Belinda Moss is the THE makeup artist everyone wants. For over 20 years she has been the number one choice for A-list celebrities, musical superstars and management types. Belinda is based in the New York City, Nashville Tennessee and Tampa Florida areas.
First of all let me say , I LOVE tennis! I try to play at least 4 days a week. It really brings me JOY!
Hanging out with Billie Jean King and all the “GREATS” at Flushing Meadows is the best gig :)
Billie is a force to be reckoned with.
Five decades ago, the tennis great delivered an essential win for equality when she said she and her fellow female players wouldn’t compete at the annual tournament in Queens if their prize money didn’t match the men’s. Her crusade resulted in the U.S. Open becoming the first event to offer equal payouts.
Michelle Obama highlighted the feat’s 50th anniversary during a celebration Monday night at Arthur Ashe Stadium. And moments before King was to be honored Tuesday for her support of a different cause — free tennis programs for New York City youth — she received another surprise honor.
Queens Borough President Donovan Richards Jr. declared Tuesday to be “Billie Jean King Day” in Queens, which is home to the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center that hosts the U.S. Open.
What usually takes 2 months to crew & set the Tonys, this year it took 4 days to firm 30 Hair & Makeup artists in a venue we have never been before. I LOVE a Challenge & this show did not disappoint .
We had the lovely Ariana DeBose as our host and she nailed it!
The 76th Tony Awards is the first major awards show to be affected by Hollywood's ongoing writers' strike. The Tony Awards Management Committee and CBS initially canceled the telecast after the Writers Guild of America denied a request for a waiver that would have allowed the show's producers to stage a live show without striking writers protesting outside the venue. After further negotiations, the WGA agreed to allow an altered version of the event to proceed without the threat of a picket line and air on CBS, which is part of the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers, the group with which the WGA has been at an impasse since May 2.
Robin Hood’s Annual Benefit brings people together every year to raise funds that elevate our impact, while celebrating the greatest and most resilient city on earth. 100% of funds raised are invested directly into poverty-fighting programs across New York’s five boroughs.
It was a total blast to work with Jim Gaffigan . Mr Funny :)
I’m always honored to be a part of this organization.
Several years ago I worked with Chita Rivera (The Legend) :)
We were at The Waldorf Hotel and she was to receive an award.
The Talent escort was taking her through the kitchen and I asked if there was a better way she could take.
Chita told me “Honey, I’ve seen every kitchen in NYC” .
That day forward we were best of friends.
I absolutely adore this beautiful woman!
She is still crushing it at 90
We were doing a show at Lincoln Center celebrating 50 years of Principal Talents ( Chita did “All That Jazz”
She walked into the makeup room and said “There’s my Girl” & proceeded to rule the room. We share a mutual love for one another & I made her 30 years younger.
Our fearless producer Mitch Owgang & several people remarked how fabulous she looked.
Mitch said “You know she ALWAYS writes you into her contract “ …..
It was so worth the ride to Yale for Sir Paul. In the mean time he was there to have a discussion with THE Paul Muldoon.
Mr. Muldoon has published over thirty collections and won a Pulitzer Prize for Poetry, the T. S. Eliot Prize and the 2003 Griffin International Prize for Excellence in Poetry.
Paul Muldoon is an American journalist and author who is currently the Chief Editor at the Washington Post.
We all had the best conversations in then dressing rooms where ALL the real talk comes out :)
I was there for Sir Paul, but when Mr Muldoon asked if he could have some makeup because Sir Paul looked so natural… that’s my thing :) I jacked his hair up and when he looked in the mirror, Mr Muldoon said “Well this is a new look and I like it” .
It’s always a good day when I’m surrounded by geniuses.
Rob Reilly is a bonafide creative. Having been in the industry for decades, he knows what it takes to create meaningful work that has an impact. Not only that, he’s willing to share his knowledge and success to hopefully inspire the next generation.
Here we are at “The Today Show” and he is breaking down the ads from The Super Bowl.
Schoolhouse Rock! 50th Anniversary Singalong is the fifth installment of ABC’s successful Disney Family Singalongfranchise, taking “viewers to school, inviting friends and family around the county to gather and enjoy classic Schoolhouse Rock! hits that are as educational as they are catchy, all in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the beloved series.”
Judy Carline Woodruff is an American broadcast journalist who has worked in network, cable, and public television news since 1976. She is the anchor and managing editor of PBS NewsHour. Woodruff has covered every presidential election and convention since 1976.
I have had the privilege to work with her on several occasions.
Once was with Henry Kissinger.
Judy won The Lifetime Achievement Award for News Anchor at the Emmys this year.
I’m so grateful I was a small part of her life for this.
“We are thrilled to bring the best of Broadway to television viewers who have been through so much without the joys, comfort and excitement that live theatre provides,” said Jack Sussman, Executive Vice President, Specials, Music, Live Events and Alternative Programming, CBS Entertainment. “With the combined power of CBS and Paramount+, the show will honor this year’s Tony Award nominees and winners in a new format unlike any other, and celebrate the iconic music, memorable performances and unique personalities that make Broadway so special.”
This was such an emotional night for everyone.
We all support our Broadway Family. There was so much kindness & respect towards everyone, because we all have been through so much in the 2 years that people were so grateful just to be able to work among friends.
Broadway truly has a special energy and I’m honored to be a part of the BEST production Team in NYC.
Just when you thought we were ready to fall back in love with big live concerts again — Hurricane Henri had other plans for New York City.
The ominous Hurricane Henri washed out what was supposed to be a triumphant night for NYC, more than a year after the COVID-19 pandemic shook the Big Apple. We Love NYC: The Homecoming Concert on the Great Lawn of Central Park on Saturday night.
Midway into the concert as Barry Manilow belted out “I Can’t Smile Without You” the heavens opened up and pre-Henri arrived several hours earlier than expected, with the rain and lightning threat putting an end to what was turning into an epic event.
In all fairness, when the star-studded concert, produced by industry legend Clive Davis and Live Nation which they announced last month by Mayor Bill de Blasio things seemed to be moving in a positive direction.
To be safe EVERY person had to produce a vaccinated card to enter the park.
All and all, it was a beautiful event as the crew hugged and cried just being able to see one another again.
Rick Rubin interviews Paul McCartney and I had the best seat in house :)
This was a true labor of love.
Paul McCartney and Rick Rubin have come together — heads nodding — for a new six-episode series titled McCartney 3, 2, 1, which has finally arrived on Hulu. The documentary series gives fans a peek behind all the classics and deep cuts throughout McCartney’s iconic career, from his work with the Beatles to Wings and even his solo records.
