With a unique comedic voice honed over 10 years performing across the U.S. and internationally, Jennifer delivers a blend of clever one-liners, sharp political commentary, relatable personal stories, and clean-to-edgy humor that appeals to all ages and backgrounds. Known for her non-stop joke-writing talent and razor-sharp delivery, Jennifer’s material has earned rave reviews from audiences everywhere!

Originally from the D.C. area, Jennifer grew up an imaginative only child, sharpening her storytelling skills with her stuffed animals as her first audience. Today, she’s headlined in cities like London, Los Angeles, D.C., Reno, Santa Barbara, and San Diego, and performed in top comedy venues including The Laugh Factory, Improv, The Stand, Comedy Store, and clubs across NYC, L.A., and Vegas.  Jennifer has been featured on the Discovery Channel, Sirius XM, Kevin Hart’s LOL Network, the Kill Tony podcast, and a ComedyTime taping. She’s also appeared in several indie films and television pilots—including the original pilot for Chopped (fittingly, as a devoted foodie). Ranked #154 on Vulture’s Top 1,000 Comedians of 2020, she’s a SAG-AFTRA member and part of the Ladies of Comedy Association.

A third-level UCB alum and Groundlings-trained improviser, Jennifer is also an award-winning filmmaker (HollyShorts Film Festival) and scriptwriter. She’s gone viral on Twitter, hosts The Attention Harlot Podcast alongside other top-tier comedians, and is a popular guest on podcasts and stages alike. She regularly performs at the Hollywood Improv, Laugh Factory, corporate events, virtual shows worldwide, and even roasts people at birthday party events.  Jennifer opened for Bonnie McFarlane, the great Comedian and Emmy writer.  She most recently performed in her first big theater with live music with Marc Maron.  And performed at the Hollywood Improv main stage.  Jennifer doesn’t call herself a political comedian—she roasts all sides equally—and her comedy is always fresh, fearless, and funny.

“I lived in NYC for 1 year and really enjoyed performing Stand-up consistently in NYC & online zoom Shows – Stand Up for over 10 years.  Anytime an artist has the opportunity to Produce their own content, it can open a lot more doors.  I shot on Reds for a drama short film I made, ’13 steps’ that won an award in HollyShorts Film Festival.  For this Special I decided to use the new black magic cinema cameras.   It’s great Comedians can shoot their own Specials now to have more creative control and I’m going to edit my own videos now moving forward so I have even more control.” 

 “It’s great clips can be uploaded across social media platforms to reach bigger audiences!  And then you can sell your Special to a bigger production company like ‘Comedy Dynamics or ‘800 Pound Gorilla’ who can then help you distribute farther onto more streaming platforms,” exclaims Jennifer. 

“I’m grateful that a lot of people that have watched my Special have really enjoyed it.  Fans in North Carolina even had a watch party with surround sound speakers in their home theater and they said they felt like they were really there LIVE.  I enjoy connecting with fans and want to tour more again soon.  I wanted it to have a A24 LIVE interactive feel and I think I achieved that.  Audiences will be very honest too online so Comedians can’t just put anything up online.  It takes years to develop good material, get stage presence and find your voice.   I think audiences are already starting to get tired of seeing just crowd work now and that fad will start to fade out again.  I wanted to talk about a variety of topics that everyone can relate to.   I’m going to talk about getting divorced and some more political humor and crowd work in this next one.” -Jennifer Gable 

Her 2nd Special is being shot this Summer in a different Theater in Santa Monica.  “The next one will be shot on Arri Alexa cameras with a lighter, brighter feel” says Jennifer. 

She plans on touring more major cities again after these 2 Specials are streaming on Networks.  Sign up on her website JenniferGableOfficial.com for touring LIVE Show dates. 

She is looking forward to collaborating with more professional artists in the near future. And has a web-series she shot steaming online called ‘Pennies for Your Thoughts.’  The series is about artists trying to make it in Hollywood.  She will begin pitching it again soon to spin into a TV series.  She has been sober most of her adult life and wants to give back to more people struggling with addiction with her Non-Profit.  

“It’s a crazy time in the world and a lot of people need to laugh right now.  You can buy views as you want as a Comedian ad it’s easier to go viral and get attention, but you can’t buy the internet audiences approval.  You still have to put in the work and be great at your craft.” says Jennifer. 

She is repped commercially by Adam Lieblein & will dedicate her 2nd Special to Randall Edwards, of Catalyst Talent, one of her recent longest running Agents in Atlanta who passed away last year. 

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“We knew we had something special when we sold out week after week,” says Vivian Ho, who co-founded the 12,000-square-foot concept with her husband, Ken. “But we never imagined becoming the ‘Erewhon of indoor playgrounds.’”

Part café, part Montessori-style wonderland, and part parent sanctuary, Kids & Coffee was born during COVID, when Vivian and Ken struggled to find a space that supported both their toddler and their own needs. “We designed the space and the experience of Kids & Coffee to tackle these issues head-on,” she explains, “by providing children with an enriching play environment AND offering caregivers a space to connect and recharge.”

And that’s exactly what it does. From a curated playlist to award-winning local coffee and private adult lounges, this is not your average playroom. “We figured if parents find the space beautiful and calming, they’ll want to spend more time here, which means more play opportunities for the little ones!” she adds.

The vibe? Scandinavian-chic meets sensory play—designed with intention from every angle. “We wanted to break away from the primary-colored plastic jungle that’s become the norm for kids’ spaces,” Vivian says. “Why can’t a place be beautiful AND functional for families?”

The buzz is so strong, you might sip your macchiato next to an A-list actor and not even know it. “We’d unknowingly have these completely normal conversations with some very high-profile parents about toddler tantrums and potty training struggles—you know, the real stuff everyone deals with,” Vivian laughs. “Then later someone would mention, ‘Do you know who that was?’”

But star-studded status aside, Kids & Coffee has never been about exclusivity—it’s about creating genuine community. “Whether you’re a famous athlete or a regular neighborhood mom or dad, we’re all experiencing those same universal moments,” she says.

Community-building is central to the experience. “The real magic happens in those unplanned moments—when parents realize they’re not alone in their struggles, when they exchange numbers to set up playdates,” Vivian says. “We’ve seen beautiful friendships form between families who might never have connected otherwise.”

Programming includes everything from hip-hop ballet fusion for toddlers to camps with weekly themes like Superhero and Under the Sea. “Our camps have been a game-changer for parents struggling to find activities when school is out,” Vivian says.

For now, the team is focused on perfecting their flagship location—but expansion is on the table. “We’re definitely dreaming big while trying to stay grounded,” she shares.

Still, it’s not the hype or Hollywood that makes this place magical. It’s the everyday memories. “One particularly touching example was a little girl who, after finishing her very first dance class, excitedly showed us her moves—and then asked if she could show us again,” Vivian recalls. “These moments of belonging and support—that’s the real success of Kids & Coffee.”

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After drawing over 60 million viewers on X with its hit documentary The Man You Don’t Know, the studio is expanding its reach by teaming up with the creator-first platform that’s challenging the status quo of digital content: We Identifi. The two companies are aligning to build a new kind of media ecosystem one where artists can fully control how their work is produced, shared, and monetized.

“2024 was just the beginning,” said Joshua Macciello, CEO of Global Ascension Studios. “By partnering with the We Identifi, we are bringing A-list talent, including actors, musicians, athletes, comedians and influencers/podcasters, into a creator-first ecosystem where they can craft authentic content and receive the best deals possible. This is about giving artists control, embracing innovation, and ensuring We Identifi becomes the premier destination for uncensored, high-impact entertainment.”

Through this alliance, Global Ascension Studios is preparing an ambitious lineup of projects from scripted series and documentaries to live talk shows and interactive media all designed for the We Identifi platform. The collaboration not only extends GAS’s production scope but also puts them at the forefront of a movement to democratize content creation.

We identify sets itself apart by giving creators complete autonomy through a self-serve model. It allows artists to run their own networks and choose how they make money whether through subscriptions, livestreams, pay-per-view, or brand sponsorships without the interference of traditional platforms or studios.

“Teaming up with Global Ascension Studios is a game-changer,” said Spencer Gordon, We Identifi’s CEO. “Their speed in delivering high-quality productions, combined with our commitment to creator independence, is reshaping the power and potential of streaming. The GAS-We Identifi alliance liberates all creators from the shackles of social media algorithms and the mandates of antiquated film studios and TV networks. Together, we are building a home for artists who make the content they want to make and connect with audiences on their terms while fiercely upholding our First Amendment rights as the foundation of true creative freedom.”

The app is now live on Apple’s iOS App Store, and the We Identifi website (weidentifi.com) is in beta mode, with more improvements on the way. For fans and creators alike, it’s an invitation to step into something new a platform where creative freedom and audience connection are the priority.

With director Christopher Martini and producer Frank Torchia already involved, and a programming slate that spans blockbuster films, music specials, live events, and digital-first experiences, the partnership is gearing up to leave a lasting impact.

As audiences continue to demand authentic, unfiltered content, Global Ascension Studios and the platform
We Identifi are ready to deliver on their own terms.

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This year’s Best Picture winner stood out for its powerful storytelling and artistic execution. Other winning films pushed creative boundaries, exploring diverse themes that resonated with viewers. With so many memorable films, the awards reflected the evolving nature of modern storytelling.

One major trend was the rise of streaming platforms. Digital releases proved they could match theatrical experiences in quality and impact. Several winners debuted on these platforms, showing how the industry continues to change.

The 2025 Academy Awards also reflected a strong emphasis on global storytelling. International films received well-deserved recognition, showcasing the universal appeal of cinema and its ability to bridge cultures. Additionally, technical categories highlighted groundbreaking advancements in cinematography, visual effects, and production design, further pushing the limits of what’s possible on screen.

As the film industry continues to evolve, the Oscars 2025 served as a reminder of the power of storytelling and the importance of artistic innovation. This year’s winners not only entertained but also challenged audiences to see the world from new perspectives.

For a complete list of winners and in-depth coverage, visit The Oscar’s Official Website and Explore past Oscar highlights and discover the best moments from this year’s ceremony.

The Academy Awards 2025 once again proved why cinema remains one of the most influential and inspiring art forms. With a future full of creative possibilities, movie lovers can only anticipate what’s next for the world of film.

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Exploring the complex world of cryptocurrency fraud, Paper Empire follows Laurence Fintch, a brilliant financial strategist portrayed by Robert Davi. Fintch masterminds an intricate Ponzi scheme, deceptively reporting massive financial losses while secretly channeling the money into an innovative digital system known as “Digital Limbo.” His actions spark a worldwide economic crisis, attracting both law enforcement and dangerous underground organizations.

The series boasts a powerful ensemble cast, featuring Wesley Snipes, Steve Guttenberg, Cuba Gooding Jr., Denise Richards, Kelsey Grammer, Anne Archer, AnnaLynne McCord, and Richard Grieco. Produced through a collaboration between Robert Gillings Productions, Tadross Media Group, and Inner Circle Films, Paper Empire also made history as the first American TV series to film an episode in Saudi Arabia’s remarkable ancient city of AlUla.

Following the screening, an engaging Q&A session took place, moderated by Mansha Daswani, Editor-in-Chief of World Screen. Robert Gillings, Robert Davi, Carol Alt, and Charlotte Coles answered a barrage of questions from an eager audience, whose enthusiasm underscored the series’ growing momentum and intrigue.

The premiere attracted an impressive guest list, including Heartstopper actor Bradley Riches, international model and Brunch with Amel host Amel Rachedi, actress and model Margo Dumas, influencer Borbala Kreutz, chef and television personality Chris Baber, and broadcaster, mental health advocate, and singer-songwriter Matt Johnson, founder of The Check-in initiative. Actresses Judith Shekoni (Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2, Heroes Reborn) and Victoria Ekanoye (Coronation Street, The Royals) were also in attendance, adding further prestige to the event.

MIP London and MIPCOM CANNES director Lucy Smith acknowledged the importance of the premiere, emphasizing Paper Empire as a prime example of the bold and relevant independent productions the event aims to highlight. With a compelling storyline, an esteemed cast, and an eager global audience, Paper Empire is poised to make a significant impact in the entertainment industry once it reaches the right home on a network or platform. Stay tuned!

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What is Crash the System About?

This gripping show dives into secret power structures, government conspiracies, and advanced technology that may be manipulating society. It presents bold claims about mind control, false leaders, and suppressed information. With shocking statements like “Everything here is an illusion” and “They’ve been doing this for generations”, this series will make you question reality.

Why You Should Watch Crash the System

Crash the System is more than just a series—it’s an eye-opening journey into the hidden forces shaping our world. It uncovers conspiracies, exploring secret societies, suppressed technology, and hidden agendas that challenge conventional narratives. Featuring expert analysis from researchers, whistleblowers, and firsthand testimonies, the show presents compelling evidence that will make you question everything. Unlike traditional documentaries, it delivers an engaging cinematic experience, blending storytelling, real footage, and dramatization for maximum impact. As a rising phenomenon in alternative media, this series is a must-watch for those fascinated by conspiracy theories, government secrets, and the relentless search for truth.

Kamal Ahmed’s Vision for Crash the System

Kamal Ahmed, best known for his work with The Jerky Boys, takes a bold step into dramatic storytelling with Crash the System. Leveraging his diverse background in music, film, and art, Ahmed delivers an unfiltered exploration of society’s most pressing issues. Shaped by his experiences growing up in New York, his storytelling sheds light on political corruption, cyber warfare, and social injustice. Instead of enforcing a singular viewpoint, the series encourages audiences to think critically by presenting multiple perspectives. Blending elements of science fiction with real-world concerns, Crash the System taps into contemporary fears about surveillance, technology, and the hidden forces that shape our world.Where to Watch

Crash the System is available for streaming on Tubi.

Watch the trailer here.

Dare to question everything. The truth might be darker than you ever imagined.

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Shot on 16mm film, “Pasta Negra”  created, in Armand’s words, “a separation from the harsh reality of our country,” showcasing a contrast between the beauty of film and the tense nature of what the film is trying to tell its audience. While Armand claims he didn’t intend to explain the Venezuelan crisis, showcasing these women selling their hair–a historically vital symbol of one’s femininity or identity, for something as small as a packet of pasta– raises questions and allows the audience to think beyond what is shown. Hair has been a representation of femininity, individuality, and dignity in Latin American and Venezuelan cultures. These women view cutting it off as a painful act of sacrifice, a metaphor for losing parts of themselves in the struggle for survival, rather than merely a financial choice.

“I show how it affects the people that live it—inside or in exile—in the case of Pasta Negra I set out to depict how the crisis affects our bodies with fear and deprivation, our trust in one another, and our dignity,” Armand explains.

The film carries another layer of authenticity that can be felt while watching. Armand made the choice to cast non-actors with stories of their own, an impressive choice that pays off in the film. The decision wasn’t just an artistic choice–it was to bring real experiences to the screen. The audience can not only see the sensibility but feel its emotional weight through the screen. By casting women familiar with Venezuela’s political struggles and economic collapse, Armand ensures that the performances feel deeply personal—more than just acting, but a reflection of their own lived experiences, “A sensibility, a connection with their own emotions, and they were able to bring this to the film,” as Armand puts it.

Sundance, a festival known for spotlighting independent and emerging voices, has long been a platform for filmmakers who challenge mainstream narratives and shed light on urgent social issues. ‘Pasta Negra’ joins a legacy of films that use cinema as a tool for activism, Armand tells Jane Owen PR the encouraging support “Pasta Negra” received upon its release. Although films that highlight the lives of individuals affected by political crises tend to receive criticism, for Armand, sharing his film matters more. He acknowledges that the film isn’t for everyone, but insists that the crisis must be reflected in contemporary Venezuelan cinema, as it profoundly shapes the lives of its people. Armand claims that if a Venezuelan film omits this critical topic, the filmmakers are “complicit with a regime that wants to pretend everything is nice and normal.”

“Pasta Negra” has done its work, creating impactful art to bring awareness to a larger message. While most might see three generations of Venezuelan women crossing the Colombian border to sell their hair for food, its deeper meaning lies in the details. It is a much bigger story—one of a crisis that has weighed on Venezuelans for generations

Armand leaves us with one final thought: “Our work as artists has been done. The articles were written, the books, the films have been screened, the photos have been displayed, the testimonies have been shouted in every corner of the world, the voting happened, the protests, the deaths, the stunts, Juan Guaido’s parallel government happened, the attempted coups… I guess now we sit and wait for a war?”

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Born and raised in Italy, Solimena’s journey into the world of acting was influenced by her rich cultural heritage. From a young age, she was drawn to the arts, with a particular passion for performance. She honed her craft in her homeland before deciding to take her talents to Los Angeles, a move that has allowed her to reach new heights in her career. Now, based in the entertainment capital of the world, Solimena is positioning herself as a force to be reckoned with in the film and television industry.

Her breakout roles in Silent Thunder and The 4 Points showcased her range and ability to bring depth and complexity to her characters. Silent Thunder, a suspenseful thriller, earned critical acclaim for its intricate storytelling, with Solimena at the heart of the narrative. Her portrayal of a character caught in a storm of danger and intrigue revealed her ability to capture the audience’s attention with every scene. Similarly, her role in The 4 Points, an emotionally charged drama, further solidified her reputation as an actress capable of balancing subtlety and intensity.

Looking ahead, Solimena’s star is set to rise even further. She is set to appear in several high-profile projects, including the much-anticipated feature film Dutch III, directed by the talented Salvatore Sclafani. The film promises to be a major entry in the action-thriller genre, and Solimena’s involvement is already generating buzz among fans and critics alike. Additionally, her role in the upcoming TV show Angel will likely expand her reach to a global audience, blending supernatural elements with compelling character arcs.

Aside from these exciting projects, Solimena will also appear in two highly anticipated short films. Strappata, directed by Matilde Cellie, is expected to showcase her dramatic range in a deeply emotional narrative, while White Coat, helmed by Roozbeh Kalbasi, will give Solimena the chance to tackle a more cerebral and intense role, exploring the complexities of the human experience in a medical context. Solimena’s ability to adapt to various genres—from action thrillers to heartfelt dramas to psychological pieces—demonstrates her versatility as an actress. Her impressive resume, coupled with her undeniable talent, positions her as one of the most exciting up-and-comers in Hollywood today.

As she continues to navigate her career and take on increasingly complex roles, it’s clear that Marie Solimena’s future is incredibly bright. Her journey from Italy to Los Angeles is just the beginning of what promises to be a remarkable career in the entertainment industry. With a strong work ethic, a passion for storytelling, and a natural presence on screen, Solimena is an actress to watch in the years to come.

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Originally from Switzerland, Kunzler is recognized for her creativity, resourcefulness, and attention to detail. Her problem-solving skills have been crucial to successful productions. On White Coat, a biographical medical drama directed by renowned Persian director Roozbeh Kalabasi, she innovatively resolved the challenge of unavailable food for a dinner scene by creating fake soup using tea bags and creamer from the crafty table. Similarly, on Beyond Doubt (2024), Kunzler repurposed paper waste and wrapping paper to create modern wall art, effectively transforming a blank wall into a visually engaging backdrop with minimal resources.

Beyond short films, Kunzler’s versatility extends to commercial work. She collaborated with Ragland Reign Productions on Right on Top of That, a branded content ad for Almost Anything Inc., one of Los Angeles’ premier elite errand and personal assistant services.

Passionate about meaningful storytelling, Kunzler sees production design as more than just aesthetics. “For me, production design is where storytelling truly comes alive visually,” she explains. “It’s about more than creating beautiful sets—it’s about giving the story a soul, developing the characters, and immersing the audience.”

Yet, Kunzler can’t deny the joy in crafting visually stunning sets. She strives to one day design environments as breathtaking and imaginative as those in Poor Things, Barbie, or Wicked. With her own unique vision, Kunzler dreams of bringing to life whimsical, playful, and highly stylized sets filled with vibrant colors, contrasting textures, and intricate details.

Follow Michelle Kunzler on Instagram (@mck_movies) to stay updated on her work and upcoming projects.

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Raised in Spain and now splitting his time between Miami and Los Angeles, Vizuete brings an international perspective to his storytelling. His career began in the high-octane advertising world, crafting campaigns for global brands like the Los Angeles Lakers, T-Mobile, Ducati, Lexus, and Real Madrid. Collaborating with luminaries such as Kobe Bryant, Becky G, and Sebastián Yatra, Sergio developed a distinctive style—natural yet cinematic, deeply emotional yet understated.

But his passion for storytelling extends far beyond commercials. “Film has always been where my heart is,” Vizuete admitted in a recent interview. After years of building a reputation in advertising, he has made the bold leap to feature filmmaking. His debut project, Becoming Vera, tells the heartfelt story of a young pianist battling homelessness and poverty, while trying to pursue her dream of making it in the world of Latin Jazz.

This is more than a movie for Sergio—it is a personal mission. A foster parent himself, he draws on his own experiences to create an authentic, poignant, and profoundly empathetic narrative. “Working with foster children has shown me the strength of their resilience,” he said in a recent interview. He wants Becoming Vera to entertain and inspire understanding and action for these children and young adults, who deserve much more.

Vizuete’s commitment to social impact is not new. He has collaborated with organizations like Voices for Children and Citrus, using his platform to advocate for underserved communities. His work reflects a unique blend of artistry and activism, proving that cinema can be both entertaining and transformative.

Miami’s thriving arts scene has been a source of inspiration for Sergio. “There is something about this city—the colors, the rhythm, the diversity—that fuels creativity,” he shares. “It is the perfect place to bring stories to life.”

As Becoming Vera prepares to be released, Sergio is already looking ahead. He hopes to continue making films that blend stunning visuals with compelling narratives, shining a light on stories that often go untold.

With his unique ability to connect with audiences on a deeply emotional level, Sergio Vizuete is more than a filmmaker—he is a storyteller who captures the soul of his subjects and the spirit of his community.

Follow Sergio’s journey on Instagram (@sergiovizuete) to stay updated on Becoming Vera and his ongoing work to inspire change through film.

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