out to a world that really needs it right now”.
Watch for a special EP release of “Love Like This” on June 27th.

For booking information for Inaya Day contact:
Spectrum Talent Agency, Inc
PH 212-268-0404
​www.spectrumtalentagency.com

Spectrum Talent Agency's client, Lance Bass was surprised by the reaction of his band mates having expected them to hate him for ending the career of *NSYNC. Instead, they were upset he wasn’t able to tell them from the beginning. They did not care he was gay. They just wished they could have had the “real” Lance throughout their successful run as a group.

Lance Bass came out in 2006 while vacationing in Provincetown, RI when a fan recognized him and asked if he was gay. Unfortunately, the fan was a reporter from The Washington Post. Within 48 hours and a barrage of phone calls, Lance arranged to tell his story to People. “Talk about a Band-Aid being ripped off very publicly. . . “

Click here to read the full article:

For booking information on Lance Bass,
Spectrum Talent Agency, Inc
PH 212-268-0404
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As a charity fundraiser Spectrum Talent Agency’s client, All 4 One participated on an album supporting our wounded and lost veterans as well as their family members who were left behind. Catch the behind the scenes making of the CD. 

And if you haven’t heard, streamed or downloaded their song “Isn’t it Amazing”, please do so and help us support these brave families

For booking information for All 4 One contact:
Spectrum Talent Agency, Inc
PH 212-268-0404
​www.spectrumtalentagency.com

​Spectrum Talent Agency client, Diana King, joined multiple Jamaican entertainers as part of yesterday’s Blackout Tuesday.  This social media-driven protest was aimed at bringing attention to discrimination and abuse of African Americans. Participating in the social media protest included Diana King, Sean Paul, Ce’Cile, Beenie Man, Morgan Heritage, Popcaan, Jamila Falak, Alaine, Spice, Minister Marion Hall, and Shenseea. 
Read the full article from the St. Lucia News : https://www.stlucianewsonline.com/jamaican-entertainers-join-blackout-protest-on-social-media/

For Diana King Booking information contact
Spectrum Talent Agency, Inc
PH 212-268-0404
www.spectrumtalentagency.com 

The opening title card of Dark City Beneath the Beat states that “there are thousands of ways to tell this story.” It just so happens that filmmaker and musician TT the Artist has chosen the most infectious and kinetic way to tell it. Co-produced by Issa Rae, her film is more than a love letter to her hometown of Baltimore, it is a celebratory declaration of the artistic culture the city has fostered.

Taking viewers on a colourful and lyrical tour of her beloved city, TT the Artist breaks down misconceptions of Baltimore while making one’s booty shake in the process. If you thought the city was nothing more than the impoverished hotbed of crime, as portrayed in The Wire, prepare to be schooled by TT the Artist, DJs, producers, dancers and activists who have been lifting up a community that outsiders have long ignored.

Skillfully blending archival footage with lively performance pieces, Dark City Beneath the Beat effortlessly presents a mosaic of the people, sights and sounds that give Baltimore its pulsing beat. In a wonderful hybrid of documentary filmmaking and music video aesthetics, TT the Artist captures how Baltimore club music, a unique sub-genre that mixes hip-hop and house music, has helped to shape the sprawling cultural hub Baltimore has become.

She not only touches on how Baltimore club music afforded her the opportunity to give back by starting Club Queen Records, her own record label which promotes music made by women of colour, but also on how key figures in the Baltimore music scene have given people hope. With programs like the Queen and King of Baltimore dance competitions and groups like “B’more than Dance” those in the music community are giving youth structure, while teaching them to be business savvy at the same time.

While an uplifting film, Dark City Beneath the Beat does not shy away from the racism and violence that has plagued the city. An animated sequence touches on the killing of Freddie Gray and a beautiful sequence involving a ballerina in a graveyard pays tribute to all the lives lost. However, TT the Artist reminds audiences that even in tragedy, Baltimore finds the creative strength to move forward.

Whether it is the music of the legendary beats that flowed out of The Paradox nightclub, the sense of community in the Cherry Hill projects, or the colourful characters outside the local market, TT the Artist presents a city comprised of many voices. Regardless of whether they are straight, gay, trans, old, musician, poet, shop worker or truck drive, they each contribute to the city’s harmonious chorus. Dark City Beneath the Beat is as joyous and electric as the pulsing soundtrack that guides it.