We’re Hiring – Account Executive

Available Opportunity – Account Executive

 

LCO – Levine Communications Office – was founded over 26 years ago in June of 1983. The founding mantra of the company, Passion, Focus, Results, has seen it grow into one of the leading entertainment Public Relations firms in the world.

Throughout its 26 year history, LCO has represented Hollywood’s biggest and most powerful names and brands including Dave Chappelle, Michael Jackson, Bill Clinton, Nike, Playboy, Sean “Diddy” Combs, Suzanne Sommers, Paul Stanley, The Laugh Factory, Prince, David Bowie, Peter Guber, Pizza Hut, George Michael, Cameron Diaz, and hundreds more.

Be part of a prominent, forward thinking, expanding company. Share in our growth and the opportunities it brings. Join a creative environment of passionate team players that exude camaraderie and an entrepreneurial spirit.

We are currently looking for a seasoned Account Executive for our Publicity Division. Duties include managing clients and a small team of publicists. To apply please e-mail cover letter, resume and your salary requirements (in the body of the email) to mlasst@lcoonline.com NO ATTACHMENTS ACCEPTED.

Heidi Houston on KCAL 9 News

Heidi Houston, the Executive Producer of a new documentary called “Hot Flash Havoc,” visited KCAL9 Studios Wednesday to discuss the documentary’s release.

Phil Liberatore on NBC Nonstop LA

Artists Against Drugs Art Show Benefit in Los Angeles This Saturday!

Artists Against Drugs Art Show Benefit in Los Angeles

Time: Saturday May 21^st 7pm-10pm

Location: Satine Boutique,

8134 W. 3^rd St., Los Angeles, CA 90048

What: Say No To Drugs is a not-for-profit organization that has an annual Say No To Drugs Race, going on eleven years, and has now evolved into an art show. The Artists Against Drugs Art Show hopes to raise funds to benefit drug awareness and education programs. This benefit will help raise money to teach children, teens, and adults the harmful effects of drug use and thereby preventing drug abuse.

The proceeds from the event go to local non-profit, youth-oriented drug education and prevention organizations such as The Boys & Girls Club of East Valley, Drug Free World and Narconon.

Guests are invited to enjoy a night of wine and hor d’oeuvres catered by Morton’s Steakhouse while DJ CZ Entertainment spins all night long. Pieces of artwork by famous artists such as Andy Warhol, Nathan Spoor, Jason Lee, Michael Doven, and Mercedes Helwin will be available to purchase and all proceeds will go directly to support the Team Against Drugs and its beneficiaries.

 Featured Celebrities: Catherine Bell (Army Wives), Jessica Hall (E!’s Kendra), Grant Harvey (The Secret Life of the American Teenager), David Fralick (The Young and the Restless), Ben Hogestyn (The Bold and the Beautiful), Danica Stewart (Passions), Zosia Mamet (Parenthood), Taylar Hender (Judy Moody and the Not So Bummer Summer), Jadin Gould (Battle: Los Angeles), Paula LaBaredas (The Critic), Jake Busey (Peace and Riot), Scott Schwartz (The Young and Rebellious), Jason Wahler (The Hills), Stacie Hall (The Hills), Sid Veda (Outsourced), Colbie Veil (Lead Singer of Dopesnake), Mia Hope (The Critic), Lorielle New (Grindhouse), Cold Water Canyon, Councilman Tom LaBonge and artists Nathan Spoor and Michael Doven

For more information please visit:

http://www.saynotodrugsrace.org/index.html#

 

Mark MacDonald on MY FOX ATLANTA

A book by Mark Macdonald isn’t about counting every calorie. It’s about getting control of your metabolism. He says that’s the real key to getting in shape.

“Everyone starts something and they think, What do I have to give up? What do I have to cut? You shouldn’t have to cut anything!” said Mark Macdonald.

“You don’t have to suffer, you don’t have to deprive yourself! You can learn how to take the foods you love and work them permanently into your world.”

“Every time you miss breakfast, you are slowing down your metabolism. Every time you miss a meal, you are slowing down your metabolism,” said Macdonald.

Instead of eating just two meals a day, Macdonald says eat five or six smaller meals. He eats seven.

“Our body is a re-fuel-as-it-goes machine. Meaning that just imagine a car. A car needs to be consistently fed gasoline,” said Macdonald.

The key? Keep your blood sugar stable. To do that, Macdonald says eat every three to four hours, so you never reach starving point.

To watch the video, visit here.

Shawn Achor on IdeaMensch

LCO client Shawn Achor is featured in an interview on IdeaMensch.

Shawn, author of The Happiness Advantage, has spoken in 42 countries to a wide variety of audiences: bankers on Wall Street, students in Dubai, CEOs in Zimbabwe. Prior to founding Good Think Inc., Shawn spent over a decade at Harvard University where he won numerous distinguished teaching awards for his work. He graduated magna cum laude from Harvard and earned a Masters from Harvard Divinity School in Christian and Buddhist ethics. In 2006, he was Head Teaching Fellow for “Positive Psychology,” the most popular course at Harvard at the time. When the global economy collapsed in 2008, Shawn was immediately called in as an expert by the world’s largest banks to help restart forward progress. Subsequently his lectures on happiness and human potential have received attention from The New York Times, Boston Globe, Wall Street Journal, CNN, and NPR. The New York Times recently named Shawn a “world-famous expert” on positive psychology. For more information about Achor please visit: www.shawnachor.com

To learn more about Shawn Achor from the interview, please visit here.