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Singer/Songwriter/Musician/Actor/Novelist and founder of Black Veil Brides is ‘one of the 50 greatest rock stars in the world today’* Music has been everything. Everything. Like more-than-half-his-life everything. Biersack founded Brides in Cincinnati at the tender age of 14 in 2006. The past 15 years has brought much underground success for Biersack and Brides so he finds it refreshing to see new fans discover the band, as well as other underground acts. “It’s a fun thing for people to discover and find these bands and artists that maybe they didn’t know about and then you find this huge bevvy of information and history and fandom. The viability of so many bands that are my peers and artists that I came up with have such incredibly vast and you know, not just from…

*shampoo - uk slang for champagne Many fine creations were invented quite by accident: potato chips, the slinky, penicillin, and the microwave. Champagne, too, is on this list of elite, serendipitous inventions. Champagne is a sparkling wine produced in the Champagne region of France – 90 minutes northeast of Paris. The French are so protective of the bubbly beverage’s namesake, that sparkling wines produced outside of the region can only be called just that; they cannot be labeled “Champagne” as outlined in the Treaty of Madrid and reiterated in the Treaty of Versailles. Here in the US, we recognize such exclusivity, but laws in many states allow for the use of the term “champagne” on labels in some cases. Popular belief is that the French monk Dom Perignon invented champagne in the…

TONY GALE is an award wining NYC based photographer, in addition to working with Moves he shoots for a variety of editorial, corporate and advertising clients. He is a Sony Artisan of Imagery, a Manfrotto Ambassador, an X-Rite Coloratti and the APA National President. For fun and work he travels and has been to all 50 states and all over the world. Born and raised in Los Angeles, STORM SANTOS has been a creative his entire life. He was a touring musician with a band as a guitarist before graduating with a degree in Cinematography and TV/Film. His degree naturally transitioned into a passion for photography. Storm frequently shoots celebrity editorials. ROBERT ASCROFT’s work is crafted and precise with an innate sensibility to capture an intimate moment. His work appears in Print,…

Brit expression: a person who has interesting qualities or abilities that most people do not know about; a previously unknown and unexpected winner in horse racing; a quiet and unassuming person who exhibits true grit unexpectedly. I had always imagined Rosa Parks as a stately woman with a bold temperament, someone who could easily stand up to a busload of glowering passengers. But when she died in 2005 at the age of ninety-two, the flood of obituaries recalled her as soft-spoken, sweet, and small in stature. They said she was “timid and shy” but had “the courage of a lion.” They were full of phrases like “radical humility” and “quiet fortitude.” What does it mean to be quiet and have fortitude? These descriptions asked implicitly. How could you be shy and…

I am a statue. Stoic and silent. Perfectly poised, standing ageless atop a loaded pedestal. I am waiting. Waiting to be touched, not felt. Seen, not stared at. I am objectified by the masses. Immobilized, I am frozen in time by the artist who created me. Trapped by the museum who curates me. And judged by the audience who pays to bask in my muted presence. I am a still performer, constantly on display. I long to hide. As a woman, I am not a person per se, more like a figure of speech. I’m just a common phrase that everyone tosses around and misuses, but no one seems to understand. “The Average Joe.” Except, I’m not Joe. I’m nameless. Voiceless. My face and mind are of little consequence, as it is my body that gets…

THE WONDER OF YOU!

Whenever I walk around my parents home on Long Island, I’m constantly reminded of my mother’s anger; unhappiness abounds in the form of “projects” around the house that were never fully completed: a silverware drawer that falls out at you when you open it; a screen door that has a broken latch; a bathroom window that uses a metal rod for a handle; or the crème de la crème of all “projects,” the ceiling fan that has not yet made its way to the, uh, ceiling. I sometimes think my father leaves these things broken out of spite, so sick of the nagging that he must therefore plant his own bombs of contention. Now you might think I grew up on the set of Sanford & Son, and that my…

THE WONDER OF YOU!

THE CHAINS OF YOUR SKYWAY

What a bother it was. Deadly, even. In the heat, its starch went soft, and it stuck to my skin. In the winter, it preserved the cold. It hid me like full-body armor; it exposed me like a stuttered word. Though I hated it, though I desperately wanted to shed my high school uniform at every moment I donned it, I could never rid myself of its cumbersome layers, even years after I should have been free from them. Many relate independence to freedom and both to a lack of external controls. But that’s just the beginning of it. The party isn’t over until the beer stains the carpet. The uniform isn’t cast away until I wrestle the shadows left in its wake. Each holiday, the party begins just as the shadows…

THE CHAINS OF YOUR SKYWAY

I happen to catch actor/comedian Maz Jabroni when he has a cold. Or I think it’s a cold. You can never tell nowadays. You can’t even have a cold without feeling like you’ve got coronavirus. But a year into the Western World’s most deadly pandemic ever, I finally feel a little calm, a little at ease, like we’re getting somewhere and making progress with the Biden Administration. And Maz feels it too. “I don’t know what’s going to happen under the Biden administration, but I’m happy to be able to wake up in the morning and not have to be worried about a bunch of unnecessary tweets about Rosie O’Donnell, and little Rocket Man [North Korea’s Kim Jong Un], and whatever it is and actually have to like worry about real…

MOVES FORUM Music FROM THE VOID

Billie Eilish: She was the most streamed Spotify artist of 2020, and it’s safe to say Billie Eilish is still carrying us through the pandemic. Eilish was at the top of Spotify streams for a female artist without releasing an album for the entire year. Instead, she released three songs, “Therefore I am,” “No Time to Die,” and “My Future.” On Tik Tok, “Therefore I am” is the anthem for empowerment with thousands of videos declaring, “Stop, get my pretty name out of your mouth…” She and her brother/creative partner, Finneas, continue to make music together, 16 songs so far. So, as the pandemic continues, does their reign in music. Britney Spears: The queen of pop is back, but her introduction to the Gen Z generation is not without controversy. Britney Spears ruled…

MOVES FORUM Music FROM THE VOID

It’s our turn, let’s not disappoint, let’s go out and do what we need to do to try and get our message across… We have all of this shit… and that’s fine but at the end of the day what are we doing to actually help other people?” These are Cameron’s pull quotes from the magazine story. Would you say they accurately reflect his persona? I think that Cameron was aware that his generation is being left with a mess to clean up, but he also believed that his generation is up to the task. He would make it clear that he would walk the walk and add some incentive and sweat equity. Cameron was all about caring and giving to others. He was keenly aware of the impact of kindness,…

The first thing I noticed about writer/director/actor Dakota Gorman were her eyes; hypnotic, mesmerizing, wise and profoundly interesting. There’s a definite edge which she credits to her growing up in a California family that didn’t have boundaries; an upbringing that allowed Gorman to approach everything in her life with a raised eyebrow, a healthy dose of skepticism, and a question always at the forefront of any conversation. She grew up in Santa Monica and was embedded in the surf and skate culture there, a certain kind of vibe that has a very raw feel to it as well--nothing’s really polished, everyone’s just who they are. This free spirit has lead Gorman to her directorial debut, All About Sex, a film that follows the lives of twentysomething females as they navigate adult…

Moves Forum 2021…

LIVE STREAMING 04 | 22 | 2021 WATCH NOW AT https://movesforum.com/ KEYNOTE Nancy Zimpher SUNY Chancellor Emeritus Nancy L. Zimpher is an American educator, state university leader, and former Chancellor of the State University of New York (SUNY). Prior to her service at SUNY, Zimpher was a dean and professor of education at Ohio State University (where she had earned her bachelors, masters and doctoral degrees); then Chancellor of the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee between 1998 and 2003; and President of the University of Cincinnati from 2003 through May 2009. Zimpher was the first woman to serve as Chancellor of SUNY, UWM’s first woman chancellor, and UC’s first female president. To read the full bio, click here. MODERATORS Moonah Ellison Publisher Moonah Ellison is an entrepreneur, business professional, experienced magazine executive and woman—the perfect mix for publisher of…

PANELIST Capitalism & Social Fairness

Emily Burnett Founder, CEO, and Creative Director of BurnettWhite & Case Emily Burnett is the Founder, CEO and Creative Director of BURNETT, the female owned and operated luxury women’s fashion label in New York City. Since its launch in 2018, BURNETT has participated in New York Fashion Week and is carried by top retailers such as Neiman Marcus and Moda Operandi. BURNETT has partnered with UNICEF’s Girls Education Program as well as numerous other foundations to support women’s initiatives worldwide. She graduated with high honors from Parsons School of Design with a BFA in Fashion Design and a BA in Cultural and Media Studies. Her designs have been featured in numerous publications including Vogue, WWD, Forbes, Harper’s Bazaar, Vanity Fair and W Magazine. To read the full bio, click here. Charisse Evans V.P. Employee…

PANELIST Capitalism & Social Fairness

Cinema, Science & STEAM: ‘Sci-Fi Conundrum

Aicha Sharif Dean of Rocket Club Aicha Sharif is the Dean of Rocket Club, the award-winning, global entrepreneurship, coding, and robotics academy for kids aged 7 to 14. Sharif’s passion for her work started as a child when she worked on her family’s farm in Morocco. She was the first female in her family to go to high school and eventually paid her way through college in England. She is Six Sigma and Hashin Kanri Certified and holds an MBA in Project Management and an MA in International Business from the London Business School. Sharif has also been an executive at companies like Inhabitr and 3M and is an active volunteer with the Arman Roy Foundation. To read the full bio, click here. Lt. Col Annie Driscoll Commander of Air Force Recruiting Services Detachment…

Cinema, Science & STEAM: ‘Sci-Fi Conundrum

Invest in YOU: Networking | Finance | Entrepreneurship

Billie Simmons Co-founder of Daylight Billie Simmons (she/her) is the co-founder of Daylight, the first and only digital banking platform designed for and by the LGBT+ community. Previously, Simmons founded a startup to help trans and non-binary people access safe services. Her background is in marketing and software engineering at fintech-focused companies such as Techstars and Anthemis Group. She regularly speaks on LGBT+ initiatives in mental health and technology and has spoken at, amongst others, Google, WeWork and Computer World Weekly. To read the full bio, click here. MSgt Michele L. H. Corning Officer Accessions Flight Chief, Training, Standardization and Operations United States Air Force Master Sergeant Michele L. H. Corning is an Officer Accessions Flight Chief, Training and Standardization for 318 Recruiting Squadron, in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania. She directly oversees officer accessions operations, support, and…

Invest in YOU: Networking | Finance | Entrepreneurship

2021: The Challenges of Social Change & Tolerant Values

Deborah Rosado Shaw Trusted Advisor, Strategist, Coach Before establishing the Rosado Shaw Group, LLC. in 2004, Deborah Rosado Shaw started and grew a multimillion-dollar international merchandising company with customers like Costco, Walmart, and The Walt Disney Company. Most recently, she was PepsiCo’s SVP, Chief Global Diversity & Engagement, serving 260,000 associates in 200 countries and territories. She established what has been deemed their “most successful women’s leadership initiative to date” and founded the company’s Global Transformational Leadership Program. She also spearheaded the strategy for the Global Women’s Initiative, which includes a $100 million dollar commitment from PepsiCo to impact 12.5 million women and girls around the world. To read the full bio, click here. SFC Patricia Morgan U.S. Army Healthcare Recruiter Army Sergeant First Class Patricia Morgan was born in St. Ann, Jamaica WI and…

2021: The Challenges of Social Change & Tolerant Values

PW2020 Emanne Beasha

“…My mom had always played opera arias for us when we were little. And when I was seven - she asked me to learn the chorus of “con te partiro” as a birthday present for her…” 1. You’re a youth ambassador for Feed The Children. What made you passionate about this specific cause? I have one very close friend - I’ve known her my whole life but when she was little she had a very hard life. 2. It must be difficult to achieve your dreams in a global pandemic. How have you been handling the isolation? At the beginning it was really hard but I stayed busy with my brothers and new music and school and Netflix. 3. How does it feel to be a voice both to an American and Arab audience? I feel…

PW2020 Emanne Beasha

Leah Bonnema is a comedian who has appeared on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert and Hard Read, a romance novel book club on Chris Gethard Presents as well as regular guest spots on the Moves Power Women Annual Gala. She is the co-host of popular podcast Were You Raised By Wolves?! Leah hails from rural Maine and celebrates Christmas all year long. For more information please go to LeahBonnema.com and follow her on Instagram @LeahBonnema. When delightfully disheveled detective novelist Mae Robards receives a message from her parents that they’re going to close the x-country ski center in New Hampshire she decides to pack up her life in LA and move home to help keep the family business afloat. Mae wonders if she’s making a big mistake as she starts…

Kinder creatlires

“… Learned very early on to be really sensitive to other people’s feelings around them, because it’s a defense mecha-nism…” Lillie Lemon is now Kinder Creatures, and they’re all about the message. The duo, Lillie Lemon and Eric Rowe formally made the change early 2021 to reflect their evolution and changing priorities as artists. Now, they hope to make a clear statement through their music and use their platform to address the many social issues of today. The two have always had a unique approach to their sound – a light, melodic synth-pop tune contrasted with darker, hard-hitting lyrics. The musical dichotomy of Lillie Lemon quickly attracted a dedicated fanbase for the Monterey-based band. However, despite the success, both of them found that there was something missing. As they their success grew,…

Kinder creatlires

“Ever since I was a little girl, I dreamed of entertaining stadiums,” says CJ “Lana” Perry, professional wrestler, performer, model, singer, actress, well, everything really! I caught up with Perry via Zoom before her Wrestlemania appearance in April where she was fighting for the Women’s Tag Titles. Her life has taken her down so many different paths: professional ballet, to acting, to commercial dancing, to wrestling. Perry still can’t wrap her head around it. Here she is, a ballerina that was dainty and elegant, and now in this space of professional wrestling for the biggest and brightest wrestling ring there is, the WWE, which is very masculine. But being an advocate for feminism in a male-dominated sport, Perry highlights the diversity in professional wrestling and how the athletes - especially female…

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