Tuesday Talent: Out Loud in Hollywood II

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Ilene Kristen (One Life to Live)
Sherri Lewis ( Divas Simply Singing)
Taylor Spreitler (Days of Our Lives)
Amanda Baker (All My Children)
Lexi Ainsworth (General Hospital)
Nadia Bjorlin (Days of Our Lives)
Patrika Darbo (Days of Our Lives and Charlie Wilson’s War),
Brandon Beemer (The Bold and The Beautiful)
Thom Bierdz (The Young and the Restless)
Kate Linder (The Young and the Restless)
David Moretti (The Lair)
Jai Rodriguez (Oy Vey! My Son Is Gay!!)
Greg Vaughan (General Hospital)
Adam Grimes (General Hospital:Nightshift)
Carrie Southworth (General Hospital:Nightshift)
Brandon Barash (General Hospital)
Lisa LoCicero (General Hospital)
Matt Borlenghi (General Hospital)
singer John Pagano (Pure Imagination).


The gracious support of these wonderful people to help those with HIV/AIDS and its awareness help make POZ events seem to get brighter every year. Michael Maloney (Soaps In Depth), Michael Fairman (Soapside: Advocate's Guide to Daytime) and Tammie Arroyo (Steven Bergman Photography) as members of the media did their part for awareness. POZ is very gratified. It’s grand when the beautiful people do something beautiful. In the following days, be on the look out for some interesting auctions to pop up on line, especially one including the autographed poster from the event.

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