Excellent meeting with longtime colleague Brian Cooke, Partner with the Cooke Group in Indianapolis. He now has a copy of my new nonprofit book on Amazon, Prescriptions Rx for Nonprofit Success!
Adapt or die. With season three of AMC's “Interview with the Vampire” re-titled “The Vampire Lestat,” the perspective shifts from Louis de Pointe du Lac to the self-aggrandizing, life-of-the-party Lestat de Lioncourt as he taps into his musical prowess and ascends from immortal being to full-on, frilled-out rock star.
Costume department head Lex Wood spearheaded Lestat’s look for the new season. Inspired by Anne Rice’s description of Lestat “trying on new glittering dream skins,” Wood and the creative team embraced a much more vivid world, with a focus on color, glam, punk, and rock influences.
“We wanted to avoid too much of the trope of having vampires always in black,” says Wood.
From leather pants and baby blue eyeshadow to a raven-black cashmere cape and chunky boots emblazoned with “Hate Me,” every look reflects Lestat’s musical freedom and transformation.
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I am at the Indianapolis Kiwanis Club’s most important event of the year, the Abe Lincoln Circle of Valor. Significant dollars are given to high school seniors who have overcome a great deal in their life. I am with Sehlena Kelley, who is Purdue bound!
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Beyond Money: Building Donor Relationships That Lead to Fundraising Success. This is the title of my newest NonProfit PRO Magazine article. Read it now by going to https://t.co/GvnQ1VDFpN