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Barbara Ransom is a writer, teacher, and wine enthusiast living in Topanga, California. She grew up in Seattle
and when she moved to the Los Angeles area the first thing she bought for her apartment was art. She ended
up sleeping on a borrowed couch, but was happy to have her walls covered in creative and inspired paintings.
She is still discovering all that Los Angeles has to offer and enjoys spending time at the street fairs, art walks,
and cultural events where creative people gather. She is also a regular contributor to the modern family
website www.wearegoodkin.com
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My name is Eldon Turner I have nearly 10 years experience as a magazine editor and 6 as a lifestyle editor for
a nationally circulated (250,000 copies monthly) bi-lingual magazine called Estylo and based in beautiful LA!
My primary focus began as a culture reporter as my first career was as a pianist/symphonic baritone with
university teaching credentials and an art history background also produced celebrity covers and stories in
addition to "advertorials."
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My name is Pinar Tarhan, I'm a freelance writer/blogger with my own blog on pinartarhan.com/blog. It is a
miscellaneous blog, with the majortiy of the posts being in the entertainment (movies, music, TV shows,
celebrities, books) category. It is listed on Technorati's Top 100 film blogs.
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Extreme talent, writer, director, producer and savvy businesswoman; Tiffany Black is known amongst her
peers as one of the hardest working young black talents in show business. Her magnetic personality and
stunning beauty often precedes her, but these attributes only scratch the surface of one of the most dynamic
talents in entertainment.
Black is on an insatiable mission to create art never seen before. Her approach guarantees the manifestation of
the highest creativity, evidence of an alternate perspective, and is unquestionably entertaining. In her words: “I’
m passionate about entertaining and inspiring people to see the world in clarity through every capacity of art. I
am committed to only producing classic, timeless material that all ages can enjoy until the end of time.”
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My name is Randy Gaines. I grew up in the entertainment industry. I was a child actor. I have been in three
Broadway shows, a couple of Off-Broadway shows, and numerous Summer Stock productions. I was a
regular on the soap opera "The Edge of Night" and have been in TV shows like "Adam 12" and the "Hallmark
Hall of Fame". My acting career lasted from the ages of four to sixteen. At sixteen I tried to make it in the
music business as a singer, songwriter, and member of a group. I have been a member of A.E.A.,
A.F.T.R.A., and S.A.G. Many of my friends and family members were and still are involved with various
parts of the Entertainment Industry.
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Trevor A. Ditzler received his MA in War Studies from King's College London and has Bachelors' degrees in
both Psychology and Religious Studies History from UC Santa Barbara. Trevor is currently writing as the
LGBT History Examiner for Los Angeles, and his interests include prospective artists, religious and ancient
art, the bizarre, art showings and gallery exhibits and connecting new art talent to new viewers. Trevor is
currently writing and living in the Los Angeles area, and would love to hear from you concerning comments,
opinions, or suggestions for new articles at trevorditzler@gmail.com.
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My name is Marcus Twyman. My work is regularly published on sites such as OrganicAuthority , Reality
Sandwich and We Are Goodkin. In 2009, I was published in two anthologies: "Towards 2012: Perspectives
on the Next Age" and "What Do You Believe?"
I am fluent in many key areas of interest including art, fashion, music and culture. My general approach to
writing and networking is that people are much more open-minded than the mainstream media and brands
often gives them credit for; and I strive to be a reliable source of information, education and entertainment in
all of my work.
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Jeff McArthur began his directing career in New York, graduating from NYU, and going on to work with
various local filmmakers, such as MTV’s The State. He has directed theater and low-budget films. He had
two internet series in 2000 with Steven Soderberg’s ‘Nibblebox’, and wrote several screenplays which got
theatrical release, including ‘Tempest Eye’, and ‘Ring Around the Rosie’, starring Tom Sizemore, and has
produced several other projects, including a sketch comedy group, numerous short films, and a feature
entitled ‘Stolen Souls’. McArthur is currently preparing to produce a feature about a highly acclaimed
prohibition officer in Nebraska.
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