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Mishka Noelle McCortney hails originally from Raritan, New Jersey. Mischa's family moved around a lot before settling down in the small town of Paradise, California. She was raised mostly by whom she calls her "eccentric, mystical mother", although her father, who lived in a van, made some surprise visits over the years. Mischa studied theatre and journalism at Butte College and California State University in Chico but became increasingly eager to get out into the working world. She moved to Los Angeles with her mutt and within a year, Mischa was starring in the feature film "The Survival Games", in which she claims she experienced her first on-screen kiss, which she found discomforting. She has written, produced, and starred in sketches for the girlfriend-boyfriend sketch comedy duo, Dropouts Comedy (2015), composed of herself and writer-actor-producer Lance Paullin, whom she since has married. As Mischa Paullin, she occasionally performs stand-up comedy in Los Angeles and is a writer, producer, and comedian on The Jimmy Dore Show: Live (2012).- "Live your life" is the motto that has gotten Shorty to where he is today. Born in Raritan, New Jersey and raised in Paterson, New Jersey, Shorty not only attributes his talents and charismatic demeanor to the various environments in which he has lived, but also to the diverse amount of people he has met on his path to stardom. These interactions highly motivated him to develop a sense of humor that appeals to ALL audiences and allowed him to gain an appreciation and interest in comedy.
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Over the years, legendary producer Tony Bongiovi has worked with some of the biggest names in the music industry, collecting more than 40 gold and platinum albums in the process. Artists produced include; Diana Ross, The Ramones and Aerosmith. At one point, he even inadvertently helped the career of his second cousin, Jon Bon Jovi.
Beginning as a Motown Engineer (who recorded such artists as The Temptations and Stevie Wonder); by the early 1970s, Tony had become one of the most sought after record producer's on the Media Sound staff. Some of the artists he produced during his tenure there included Jimi Hendrix and Talking Heads.
In 1977, Tony designed and founded Power Station Studios. The facility became an instant success due to his legendary acoustic design, providing rooms designated specifically for multi-track recording. In 1991, Power Station became the first recipient of a special lifetime achievement award from Mix, the Les Paul Award, in which the studio was praised for its consistent contributions to audio excellence and creativity.
In addition to his well-known accomplishments as a producer and engineer, in 1993 he was hired as a special consultant by CBS to improve both the sound quality and acoustical environment for "The Late Show with David Letterman".
Tony's film career includes multiple soundtrack listings and audio credits; including titles such as "Gung Ho" and "Pet Semetary". He was featured in the documentary "Rock and a Hard Place: Another Night at the Agora".