By Sheryl Aronson | July 31, 2017 | Hollywood 360
On July 18th, at Vitello’s Night Club in Studio City, Clifford Bell presented the musical show “Revolution,” which was hosted by Pop Culture Hero Coalition Founder, Chase Masterson. The monies collected for this evening’s entertainment would go toward the organization, Pop Culture Hero Coalition. The vocalists performing for the event were: Chase Masterson, Kirsten Holly Smith, Keith Borden, Mandy Kemp, Justin Charles Cowden, Kaylene Peoples, Patricia Whitman, Mary Pat Bowe, and Clifford Bell.
The musical performances from the singers and the band peppered the audience with inspirational songs that lifted one’s spirit. Chase Masterson looked stunning in a twilight blue gown as she interweaved herself from announcing acts, sharing encouraging stories of people overcoming bullying, to singing a few numbers as well. Doing a campy version of “The Swinger,” Chase projected the aura of a torch singer from old. Her golden voice pierced the hearts of us all when she crooned the tune, “Pure Imagination.” Using her dramatic flair, Chase enchanted the entire room.
Founded in 2013, they are a 501(c)(3) non-profit that takes a stand against bullying, racism, misogyny, cyber-bullying, LGBT-bullying, and other forms of hate-using with the phenomenal popularity of media to bring justice and healing.
The Coalition’s work features global experts and advocates, including representatives from the United Nations, the Anti-Defamation League, the NOH8 Campaign, Justice League New York, and other major organizations; we also work with clinical psychologists who specialize in using pop culture stories in restorative justice and in therapy for victims of bullying and injustice.
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