WENDEE LEE CURTIS
TV HOST / ENTERTAINMENT REPORTER
CORPORATE SPOKESPERSON
Reviews
"These were relieved by differences in the likable dancers' personal styles, especially Wendee Lee Curtis's presence and sure, emphatic tapping."
Dance Review: Rodgers as Ideal Dance Partner - New York Times
"Mercedes Ellington introduced a witty and knowing history of the song ''All Dark People,'' written for ''Babes in Arms.'' It was used with new lyrics for Wendee Lee Curtis and Karen Callaway Williams, superb stylists leading the New Jersey Tap Ensemble Teen Rep."
Exploredance.com - Shall We Dance Tribute
"Wendee Lee Curtis, Karen Callaway Williams, and the New Jersey Tap Ensemble Teen Rep tapped out a sensitive and exuberant updating of a forgotten gem. They were able to raise up the dignity that lies contained within the ambiguities of the past."
Dance Review: Chatting, Drawling and Repartee - New York Times
Press
Media & Advertising
Never mind that it is almost May, or the heat wave this past weekend. There is a cold front headed consumers’ way, at least according to an online campaign for a popular beer.
The new advertising campaign is meant to tease beer drinkers, piquing their curiosity until the introduction on May 15 of what Coors Light is calling cold-activated cans.
The campaign, scheduled to begin on Monday, is the most recent effort to make Coors Light beer synonymous with “cold” and help differentiate the brand from competitive brews. That brand image work has been successful enough so far to bring Coors Light into a virtual tie with Miller Lite for the ranking of No. 2 light beer behind the longtime sales leader, Bud Light.
The campaign is meant to tease beer drinkers, piquing their curiosity until the introduction on May 15 of what Coors Light is calling cold-activated cans: The mountains on the cans’ labels turn from white to blue when the beer is the right (cold) temperature for drinking. The cans are a companion to the cold-activated Coors Light bottles introduced in 2007. Click here to read the rest of the story
Lucky Dog Magazine
Sept / Oct Issue
"2nd Annual Canine Culinary Experience Raises $8,500 for Nevada SPCA"
Photo (bottom left): Wendee Lee Curtis and daughter, Raven
