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I had the most wonderful time making a special appearance at the book launch celebration for the release of the latest must-read from my dear friend Michael Musto of the Village Voice. His new book is called "Fork on the left, Knife in the Back" and its an amazing and scandalous recollection of Musto's awesome experiences he has had dealing with all the celebrities, nightlife characters, drag divas, reality show personalities and other denizens of the media and show-biz he deals with every day. The event took place on September 13th at the legendary Copacabana, "the hottest spot North of Havana," where "Music and passion are always in fashion." Although Musto called it "Ricky Ricardo's wet dream." The only things better than Musto's books, are his parties. This one contained the most vast and diverse array of guests ever including Jerry Springer, Lisa Lampanelli, Countess Luanne (Real Housewives of NY), Geri Reischl (Jan Brady), Aunt Barbara, Robin Byrd, Ari Gold, Tracy Von Becker, Frankie C, Lovari, Jed Ryan, Rob Ordonez, Murray Hill, Dirty Martini, Larry Storch, Jackie Hoffman, cast members of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, Chip Ducket, Sara Palin and many others. Special thanks to Jed Ryan, Miguel Dominguez and Hey Mr. Jason for taking such wonderful photos. 









I love being a television producer and an on-air media, entertainment news correspondent on the hit TV series, Under the Pink Carpet. The program has a mission to entertain and educate about NYC's thriving Gay, Lesbian, Bi and Transgender Community and how we are a vital part of the cultural fabric of the City, while giving valuable exposure to Out artists. This is why it was especially enjoyable to make a special appearance at the NYTVF (NY Television Festival) which was hosted by NYC Life Television WNYE-TV and the "Made In NY" program. The event took place at the prestigious Tribeca Cinemas where I attended with SAG actor and recording artist Lovari, who also provides music for Under the Pink Carpet. I had a great time with other TV and Media professionals including Katherine Oliver (the Commissioner of the Mayor's Office of Media and Entertainment), Todd Asher (1st Deputy Commissioner), Allie Kleva (NYC Life/Media), Chris Coffey (NYC Life/Media), Sean Hanley (producer/writer The Nanny, Half-Share) and many others.



