P.6. WOMAN OF THE YEAR: Monica Crowley. They called her so many things and gave her so many "appellations" like an old Petrus or a Napoleon Cognac. The list goes on ad infinitum. Some observers see in Monica Crowley "The hottest babe of the Republican Party". Others dignified her with a tricolor stigma "The First Consul of the Triumvir", for three ladies, quite often make the big buzz in Washington and New York: Coulter, Ingraham and Crowley. The Three Republican Graces. But Crowley shines brighter, smarter and prettier than all of them.
P.135-143. DIVAS.
Anne Kerry Ford: A sparkling soprano, a superb actress, leading star of America’s best
theatrical plays and musicals, a Broadway stage sensation with wit, humor and
philosophical depth, American Cabaret sweet princess and shining star, an
outstanding recording artist, a philosopher and an artist bigger than the
world we live in!!
P.146-153.
DIVA
ANNA BERGMAN: International concert and cabaret artist, ANNA BERGMAN, has been hailed by
The Washington Post as "a vocal citizen of the world who has
triumphed in everything from opera arias to Broadway-flavored tunes and the
sultry innuendoes of the cabaret chanteuse."
SUCCESSFUL WOMEN IN RECORDING INDUSTRY.
P.170.
MARJORIE MAYE: Maye wrote and composed
some of the world’s best lyrics and music for artists ranging from Celine Dion
to SClub7. Her Nikki Webster’s single “Strawberry Kisses” slammed into the
Australian charts at Number 2, was declared gold in a week, then declared
platinum not long after.
Marjorie Maye is a very expensive enigma. A puzzling and complex delightful
“Femme Fatale”. She looks stunning, she flirts with “La Forza del Destino”,
she mocks the absurdity of intellectualism, she spreads beauty and passion
around her, and her “scent” dissolves you in a mirage of sensuality and daring
thoughts…and she loves dessert and mint chocolate chip ice cream..
P.209-224.
INTERNATIONAL STAR OF THE YEAR: LAUREN FIELD HAS
BEEN HONORED AS INTERNATIONAL STAR OF THE YEAR.
Once a year, World Art Celebrities
Journal elects "The International Woman of the Year" in
Humanities/Social Affairs and The "International Woman of the Year" in
Music and Entertainment. The election is basically and primarily based upon
the journal's Editorial Board nomination and selection, the Committee of
Arts and Entertainment Critics recommendation and the vote of our readers
worldwide, via international survey/poll conducted in 135 countries, where
WACJ is read. Grande Dame of the American media, Dr. Monica Crowley, former
international affairs and political relations to President Nixon and host of
the nationally acclaimed New York's "Monica Crowley Show" has been elected
International Woman of the Year. While, United Kingdom's newest music and
entertainment sensation Lauren Field, a world-class singer-songwriter, a
superb performer/entertainer and producer has been elected as the
International Star of the Year. Maximillien de Lafayette explores the
multidimensional world of Diva Field and bring to us an exclusive
interview with this magnificent artist heading toward world stardom.
P.405-410. JAZZ: Meet Claire Martin, the QUEEN OF JAZZ. An Immortal Diva for our troubled times...World Art Celebrities Journal Chooses and Nominates Claire Martin "Best Jazz Singer Of The Year". Claire: " My friends say I am 50 per cent tart and 50 per cent nun." She was born in Wimbledon, England, in 1967 and grew up amid the steamy rock n roll fever of that era. She attended the Doris Holford Stage School. Claire Martin was only six year old when she entered a theatrical school. By her early teens, Claire had been nominated and named twice as the Best Solo Vocalist by the British Arts Awards. And like all the other superstars, Claire Martin had to prove herself, suffer, question her future, meet life's ups and downs, work odd jobs, support herself as a secretary and as a singing waitress. But, one day, this hard working young girl and trooper will become United Kingdom's Queen of Jazz, the Best Jazz Singer of 1995 and the New Jazz Artist of 1994. In 1995, Claire performed for the first time in Washington, DC and received glowing reviews in The Washington Post. In October 1996, she made her debut in New York City. She took the audience, the Americans, New York and all its damned neon, lights and bridges by storm. And the rest is history.