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Marching On
PublisHeR Jay S. Jones
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AssoCiAte PublisHeR Brad Hart
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editoR Bill Biss
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ARt diReCtoR Cesar A. Reyes
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CoPy editoR David Vera
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As William Shakespeare said, “All the world’s a stage and all of us are merely players.” For this
issue of The Rage Monthly, three very different career paths in the entertainment world are
spotlighted with interviews. The first actor has been in one of the most successful Broadway CoNtRibutiNg wRiteRs
plays of the past 13 years. Not enough information yet? Let’s continue… by quoting the lyrics
Martin Alonzo, Sylvester Clemente, Vera
of just one of the musical’s songs. “525,600 minutes, 525,000 moments so dear. 525,600 min-
Divine, Terry Ernest, Brad Hart, Mark Her-
nandez, Henrietta Henry, Lisa Lipsey, Joel
utes - how do you measure, measure a year?” His name is Adam Pascal and the show is Rent.
Martens, Paul Montero, Angelica Osborne,
Pascal is now in the national tour and shares his personal insight on Rent and his career so far
Tim Parks, Marcellas Reynolds, Joesph
on page 62. Another gentleman is just hitting his stride after appearing in a hit reality show
Schmitt, Daisy Torres and David Vera
for the past two years. Now, I know there are good reality shows such as Top Chef or Project
Runway and there is really bad reality slop like I Love Money. I like to think of Work Out as one
of the good takes on reality television. This openly-gay trainer/chef is not only a treat for the
CoNtRibutiNg PHotogRAPHeRs
eyes but also exposes a heart of gold with no attitude. His name is Jesse Brune. The interview
Dennis Covey, Beth Biggs, Scott Graham
on page 56 is refreshingly candid and Brune is definitely one man to watch out for.
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The third man is a singer who garnered the top prize in one of television’s most-watched Direct all editorial and subscription orders to our
competitions in 2006. Known for his legion of fans called “The Soul Patrol” this silver fox won
office:
the title of American Idol three years ago…now he is currently in the national tour of one of
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Broadway’s most-loved musicals called Grease. His name is Taylor Hicks. Hicks shares a bit of
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his experiences getting his feet wet in acting, his love for music and his new CD called The
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“How Much is Enough?” If you’re feeling the pinch as many are, sit back, read his article on
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page 78 and think about what really matters.
Now, I’m guilty of not being automobile-savvy. I do have friends though who drool over Rage Magazine dba. The Rage Monthly. The Rage
the latest Auto Trader and know their cars from top to bottom. So, if you want to start a free
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course on all things automotive, begin with a bit of the basics on page 73 with “Cruising” by
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to find something that tickles your fancy in The Rage Monthly. Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
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