Freelance Associates A Promotions and Public Relations/Media Consultant Firm
 
 
HOME
Eunice Moseley, Pres.
Pulse of Entertainment
 
The Pulse of Entertainment
The Pulse of Entertainment is a syndicated column. You can republish by getting authorization from emailing FreeAssocInc3@aol.com or calling toll free (866) 938-5220. (Pictures are available)

The Pulse of Entertainment is published weekly at http://www.ThePulseofEntertainment.com and on www.eurweb.com, and then syndicated to  The Baltimore Times (www.btimes.com) and sister paper The Annapolis Times, the North Dallas Gazette, New Citizen Press (Langsing, Michigan); Crunk Magazine (Atlanta); The Houston Style Magazine; the Houston Chronicle; The Wave (Los Angeles), The Quick L.A., The E Scene (Los Angeles), The Buffalo Criterion (Buffalo, New York) and other online and print medias, resulting in a weekly readership of over 1/4 million.

Tito, Randy, Janet, Jackie and Marlon at the BMI Urban Music Awards.

The Pulse of Entertainment is written weekly by Eunice Moseley, president of Freelance Associates (a promotions and public realtions consultant firm) and Promotions Director (at-large) for The Baltimore Times. She started out writing community feature articles in 1986 when she was first hired at the The Baltimore Times. She later became entertainment editor and eventually a columnist. During that time she has interviewed a wide range of people in the entertainment industry (from Master P, Ne-Yo, and Ciara to Spike Lee, Magic Johnson, Will Smith and Chris Rock)  and has reviewed and covered many genres of concerts and red carpet events (from Janet Jackson to Usher and from the Golden Globes and the Image Awards). Her interviews have been noted by interviewees as "like no other" and "inspiring."

"Eunice, just wanted you to know that Distinguished is singing your praises, and they really enjoyed being interviewed by you." - Tamre Twyman/Pc Public Relations

Her review quotes have ran on national advertising campaigns, such as Starz Cable Channel's ads for the Martin Lawrence's 1st Amendment Stand Up comedy series and Walt Disney's Princess and the Frog.

"I laughed and laughed until I cried. then I kept on laughing until I caughted myself to death." - The Baltimore Times/Eunice Moseley on Martin Lawrence's 1st Amendment Stand Up series on Starz

"Walt Disney does it again!" - The Baltimore Times/Eunice Moseley on the Walt Disney animation film Princess and the Frog

Moseley holds a Bachelors Degree in Telecommunications from Morgan State University and is in the process of obtaining a Masters Degree in Management/Technology/Public Relations from the University of Maryland University Colllege (expected graduation Spring, 2011). She is also a certified computer technician from the U.S. Navy (1977 - 1980). She once worked in televisionas as a production assistant for Vanita Productions, who at the time was producing a local talk show and she also served as General Managers' assistant for WEBB Radio, a Hip-Hop and Gospel formated FM Radio Station.

 For the lastet column click here (The Pulse of Entertainment).

(c) 1986-2010

 		THE PULSE OF ENTERTAINMENT
By Eunice Moseley


The Jackson’s are honored at the 8th Annual BMI Urban Awards
   “BMI is the first to recognize us…we really appreciate the honor,” Marlon Jackson said while peeping over the shoulders of his older brothers Jackie, Randy and Tito.
   CEO/President of BMI, Del R. Bryant and Vice President Catherine Brewton were on hand to host the awards show. The Jacksons (minus Michael and Jermaine) were there to not only walk the red carpet and talk to the pres, but to accept the BMI Icon Award. Sister Janet tearfully presented the award to them while parents Katherine and Joe watched from the front row.
   “For me, it felt right,” Del Bryant aid when I asked why BMI chose The Jacksons to honor this year.
   “We want people to walk away knowing the early Jacksons,” Catherine Brewton added. “All these people are here because they love the brothers.”
   The Jacksons (originally named The Jackson Five) went on the Apollo when Michael was barely seven and they won. Two years later they signed with Motown Record and started opening up for Diana Ross. Their first hit was “I Want You Back,” and the next three single were hits as well. Their fourth hit, “I’ll Be There,” was the first multi-million selling song at the time.
   The BMI Urban Awards was held in Beverly Hills at the Wilshire Theatre and it seemed the theatre was filled with all celebrities and press who all came out to honor The Jacksons, as well as the many awardees given honors as BMI songwriters, artists and producers who have had “the most accomplishments in 2008.”
   Last year BMI president Del said that BMI brought in almost $900,000,000 for their members. Other members and celebrities that walked the red carpet included Da Mystro, who won for J. Holiday’s “Bed” and for Hurricane Chris’ “A Bay Bay.” Yung Berg, Titianna Ali, Shanice and husband Flex Alexander; Mario, Ray J, Lloyd, Mr. ColliPark, Soulja Boy, T-Pain (who cleaned up with more awards than I could count); Rich Boy, Rick Ross, Vanessa and Angela Simmons;  Dallas Austin, Ce-Lo, Bobby V, JoJo and Timberlin protégé’ Keri Hilson all walked the media line.
   Additional winners included Ciara for “Promise,” Mario Winans for Keyshia Cole’s “Late Night;” Soulja Boy for “Crank That,” Rich Boy for “Throw Some D’s,” Lloyd for his “Shawty is a Ten” and “Get It Shawty;” Jim Jones for “We Fly High,” Lonnie Liston Smith and Ezekiel Lewis for Mary J’s “Take Me As I Am;” Ezekiel Lewis for Omarion’s “Ice Box” and Ciara’s “Like A Boy;” Kanye West for “Good Life,” T-Pain, James Ingram and DJ Tool for T-Pain’s “Buy U A Drink;” T-Pain for “Bartender” and “Shawty;” Ne-Yo for Beyonce’s Irreplaceable” and his own “Make Me Better;” T-Pain and Chris Brown for “Kiss Kiss,” and Lil’ Wayne and Fat Joe for “Make it Rain.”
   Soulja Boy and Rodney Jerkins received the Top Producer of the Year Award, Ne-Yo received Song of the Year for “Irreplaceable, Universal Music received Publisher of the Year Award and T-Pain received Songwriter of the Year Award.
   The awards show ended with a presentation to the Jackson which started with a video clip of scene from their past, the TV and concert shows, the rehearsals, the steps and moves, as well as their many successes. After the video Randy Jackson’s reality show’s dance winners Jabbawokeez did an awesome blend of today’s Hip-Hop dances with the steps of the Jackson brothers; group O.N.E. performed “I Want You Back,” JoJo and Lloyd sang “I’ll Be There;” Mario sang “Heart Break Hotel;” Keri Hilson beautifully sang “Loving You;” Bobby V, Lloyd, Mario and Ray J performed “Never Can Say Goodbye” and then Janet took the stage presenting the BMI Icon Award to her brothers, The Jacksons.
   “Well it’s a great honor,” Jackson told me on the red carpet about their BMI Icon Award and their influence on today’s music. “It’s a great feeling to know new artist of today was influenced by the brothers. Let’s you know all that hard work paid off. We are always creating, always writing, it’s our life. Music is our love.”