March 13th, 2013 
CEO 
By Geno McGahee
Photos by Joe Henson, NYC
Fresh off his reading as “Jim,” in the “BLACK HOLE,” “Bad” Brad Berkwitt has been selected to play “Roy” in Playwright Ken Raymond’s play, “EXPERIMENTAL.”
Berkwitt will be reading with the rest of the cast in front of a live audience at the Little Theater of Alexandria on March 28th at 7:30 PM. All visitors are welcome to come out and watch this reading.
Find out more about “Bad” Brad Berkwitt’s acting career by CLICKING HERE
March 12th, 2013 CEO 
Hosted by “Bad” Brad Berkwitt
“Lenny has a beautiful smooth sound that tickles the ear. I can see why the lovers LOVE him.”—Cynda Williams, Actress, Singer (Harlem Blues) and Playwright
Singer, Songwriter and Actor, a “triple threat”, as they call it in the industry describes the incomparable, Lenny Williams, whose smash hit song, “CAUSE I LOVE YOU”, still holds up some 35 years since he first recorded it. Lenny talks about his hit song, music and acting career on the NewzBreaker Podcast. Oh yeah, did I mention, Lenny LOVES Boxing?
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By “Bad” Brad Berkwitt
On Sunday August 29th 2010, I added concert number two for the weekend events when I returned to Wolf Trap for the Performing Arts (Filene Center) to see Donna Summer perform.
If have you not been to Wolf Trap, you are in for a real treat because the seating is very comfortable and if you are under the Pavilion, there is not a bad seat in the house as I found out for Tony Bennett on Friday as well. Summer came out to a jamming band and three dancers that were dressed in marching band attire. When the curtain she was standing behind was raised, the crowd saw her in an elegant purple dress and the applause was deafening as she sang the lyrics for the opening song.
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Who did you expect you dirty birdy?
March 10th, 2013 CEO
By Geno McGahee
Photos by Joe Henson, NYC
Fresh off his reading as “Jim,” in the “BLACK HOLE,” “Bad” Brad Berkwitt has been selected to play “Roy” in Playwright Ken Raymond’s play, “EXPERIMENTAL.”
Berkwitt will be reading with the rest of the cast in front of a live audience at the Little Theater of Alexandria on March 28th at 7:30 PM. All visitors are welcome to come out and watch this reading.
Find out more about “Bad” Brad Berkwitt’s acting career by CLICKING HERE
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By Geno McGahee
Photo by Joe Henson, NYC
Fresh off his reading as “Jim,” in the “BLACK HOLE,” “Bad” Brad Berkwitt has been selected to play “Roy” in Playwright Ken Raymond’s play, “EXPERIMENTAL.”
Berkwitt will be reading with the rest of the cast in front of a live audience at the Little Theater of Alexandria on March 28th. All visitors are welcome to come out and enjoy this reading.
Find out more about “Bad” Brad Berkwitt’s acting career by CLICKING HERE
March 5th, 2013 CEO 
Hosted by “Bad” Brad Berkwitt
In 1990, Spike Lee directed a hit movie called “Mo’ Better Blues” that starred Denzel Washington and Wesley Snipes in the leads. In an amazing screen debut, a beautiful and talented actress named “Cynda Williams,” appeared in the role of Clarke Bentancourt. She chewed up the scenery and, at the end of the movie, she sang an amazing track called “Harlem Blues” which hit number 9 on the R & B Charts. Her vocal, 23 plus years, stands the test of time.
On the Podcast, Cynda talks about Denzel Washington, Halle Berry, and many others she worked with over the years. Not to stop there, she talks about her amazing journey on Planet Earth and for the moms out there, you will be very touched by her thoughts on motherhood.
For our debut Podcast on NewzBreaker, we couldn’t have booked a better guest.
For Cynda’s fans out there, you can follow her on Twitter.
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NEXT WEEKEND, Presented by Sundance Institute to Offer Film Screenings and Panels at Sundance Sunset Cinema in West Hollywood
Additional Screenings Around Los Angeles Co-Hosted with American Cinematheque at the Aero Theatre, Cinefamily, Cinespia at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery, The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles (MOCA) and UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television
NEXT WEEKEND, Presented by Sundance Institute will take place Aug. 8-11, 2013 at Sundance Sunset Cinema and additional venues throughout Los Angeles. The event is an extension of the popular NEXT <=> section at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, which showcases stylistically adventurous films that take a bold approach to storytelling.
March 4th, 2013 CEO March 3rd, 2013 CEO NewzBreaker Press Release
There are artists that live in the hearts of their fans. When an artist nears the end of their long and illustrious career, they find the time to sit down and reflect, telling intimate stories, recalling the moments that defined their careers and giving insight to those that hope to one day make their way to the position attained by the star.
In BOXING INTERVIEWS OF A LIFETIME, Author “Bad” Brad Berkwitt sits down with many of the stars of the past and present, using his skills as an interviewer to get the inside stories that are seen nowhere else. Stars like Buddy Hackett, Joey Bishop, Al Martino, Jerry Vale and Vanessa Del Rio, along with many of the biggest stars of pugilism to ever lace up the gloves.
BOXING INTERVIEWS OF A LIFETIME is a book that has something for everyone, particularly those with an interest in how Hollywood operates and the strange and funny stories that have gone on behind the scenes. Celebrities of the big screen, TV, sports and more have gathered in one remarkable book, which is now available for purchase.
