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Hello friends, fans, family, and the unstoppable Team Fire Hawk,
Sharing my music with you is a privilege I never take for granted. Your enthusiasm for IME iRadio Station has been incredible—every message, every request, every bit of feedback keeps me inspired. I’m always fine-tuning the playlists and shows to make sure your favorites are front and center, so keep those requests coming. Your voice truly shapes the station. Now, I’m excited to open my calendar for live DJ performances! If you’re an event planner, CEO, wedding coordinator, festival organizer, nightclub owner, or you just want to throw a private celebration, let’s talk. I’m ready to bring the party to birthday bashes, anniversaries, corporate events, festivals, weddings, concerts, and exclusive gatherings—wherever there’s a crowd ready to move. My rates start at just $50, and you have full control: send me your dream playlist, or tell me the vibe you’re after and I’ll tailor the set. Expect a seamless blend of Top 40 hits and global indie gems—energy guaranteed. Let’s create an event your guests will rave about. Consultations are always free, and I’m just an email ([email protected]) or a call (818-252-9541) away. Prefer to connect remotely? I’m happy to set up a Zoom meeting or deliver an unforgettable online show. Thank you for all your support—none of this happens without you. I can’t wait to bring the music to your next big moment. DJ Fire Hawk / Isaac Middleton Team Fire Hawk, let’s make some noise! B.J. Minor, Star in the making and a Force who’s crossing barriers. MHF got the privilege and the honor to talk to and interview him and share that with all of you. We are so honored to be able to feature him on our MHF May 2026 digital cover. B.J. Minor says, sometimes, my own story still feels a bit unreal. If you’d told me a few years ago that I’d morph into young Mike Tyson for Hulu’s MIKE, I probably would’ve laughed out loud. I’m queer, I’m non-binary, and suddenly I was training to embody a boxing legend—one whose presence in the ring is almost mythic. That sort of opportunity doesn’t exactly show up on your vision board. The experience was as intense as you’d imagine. I landed the role in September 2021, and from that moment until December, my world revolved around learning how to become Tyson. I’d never boxed before. Not once. So I started from zero—no muscle memory, no fight instincts, just raw determination. My trainers—Marco Morales in Los Angeles, Ann Wolfe in New York (and yes, it was the Ann Wolfe!), plus Don Theerathada and Daniel Graham in New Orleans—had their work cut out for them. They built me up from scratch, teaching me how to move like Tyson, how to channel his energy. It was grueling, but I never felt alone. Every jab, every stumble, every breakthrough was made possible because I was surrounded by people who believed I could do it. Finding Tyson’s voice was its own journey. With the help of my vocal coach, T.J., I learned to inhabit not just Tyson’s sound, but his story—a story that’s complicated, raw, and deeply human. That process changed the way I see boxing, and honestly, it shifted how I think about personal transformation. There’s so much power in stepping into someone else’s life, even for a little while. But acting isn’t my only world. I’ve also been lucky enough to work in fashion and beauty—spaces that, let’s be real, can still be pretty rigid when it comes to gender and presentation. I just wrapped a print campaign with Ulta Beauty, and it means more than I can say. As a non-binary person who doesn’t fit the usual “androgynous” mold—think strong jawline, broad shoulders—I know what it feels like to stand out for all the so-called “wrong” reasons. But I love those parts of myself. I wouldn’t trade them for anything. To be celebrated by brands like Ulta for exactly who I am? That’s huge. It’s proof that the industry really is changing, one campaign at a time. Visibility is everything. Whether I’m on set for Bel-Air, Grey’s Anatomy, The Sympathizer, or showing up in beauty campaigns, I hope my presence makes space for others who haven’t always seen themselves reflected back. I want people to know that you don’t have to squeeze yourself into someone else’s idea of who you should be. Showing up as yourself is enough. In fact, it’s powerful. That’s what I hope to keep doing—on every set, in every campaign, with every project. Because if even one person feels seen because of it, then it’s all worth it. Hello friends, fans, and family, I have to say, the IME iRadio Station is still around and kicking. Against the Odds: How IME iRadio Station Refused to Fade Out If you’d told us back in January that IME iRadio Station would still be on the air this spring, we probably would’ve raised an eyebrow. The station went silent for a stretch, announced plans to close by month’s end, and left fans bracing for a final sign-off. Yet here we are, months later, and IME iRadio is still spinning hits and indie gems from every corner of the globe. Curiosity got the better of us. What changed? Did a miracle drop from the sky, or was there a secret rescue plan we all missed? As it turns out, the story is less about last-minute heroics and more about honest hustle. When we reached out, the team didn’t give us a polished PR answer—they just said they’re taking things day by day. There were moments when even they didn’t know if the doors would stay open. But a little faith, a scrappy sales crew, and a handful of loyal advertisers have kept the lights on and the music flowing. For artists, this is a silver lining: IME iRadio is still actively searching for fresh sounds. If you want your track to get airtime, all you need is an MP3 and a short bio. Send them over to [email protected], with “music submission” in the subject line. Labels are welcome, too. And if you’re a business owner thinking about reaching a new audience, now’s the time to jump in. IME iRadio offers competitive rates, creative promo packages, and straightforward reporting on how your ads are performing—a rare combo in radio these days. So, spread the word: rumors of their demise were greatly exaggerated. IME iRadio Station is alive, well, and still serving up a mix of Top 40 and indie tracks, thanks in no small part to the support of listeners and partners like you. That’s the latest from behind the scenes. We appreciate your loyalty, your trust, and every minute you spend tuning in. Keep being awesome. Until next time—this is Penmanship One, signing off. Hello Team Fire Hawk! (friends, fans, family, and supporters) March 11, 2026. That date is burned into my memory. One minute, I was just another person going about my day. The next, my entire digital world collapsed. My Google account — the one I’d used for ages — got hacked. Not just my inbox, but every password, every document, every contact, every scrap of work, every associated account, and every linked account, and every memory tied to that account, all gone in a blink. It’s a strange kind of grief, losing something invisible but essential. How do you explain to someone what it feels like to have years of your life just snatched away by someone faceless, someone you’ll never know? I threw myself into recovery mode. Password resets, frantic emails to support, poring over every account and tiny detail I could remember. I tried everything, failed in most recovery efforts but I tried anyway. Days passed. Then weeks. Nothing worked. And then, just when I thought maybe I could start piecing things back together, I found out I’d lost my Internet Radio Station (The IME iRadio Station). That one hit harder than I expected. It wasn’t just a hobby. I already purchased all of the pens, and t-shirts, table clothes and stickers. It was countless late nights curating playlists, sharing music with people I’d never met but somehow felt close to, building something that felt real. Designing and working with designers, and logo makers and coming up with the station colors and catch phrase. All of it — gone in a moment, erased by a stranger’s keystrokes. I’m not famous or popular. I’m not young anymore. And I’ll be honest: I started to wonder if it was worth trying to rebuild. Who’s even out there listening? Some days, it felt like I was just shouting into the void, hoping someone might hear me. But here’s what I realized: giving up is easy. But am I really starting over?! Did I just really lost everything? The pain of losing it all was... immense. However, I’m not ready to let someone else decide my story for me. Making the decision to hold on, was not easy. But I’m holding on — to my faith (thank you Jesus), to my friends, to my family, and to my supporters. That’s the ground beneath my feet. Maybe you’re reading this because you’ve lost something too. Maybe it’s not your digital life, but something else you thought you couldn’t live without. Storms hit all of us, and sometimes it feels like there’s barely time to breathe before the next one rolls in. What matters is what you’re standing on when the wind picks up. For me, faith comes first. My people — my circle — they’re a close second. But the hardest thing to hold on to is that stubborn, quiet resolve. The part of you that keeps going, even when quitting would be so much easier. Friends won’t always stick around. Family tries, but they’re dealing with their own storms. If you believe in God, you know He’s always there, even if it doesn’t feel like it. But at the end of the day, the decision to keep fighting is yours. No one else can make it for you. Your real friends will tell you the truth when you need to hear it. Your family will pick you up as best they can. But resolve? That’s something you build from the ground up, every time life knocks you flat in the dirt, face first and you get back up anyway. Some days, it feels impossible. But it isn’t. If you’re flat on your back, if you’re wondering what’s left to hold onto, remember why you started. Remember that you can build again, even from scratch, if you hold tight to faith, the people who matter, and your own stubborn will to keep going. It takes time. It takes patience. It takes grace — for yourself and for the world. But you can do it. I’m living proof. I am starting over but I am choosing not to look at it as an ending but a new beginning. I may retry the internet radio station in a few months or so or I may go in a different direction. Honestly I don't know, yet but I know that I am going to keep on keeping on. I want to encourage you too that no matter how much that it may hurt right now and trust me I am hurting. That you can keep on going, and you can keep on fighting, I am fighting. In short, you can do it. Trust in God first, then your resolve to learn, study, improve, and grow. I hope that this has encouraged you and allowed you to improve in your life. I don't normally share my pit falls and short comings of this magnitude but in this case I think that you can benefit from my lost, mistakes and errors. Smart is learning from your mistakes, however, wisdom is being able to learn from other people mistakes. May Lord bless you and keep you; The Lord make His face shine upon you, And be gracious to you; The Lord lift up His countenance upon you, and give you peace. Hey Fire Hawk Family, Quick update from HQ: our original Google account is still playing hide-and-seek with us, but we’re not just sitting around waiting for a miracle. We rolled up our sleeves, started fresh with a brand-new account, and built a whole new system from scratch. It’s a wild ride, but we’re making it work. On the bright side, we’ve reclaimed our Shopify store, our Music Hollywood Fashion Online Magazine is up and running, and—after wrestling with more logins than I care to count—IME iRadio Station is finally back in our hands. The finish line is still a ways off, but I can’t thank you all enough for your patience, your prayers, and your never-ending advice (solicited or not). Honestly, this whole mess was a reality check. Turns out, when you lose your main Google account, things get chaotic fast. Lesson learned: don’t put all your digital eggs in one basket. We’re locking things down and making sure this kind of drama doesn’t hit us again. As result of our google lost we do have a new google account. Our new email is: [email protected] and we also have a new phone number: 818-252-9541, our address remains the same: P.O. Box 3243, Glendale, Ca 91221. We will continue to reach out to google to update all of our lost accounts and such and replace others that we are not able to update. Thanks for riding out this storm with us. You’re the real MVPs. Introduction to the March Digital CoverThe Music Hollywood Fashion online magazine is dedicated to exploring and celebrating the dynamic intersection of music, film, and fashion, providing a unique platform for influential figures within these industries. As a leading digital magazine, it serves as a cultural touchpoint for discerning audiences who appreciate the convergence of creativity and style. Each issue aims to highlight prominent personalities and emerging talent, establishing a narrative that reflects contemporary trends and timeless elegance. For its March 2026 digital cover, Music Hollywood Fashion has chosen to feature Amy Slothower, a multifaceted talent who has accomplishments in acting, and writing. The MHF magazine is committed to spotlighting celebrities and talent, who not only shape the entertainment landscape but also inspire future generations through their artistic expressions and professional endeavors. As the MFH magazine moves forward, it will continue to celebrate talent that embodies the essence of creativity and cultural impact. The Vision Behind The Photoshoot: Arthouse AfterdarkThe creative collaboration between Music Hollywood Fashion Online Magazine (MFH) and the renowned photography collective, Arthouse Afterdark, has culminated in a digital cover that is set to leave a lasting impression. Known for their unique aesthetic, Arthouse Afterdark embraces a blend of contemporary art and avant-garde photography, which reflects the essence of Amy Slothower’s dynamic persona. Their ability to weave narratives through imagery makes them the ideal choice for this pivotal feature in March 2026. The artistic direction taken during the photoshoot drew inspiration from cinematic influences and surrealist concepts, integrating elements that both challenge and captivate the audience. By utilizing a moody color palette and abstract backgrounds, the images tell a story that echoes the magazine’s thematic focus for March 2026—celebrating authenticity in an increasingly digital world. Arthouse Afterdark’s vision also emphasizes the juxtaposition of elegance and edginess, providing a rich visual commentary that enhances the narrative that the magazine seeks to convey. This collaboration not only captures Amy Slothower’s charisma but also represents a deeper exploration of contemporary culture, inviting readers to engage with the multifaceted layers of the images. It is through this partnership that Music Hollywood Fashion Online Magazine aims to redefine the boundaries of traditional fashion photography, crafting a unique space that embraces bold narratives and artistic expression. Photos are from the 32nd annual Actor Awards Presented By, SAG-AFTRA
LOS ANGELES, CA – The Governors Ball, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences’ official post-Oscars® celebration, which will immediately follow the 98th Oscars ceremony on Sunday, March 15, returns for its 67th year. For details on this year’s ball, including décor renderings and sustainability efforts, visit the press kit here (registration is required). Wolfgang Puck Catering celebrates its 32nd year at the Governors Ball with a menu created by Wolfgang Puck and Eric Klein, and pastry design by Garry Larduinat and Kamel Guechida Tequila Don Julio returns for its ninth consecutive year, with a cocktail program co-created by acclaimed mixologist Charles Joly and Lorenzo Antinori from Bar Leone, named the World’s Best Bar. Signature cocktails include “The Sequel” with Tequila Don Julio 1942, “Best in Show” with Tequila Don Julio Blanco and “After Glow” (non-alcoholic) For a fourth consecutive year, Clarendelle & Domaine Clarence Dillon wines will be the exclusive red, white and rosé wines poured at the Governors Ball and other Oscars-related events The Governors Ball will take place in the Ray Dolby Ballroom on the top level of Ovation Hollywood immediately following the Oscars broadcast. The 98th Oscars will be held on Sunday, March 15, 2026, at the Dolby® Theatre at Ovation Hollywood and will be televised live on ABC, streamed live on Hulu and airs live in more than 200 territories worldwide. # # # ABOUT THE ACADEMY OF MOTION PICTURE ARTS AND SCIENCES The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences is the world's premier film organization and is home to a global membership of more than 11,000 of the most accomplished film industry artists and leaders. The Academy connects global audiences – its members, the film industry, and film fans – through their shared passion for making and watching films. The Academy does this by recognizing and celebrating the arts and sciences of moviemaking through renowned awards for cinematic achievement, including the Oscars®, the Governors Awards, and the Scientific and Technical Awards. The Academy’s affiliated charitable organization, the Academy Foundation, serves a public benefit through its robust educational, preservation and cultural activities. This includes the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures, the world's largest global film museum, the Academy Collection, the largest film-related collection in the world, and talent development programs for emerging artists. Year-round, the Academy creates opportunities for all communities to engage with the film world. FOLLOW THE ACADEMY www.oscars.org www.facebook.com/TheAcademy www.youtube.com/Oscars www.instagram.com/TheAcademy www.threads.net/@theacademy www.tiktok.com/@Oscars www.x.com/TheAcademy Kenan Thompson and Kel Mitchell are set to reunite on screen in the upcoming horror-comedy “Kenan & Kel Meet Frankenstein.” The film’s title pays homage to the classic “Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein,” while promising its own modern spin on the genre.
The story follows Thompson and Mitchell as two delivery drivers whose routine shift takes a sinister turn. When an ordinary drop-off brings them to a mysterious castle, they inadvertently awaken Frankenstein’s monster. What begins as a simple delivery quickly escalates into a frantic struggle for survival, as the pair are thrust into a series of chaotic and comedic encounters. This project marks the duo’s second foray into horror-comedy, following their appearance in Nickelodeon’s cult favorite “Two Heads Are Better Than None,” which served as the finale to their beloved sitcom “Kenan & Kel.” It will also be their first film collaboration since the release of “Good Burger 2” in 2023. Producer John Ryan Jr. describes the film as “First it was Abbott and Costello, then Pryor and Wilder. Now, Kenan and Kel. Imagine ‘Shaun of the Dead’ crossed with ‘Scooby-Doo.’” With its blend of nostalgia and contemporary humor, “Kenan & Kel Meet Frankenstein” aims to offer a fresh comedic take on the monster movie tradition. Dear friends, supporters, and family,
Thank you. Your encouragement, your enthusiasm, and your belief in us have meant more than words can express. If you’re reading this, please know how deeply we appreciate you. It is with a heavy heart that I share this news: IME iRadio Station will be closing its doors for good. This was our second attempt, and while we launched with hope, energy, and a detailed business plan, the outcome wasn’t what we envisioned. After six months of dedicated effort and ongoing review, we realized we couldn’t turn things around. We set out to bring you the best in indie and top 40 music from around the world. Despite our relentless work, we struggled to secure the indie tracks we dreamed of, and we didn’t build the audience we needed. Rising costs ultimately made it impossible to continue. We’re not here to point fingers or assign blame. Sometimes, even with the best intentions and the hardest work, things don’t go as planned. That’s the reality of small business—painful, yes, but honest. Still, I am grateful for every moment of this journey. To those who reached out and asked about us—thank you for caring. Our time on air was brief, but your curiosity and support were a bright spot. And if you purchased a t-shirt, sticker, or pen, I hope it serves as proof and a reminder that we existed and of an internet radio station that, even for a short while, delivered on its promise. We’re not disappearing. You can still find us on YouTube, and we’re already working on new projects—big ideas, fresh perspectives, and new goals. Every setback teaches us something, and we’re taking those lessons with us as we move forward into the new year. Thank you again, sincerely, for everything. Wishing you all the best, always. Isaac Middleton CEO, IME Hey there, amazing people! 🌟
You know what? I've been sitting here thinking about how incredibly lucky I am to have all of you in my corner. I know I've been a bit of a ghost lately (social media is hard, right?), but every like, comment, and message means the world to me. Speaking of which... how's everyone enjoying this holiday? I keep hearing people joke about needing a vacation from their vacation – you know, that thing where we somehow turn relaxation into another job? (Guilty as charged!) Let's make a pact: today, we're all going to actually chill. No to-do lists. No "productive" relaxation. Just pure, unfiltered downtime. Before I go back to my coffee and definitely-not-checking-emails morning, here's a gentle reminder: life moves pretty fast. Sometimes the best thing we can do is just pause and take it all in. Maybe even literally stop to smell some roses or some flowers, they're blooming like crazy right now! And if not finding some to smell can be fun too, haha. If I missed any holidays up till now, please, blame it on my mind and not my heart. Have a great rest of your day and enjoy this holiday season. You are awesome! Welcome to 2026! Catch you all soon (and this time I mean it!) Enjoy your day and have a wonderful and great New Year!!! ✨ Hey there, amazing people! 🌟
You know what? I've been sitting here thinking about how incredibly lucky I am to have all of you in my corner. I know I've been a bit of a ghost lately (social media is hard, right?), but every like, comment, and message means the world to me. Speaking of which... how's everyone enjoying this holiday? I keep hearing people joke about needing a vacation from their vacation – you know, that thing where we somehow turn relaxation into another job? (Guilty as charged!) Let's make a pact: today, we're all going to actually chill. No to-do lists. No "productive" relaxation. Just pure, unfiltered downtime. Before I go back to my coffee and definitely-not-checking-emails morning, here's a gentle reminder: life moves pretty fast. Sometimes the best thing we can do is just pause and take it all in. Maybe even literally stop to smell some roses or some flowers, they're blooming like crazy right now! And if not finding some to smell can be fun too, haha. If I missed any holidays this year of 2025, please, blame it on my mind and not my heart. Have a great rest of your day and enjoy this holiday season. You are awesome! Catch you all soon (and this time I mean it!) Enjoy your day and have a wonderful and excellent Christmas!!! ✨ |
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