The 2018 ICON Awards took place at the exquisite 3rd Annual Roger Neal Style Hollywood (RNSH) Oscar Viewing Black Tie Dinner Gala and it’s accompanying Celebrity Gift Suite on Oscar evening, Sunday March 4th 2018 at the Hollywood Museum. Veteran publicist Edward Lozzi– it’s PR director- joined RNSH in presenting the RNSH ICON Awards before the Oscar broadcast. The opulent evening was presented by Suzan Hughes Education Foundation S.H.E.
The unparalleled legendary Hollywood publicists Roger Neal & Ed Lozzi.
Guests dined on a white gloved dinner prepared by chef Paul Shoemakerof Montresor while watching the Academy Awards on numerous screens. Glamour Bonbonier Chocolatier had their chocolate Mini Oscar statues dusted with gold and gourmet chocolates for the stars, and special chocolates for the gift bags. Dessert was created by Chef Turok of Mascarpone Cheesecake with his Gourmet Cheesecake made just for the special Oscar Viewing Dinner. Over 80 Motion Picture & TV Stars Attended – Many Are Academy Voting Members and Oscar Winners and Nominees.
Actress Suzan Hughes. Photo Credit: William Kidston Photography
The 2018 ICON Awards Honorees were actress Renée Taylor, actress Marion Ross, actor Burt Ward, producer Karen Kramer and The Pointer Sistershit recording artists.
Oscar Nominee Renee Taylor was presented her ICON Award by actress Fran Drescher
Actress Renée Taylor (The Nanny). Photo Credit: William Kidston Photography
Batman’s Burt Ward Presented by Lou Ferrigno –
Actor Burt Ward (Batman) and Tracy Ward. Photo credit: William Kidston PhotographyLou Ferrigno (The Incredible Hulk). Photo credit: William Kidston Photography
Happy Days Marion Ross Presented by Donny Most and Anson Williams –
Actress Marion Ross (Happy Days). Photo credit: William Kidston Photography
Recording Stars The Pointer Sisters Presented by Carol Connors
The Pointer Sisters. Photo credit: William Kidston PhotographySinger Carol Conners. Photo credit: William Kidston Photography
Ed Asner – Producer Karen Kramer Presented by Oscar Winner Lou Gossett Jr.
Actor Ed Asner. Photo credit: William Kidston PhotographyActor Lou Gossett Jr. Photo credit: William Kidston PhotographyEd Asner and producer Kat Kramer. Photo credit: William Kidston Photography
More Highlights:
Loretta Swit, Ed Asner and Roger Neal. Photo credit: William Kidston PhotographyDirector Christy Oldham (Barracuda). Photo credit: William Kidston PhotographyGloria Allred and Katherine Fugate. Photo credit: William Kidston PhotographyComedian Judy Tenuta. Photo credit: William Kidston PhotographyCarolyn Hennesy. Photo credit: William Kidston PhotographyBurt Ward, Lou Ferrigno, Lee Meriwether and Roger Neal. Photo credit: William Kidston PhotographyCamila Banus. Photo credit: William Kidston PhotographySofia Milos. Photo credit: William Kidston PhotographyCourtney Stodden. Photo credit: William Kidston PhotographyChristine Devine and Sean McNabb. Photo credit: William Kidston PhotographyDawn Wells. Photo credit: William Kidston PhotographyThe Roger Neal party guests. Photo credit: William Kidston PhotographyCeleste Thorson. Photo credit: William Kidston PhotographyVape Warz Director Christy Oldham. Photo credit: William KidstonCharlene Tilton. Photo credit: William Kidston PhotographyDee Wallace. Photo credit: William Kidston PhotographyDorian Davis. Photo credit: William Kidston PhotographyGloria Allred. Photo credit: William Kidston PhotographyThe Future Is Female Table: (L-R) Gloria Allred, Katherine Fugate, Leigh Goodoff and Christy Oldham. Photo credit: William KidstonGloria Garayua. Photo credit: William Kidston PhotographyJames Dumont. Photo credit: William Kidston PhotographyJo Anne Wolery. Photo credit: William Kidston PhotographyJoey Paulk. Photo credit: William Kidston PhotographyKate Linder. Photo credit: William Kidston PhotographyJorge Ameer. Photo credit: William Kidston PhotographyKelly Hu. Photo credit: William Kidston PhotographyKelsey Scott. Photo credit: William Kidston PhotographyKira Reed Lorsch and Paul Sorvino with wife Dee Dee. Photo credit: William Kidston PhotographyLili Bordan. Photo credit: William Kidston PhotographyMara New. Photo credit: William Kidston PhotographyMargaret Avery. Photo credit: William Kidston PhotographyMartin Klebb. Photo credit: William Kidston PhotographyRenee Lawless. Photo credit: William Kidston PhotographySelfie! Photo credit: William Kidston PhotographyWendy Braun. Photo credit: William Kidston Photography
Christy was educated in Paris at École des hautes études commerciales de Paris (HEC Paris), an international business school in France and studied film and television at LACC (Los Angeles Community College). She is a business owner, published author and a critically acclaimed independent filmmaker. Her 20 year body of cinema work to date includes 2 feature films, 15 short films and one web series. She is a writer, producer, director, cinematographer, actress and editor.
Her headlining film credit includes the vigilante feature film "Barracuda" (Released in 2014 by Maverick Entertainment Group) which earned her critical filmmaker acclaim including 3 Best Picture awards at multiple U.S. film festivals. In 2017, she directed 3 episodes of the post-apocalyptic web series "Vape Warz", which she also wrote and produced. It premiered at the 2017 Mediterranean Film festival Cannes in the south of France and received an Honorable Mention for Best Web Series and is now streaming on Amazon. In 2019, she released her first foreign short film "Perdu à France" ("Lost In Provence")- also streaming on Amazon. She lives in Los Angeles.
thank you so much for the new chapter.