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    Madison Square Garden’s Walk of Fame 2015 Honoree’s

    Madison Square Garden’s Walk of Fame 2015 Honoree’s

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    Four legends of Madison Square Garden – the iconic American band the Grateful Dead, Hockey Hall of Fame goaltender Eddie Giacomin of the Rangers, Basketball Hall of Fame forward Harry Gallatin of the Knicks, and award-winning photographer George Kalinsky – were officially inducted into The Garden’s Walk of Fame on Monday, May 11th 2015.
    The Grateful Dead, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, were represented by band members Bob Weir and Bill Kreutzmann, and by Trixie Garcia, the daughter of the late Jerry Garcia. Giacomin, Gallatin and Kalinsky will also be on hand for the special ceremony.

    The Garden legends will be inducted by Basketball Hall of Famer and Former U.S. Senator Bill Bradley (Kalinsky), Rangers Hall of Famer Rod Gilbert (Giacomin), Knicks legend John Starks (Gallatin) and renowned New York radio deejay Jim Kerr of Q104.3 (Grateful Dead).

    Interview with Alex Heimberg, Founder of Screaming Queens Entertainment – Twenty Twelve

    Interview with Alex Heimberg, Founder of Screaming Queens Entertainment – Twenty Twelve

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    Screaming Queens is a boutique entertainment company providing drag queens, impersonators, colorful theme characters, Strolling Tables, and offbeat cabaret artists for private parties, corporate promotions, fashion events, casinos, country clubs, birthdays, Weddings, and even Bar Mitzvahs!
    Non-drag entertainment includes a spectacular collection of gorgeously costumed Showgirls who can serve as greeters, dancers, candy/cigarette girls, or simply as eye candy. Having a birthday party? You must have a Girl In a Cake!

    Let Screaming Queens bring some of our unconventional glamour to your next affair! Want to jazz up a sedate holiday dinner? Just add some technicolor drag queens with a Polaroid camera! Creating your own Studio 54? Our Human Disco Balls are just what you need. Planning a Vegas theme? Bring in our gorgeous Las Vegas Showgirls (yes, they’re really girls!). A Hollywood party? You must have Joan Rivers on the red carpet! A convention in town? Let Miss Empire State and Miss Chrysler welcome your visitors to New York City!

    Exclusive Interview with Tennis Great Billy Jean King – Twenty Twelve

    Exclusive Interview with Tennis Great Billy Jean King – Twenty Twelve

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    Billie Jean King (born November 22, 1943) is an American former professional tennis player. King won a total of 39 Grand Slam titles throughout her career; this includes 12 singles, 16 doubles and 11 mixed doubles titles. Additionally King won the first ever WTA Tour Championships and was a three time winner of the doubles event. King is an advocate for sexual equality and won The Battle of the Sexes tennis match against Bobby Riggs in 1973 and was the founder of the Women’s Tennis Association, World Team Tennis and the Women’s Sports Foundation.

    King has been bestowed with several honours. She was inducted in to the Tennis Hall of Fame in 1987 and was awarded the Phillipe Chartrier Award in 2003. The Fed Cup Award of Excellence was bestowed on King in 2010. In 1972 King was the joint winner with John Wooden of the Sports Illustrated Sportsman of the Year award and was one of the Time Persons of the year in 1975. King has also received the Presidential Medal of Freedom and was given the Sunday Times Sportswoman of the year lifetime achievement award. King was inducted into the National Women’s hall of fame in 1990 and in 2006 the USTA National Tennis Center was renamed the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center after her.

    World Liberty TV had the pleasure to speak to Ms. King, as she was being honored with the ‘Spirit of Active Lifestyle’ Award at The Orthopedic Foundation’s annual gala.