Meg Cabot - "Insatiable"
There’s a killer loose in Manhattan. He’s leaving young women drained of all their blood. Some are starting to whisper he may not even be human. It’s inescapable. Vampires have reclaimed popular culture in the last two years. Every decade or so, these supernatural creatures expand their popularity beyond the core audience that consumes the literature and films that are ever-present and find themselves at the center of Hollywood’s spotlight. MEG CABOT is the author of over 20 series and novels for both adults and teens selling fifteen million copies worldwide, many of which have been bestsellers, most notably The Princess Dairies series (which is currently being published in over 38 countries, has sold over five million worldwide and was made into two hit movies by Disney.) Meg also wrote two All-American Girl books and the chick lit series called Queen of Babble, about a young woman who talks too much. Now with her new novel Insatiable, Cabot has a subject she can really sink her teeth into: vampires!
Judy Tenuta - Comedian
Judy Tenuta is the most famous person who has ever lived...and if you don't believe it, just ask her. Judy is a triple threat in the sense that she has strong stage, television, comedy and film credits with a large fan base. She has appeared in" The Vagina Monologues", "Menopause the Musical" both in LA and Chicago, and she's had her own stand-up specials on Showtime, HBO and Lifetime. Judy was the first female stand-up comic to win "Best Female Comedian" at the American Comedy Awards and is a two-time Grammy nominee for her comedy CD’S, "Attention Butt-Pirates” and “Lesbetarians!" and "In Goddess We Trust". That same year, she became the national spokesperson for a series of Diet Dr. Pepper commercials. The self-described "Love Goddess" and "Aphrodite of the Accordion" has made hundreds of guest and co-hosting appearances on such popular TV shows as "The View", "Late Night with David Letterman", "Larry King Live", "Entertainment Tonight", and "Comics Unleashed". Judy's stand-up routine is appropriately described as outrageous, mind-blowing comedy. She recently became an ordained minister, and converts her audiences to her signature religion, "Judyism". A strong advocate for gays, children and women's issues, the fun-loving feminist preaches that all women should be worshipped as "Love Goddesses!" Some of Judy's roles include: an ex-show girl turned wedding chaplain on General Hospital, a snobby judge on "Corey in the House" and a featured role in the teen comedy hit, "Material Girls", starring Hillary and Haley Duff and directed by Martha Coolidge. Judy also produced and starred in her own film, "Desperation Boulevard" about a former child star who stops at nothing to make a comeback. Judy will soon appear in the indie film, "Sister Mary" with Bruce Villanch.... so watch out, Meryl Streep!
Founder and owner of Los Angeles' hottest gym, (according to Los Angeles Magazine), A Tighter U, since 1988, Steve Zim has personally trained celebrities, professional baseball players and boxers, Olympic athletes, and thousands of satisfied clients. Steve's extensive health and fitness certification, a bachelor's degree from Boston College, and a love for fitness have helped him achieve both local and national acclaim. Steve currently is NBC's National Weekend Today Show on-air fitness expert, as well as the author of the best selling book, Hot Point Fitness. He is often quoted in such leading magazines as Muscle and Fitness, Glamour, Men's Fitness, Self and Cosmopolitan. Steve's fitness expertise is regularly featured on top rated TV shows including Extra, Entertainment Tonight, VH-1, ABC & NBC news, etc. Also listed as one of the '201 top L.A. activities', Steve Zim has been repeatedly endorsed by popular magazines such as Self, Marie Claire, Elle and the national television show Good Morning America.
Robert Goldman, J.D., Psy.D. is - Psychological Restorative Solutions
He is also the clinical psychologist for the Suffolk County Probation Department. Dr. Goldman develops programs that combine his experience as a criminal defense attorney and as a psychologist with a goal aimed at reducing the rate of recidivism and placement. Al and Tipper Gore Divorced After 40 Years. Dr. Goldman’s first professional experience was as an attorney working for Manhattan Attorney Jack Littman as an associate in his criminal defense practice. He later worked for Suffolk County Legal Aid as a staff attorney in the Criminal Bureau. Dr. Goldman then started his own practice where he engaged in various forms of litigation. He was subsequently appointed to be on the Law Guardian Panel, where he found his true passion in helping children. Consequently, he chose to attend Hofstra University where he received his doctorate in School/Community Psychology. Dr. Goldman continues to have a private practice in the area of law and has expanded his interests to include alternatives for dispute resolution. He has written for the Suffolk County Bar Association about Restorative Justice and has held numerous conferences on the topic. He is the founder of Psychological Restorative Solutions, P.C., a corporation that develops programs that facilitate peaceful resolutions to conflict and promote personal growth.
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