Chanhassen, MN, October 28, 2025 –(CarryOnHarry.com)– Introducing a new design for Acoustic-Electric Guitars. The lightweight design ensures both versatility and comfort. Perfect for straight acoustic functionality. Versatile enough for electric mode, featuring a custom Barcus-Berry LX4 pickup tuner system for superior acoustic tone when plugged in. And finally, Mother of Pearl (MOP) fretboard inlays and gold tuners and trim to set this guitar above all others. Designed by a 15-year-old girl named Alli Cazaam Nelson.
Alli has designed this guitar out of necessity. She needed a more lightweight, comfortable instrument for girls (and boys) to use that didn’t require so much elbow contact on the body while playing. Shaped in a unique heart design, it can be raised higher so arms can reach the strings easier through the middle while achieving proper chord placement more proficiently.
You can expect great things ahead from this upcoming teen pop star/entrepreneur/inventor, since her father invented one of the most iconic guitars in rock history, and his legacy continues to influence music generations across the globe.
Her 16th birthday is this Friday, October 31, and she is set to release her third studio album soon entitled, “AC3: Origins” – a new triple album set. Alli was signed to a record label at age 12.
Alli is actively looking for guitar stores across the world that would be interested in carrying her “Cupid” brand. More variations of colors will be available soon with affordable prices for all.
New York, NY, October 28, 2025 –(CarryOnHarry.com)– J. John Bral, Esq. of Derek Smith Law Group, PLLC announced today that he has filed a lawsuit in New York County Supreme Court on behalf of Emaza Dilan Gibson, alleging sexual harassment, retaliation, and breach of contract violations under New York State Human Rights and Common Law.
Emaza Dilan is best known for her R&B singles on YouTube such as “Crush On You” and “Still Your Best x Come Through.” Her music combines soulful vocals with contemporary R&B and hip-hop influences, reflecting current trends in today’s popular music.
According to the complaint, Emaza is an emerging R&B and pop artist who developed visibility through social media and previous music endeavors. She maintains an active presence online, including a TikTok following of approximately 1.2 million.
Derek Smith Law Group, PLLC is a national law firm dedicated to protecting the rights of individuals facing workplace discrimination, harassment and retaliation. With over 30 years of experience, the firm serves clients across multiple states and offers free case evaluations. For more information visit discriminationandsexualharassmentlawyers.com or call 800-807-2209.
Southport, CT, October 26, 2025 –(CarryOnHarry.com)– Last night, October 23, Family Law Firm Conlon Amendola, in partnership with MoCACT, hosted a vibrant event at their elegant Southport offices to celebrate the 49th year of the Heida Hermanns International Music Competition.
The event drew renowned attorneys, art collectors, and VIPs, who savored delicacies from a “jaw droppingly beautiful” grazing table as well as a selection of passed hors d’oeuvres by A&S Westport Catering & Events.
“The Heida” competition, a prestigious platform for pianists aged 18-30 worldwide, was highlighted with remarks by “Heida” champion Kristin Foster, a member of MoCACT Board of Directors and Performing Arts Advisory Committee, as well as the presence of longtime “Heida” benefactors, Suzanne and Norman Sorensen.
“My wife Suzanne and I have supported MoCACT and the Heida Hermanns competition for ten years, and it’s been a true privilege,” said Sorensen. “MoCACT has done commendable work in attracting young, aspiring artists.” In his remarks, Mr. Sorensen emphasized the need for increased funding to sustain opportunities for talented musicians who lack resources to showcase their skills.
Dr. Joan Miller of Capital Prep Harbor School shared heartfelt insights, noting the competition’s impact on inner-city youth by exposing them to transformative cultural experiences. “On the bus ride home after the performance, the children’s faces lit up as they discussed the pianists’ hand movements and the music’s emotional impact,” she remarked. “Some of our children have never left Bridgeport, and giving them the opportunity to see what’s possible was wonderful.” Dr. Miller concluded, “I’d love to do it again. I hope the partnership will continue for years to come.”
The evening underscored the vital role of local businesses in supporting arts and culture. Family Law attorneys Jacquelyn Conlon and Bonnie Amendola, hosts of the event, summed up the sentiment: “We believe it’s important to support MoCA and ‘The Heida’ to keep creativity alive, challenge our perspectives, create opportunities for those in need, and ensure all artists have the freedom to keep moving culture forward.”
The event was a resounding success, shining a spotlight on the importance of community-driven cultural initiatives.
