Tuesday, February 20th, 2024, Somewhere, Nowhere. Manhattan, New York— BizBash, the leading media and entertainment platform focused on curating professional meetings and event venues hosting, held a magnificent gathering at Somewhere, Nowhere on Tuesday, February 20th in Manhattan, New York. Somewhere, Nowhere, is a luxurious two-level indoor lounge, equipped with an open air rooftop pool venue and cozy heated igloos, filled with a small comfy loveseat, champagne, a personal fireplace and tasty smores.
Chef Alton Brown: Welp, our first line of defense is our food. There’s no way around it, our medicine is our food. So first thing, we’ve got to lay off the crap. Can you occasionally have some potato chips? Of course you can! But, you cannot live off of them. I mean you can, but not well, and likely, not very long.






For those new to PRICE as a talent, the prolific songwriter hails from Inland Empire, CA and has paid his dues in the industry, notably recognized as a gifted Lyricist, Songwriter, Producer and Programmer whose penned hit songs for artists such as Travis Scott, Brandy Norwood and more. PRICE has co-written songs with legendary talents that include but are not limited to, Jill Scott, Mariah Carey, Wyclef Jean, Kanye West, Hit Boy, TI, Lil Wayne, Ty Dolla $ign, H.E.R., Lucky Daye, Wale, Rick Ross and many more. Encompassing ranges of sounds and influences that he’s acquired through co







Friday, December 8th, 2023. SoHo, Manhattan New York— 
Hosted by its Founder, Audrey Gelman, who is also the former CEO of The
In its own right, The Six Bells Brand has since its inception, left its mark for its remarkable collection of antique and custom made goods and homewares inspired by the English and American countryside. What you won’t find here are metals, such as silverware and cast irons, purposely so as the brand centers its focus on the subtle and exquisite components of southern fixtures and home accessories. The collections of home decor echoes delicacy in its collection, from the glassware arranged in decorative fashion on the family length dinner table; carefully sewn Echo bluff Cotton Matelasse coverlets, to the hand carved and embroidered egg shells; to the intricate placements of the aged candle holders, and bell ornamented woven wicker baskets. Each curated piece is well crafted and handmade with the ease of southern living in mind. The Six Bells showcases and only sells merchandise created by small, independent brands and quilt makers in Alabama; gathering textiles from West Dorset to ceramics from the Sarthe Valley and antiques from road trips taken across the country.








This moving documentary has so much wrapped up in one film. What is most impressive is that first time filmmaker, Moses Bwayo, shot 5,000 hours of film and brilliantly condensed the most intricate footage into two hours. Bwayo highlights the love story of the charismatic couple that led Robert and Barbie together, and the strength of their union that helped them survive this trying and dangerous season of their lives. He captures the power of woman, Barbie Kyagulanyi, who remains poised, exhibiting grace under fire as she navigates her children and family through extended periods of time apart from her husband, Robert, the man we call Bobi Wine; Barbie, not knowing if her spouse was dead or alive. Bwayo captures the story of liberation, documenting the campaigns, the arrests and the volatility that surround Kyagulanyi (Bobi Wine) during his fervent run for office. With an unbiased eye, he captures the stories of heartbreak, brutal murders, hostility and literally blood in the streets of Uganda. With enthusiasm and belief in a greater mission, his film illustrates a story of hope, pulling the viewers in to chant for the success of Bobi Wine; albeit we are aware of the fate of this brave leader to take on such a powerful authority that is Museveni; and most importantly this film serves as an eye opener to the world that is blindly unaware of the suffering of the People of Uganda and other nations of the world, who face day-to-day tragedies, as they beg for and seek asylum and equal rights as human beings.