Last weekend, VH1 and Parenting Magazine presented the VH1 Save The Music Foundation’s Family Day – a free, family fun day that was open to the public – at The Anderson School in New York.. The daylong festival saw over 1,400 guests and featured live performances from TBNB and Out of Ideas, both a part of the “Come Join The Band!” music school. An exciting live deejay set was performed by nine-year-old sensation DJ Fulano. A protégé of DJ Cassidy, DJ Fulano is not only deejaying around the country, but also recording a rap album and modeling for major publications and clothing brands. Congressman Jerrold Nadler was also in attendance, showing his support for the interactive music expo that gave children of all ages a stage to express their love of music, culture and creativity.
The hearing health foundation held its annual benefit last night at the legendary BB King’s Times Square. The evening began with passing hors devours and cocktails as guests viewed the silent auction’s offerings. Among the offerings were several designer handbags, exotic vacations and sports-themed packages. Guests were invited to bid on these items as well as a few big-ticket items via live auction. The event was hosted by actor Richard Kind, a major supporter of the organization. Kind also served as emcee and introduced the star of the evening 80’s pop icon Cyndi Lauper. Cyndi roused the crowd with spirited renditions of her classic hits including the playfully raunchy “She Bops”.
