Hollywood Hair King Korey Fitzgerald - Pump it up Magazine - Vol.7 - Issue #9 - - Paperback

by Anissa Sutton (Author), Michael B. Sutton (Author), Pump It Up Magazine (Author)

Greeting everyone,

It's officially fall, the leaves are falling but the heat is still on in California.Speaking of heat, and gossip .

I've been hearing more and more about the developing story regarding Ray J and the Kardashians.

Basketball, season is just around the corner and the Boston Celtics are dealing with a major scandal.

Is it a rumor or truth that Rihanna will be performing at the Super Bowl ? That should be entertaining at the least.

R.I.P Coolio, you will be missed.

I'm excited to have talented, hair stylist, and beauty consultant Korey Fitzgerald (Follow @hollywoodhairking on instagram ) on the cover for September. His work has been recognized by major industry stars and he has been invited to lucrative events, networked and met successful stars who have supported his craft.

Professional and charming would be the best way to describe Korey Fitzgerald. You will be seeing and hearing a lot from this young man in the not too distant future.

On the indie music scene, iconic bass player Mitchell Coleman Jr is featuring the legendary Freda Payne on a new single from his forthcoming album,"Dedication", a tribute to his late mother .French/ American artist Aneessa is in the studio polishing up songs for her debut album this fall. sneak previews are in the works. Also her hubby, Motown legendary producer Michael B. Sutton is gearing up for his new single release called " Sexual" . Stay tuned.Be on the lookout for smooth jazz artist Yulia, who's track Keep the Faith keeps climbing the charts and hot new country artist Angela Easley is moving fast on country's Music Row chart with her single "Don't Let The Devil Down".

And don't forget to flip through our pages of fashion, fitness, beauty, and more in this issue.

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Anissa Sutton