 OM Magazine October 2009 The Multi-Faceted Jennifer Sky, Celebrity Ambassador, Humanity Healing Foundation ---In her thiry-two years of life, Jennifer Sky has had an extaordinary set of experiences, as a model, actor, philanthropist, illness survivor and now writer. ---As a model, Jennifer appeared in top fashion magazines, including Seventeen, YM, Allure, Elle and Vogue Bambini, was featured on several covers, including Sassy, and represented California Tan, Pepe Jeans, Dannon, Baby Ruth and Ford in extensive advertising campaigns. Click HERE to see the whole article |
 ---------What's the world coming to when authors don't write the truth? Jennifer Sky Band, for the Stuart News Monday, October 5, 2009 ---Recently I was asked to participate on a writing panel; the subject was biographies and memoirs. My immediate instinct was to feel underqualified, I was nervous about getting up and being an “authority” on something I have yet to be fully part of: My memoir, while finished, is in the very, very, slow hands of the publishing world and is yet to be published. ---After thinking on it for a week I realized that the eight years of studying, writing, finishing a book and getting an agent probably did mean I might have some kind of educated information to offer. Click HERE to see the whole article |
| --Real rocker or faker? Who cares, art is key to life, giving us fun and love Jennifer Sky Band, for the Stuart News Monday, July 27, 2009 ---HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — You never know who or what you may see along Hollywood Boulevard in never-never land. ---One Saturday my then-husband, Alex, and I decided to escape life for a few hours and head over to Mann’s Chinese Theater for a movie. Alex accidentally took a wrong turn and instead of going down the street with the “secret” parking entrance, he deposited us into the chaos that is Hollywood Boulevard on a summer weekend. ---It was a beautiful day in the City of Angels; the sun was shining in a cloudless sky, our windows were down and a soft, mid-70’s breeze was drifting past, but all I noticed were the hordes of out-of-towners slowly — oh so slowly — crossing the street, until Alex looked over at me with mild surprise, then softly exclaimed, “Alice Cooper.” ---I followed his gaze out my passenger side window and there, in broad daylight, was Alice Cooper — the upper half of his torso sticking out of a white 1980s-style limo! Click HERE to see the whole article |
----------------------You can take a rocker out of a gas-guzzler, but ... Jennifer Sky Band, for the Stuart News Monday, June 22, 2009 ---A few years ago, Alex, (my ex) and I bought a Prius: part electric, part gas, part humanitarian disaster relief. ---Over the previous six years, Alex, a car guy (vomit), owned a string of other vehicles that included two Ducati motorcycles, a tiny two-door BMW (mine), a Lotus, a Lamborghini, a MINI Cooper and one — no, make that two, — Ferraris. ---The excess! The waste! The sheer manliness, or mankindliness, or unkindliness, of it all! ---A shiny car doesn’t impress this girl. Click HERE to see the whole article |
---------------------------My personal audience with the King of Pop Jennifer Sky Band, for the Stuart News Tuesday, May 26, 2009 ---Once upon a time, I attended the most unlikely of birthday parties, or highly likely, depending on which dimension of reality you believe in. ---My husband and I arrived at London’s Heathrow airport, after the long flight from Los Angeles, and were met by a mysterious driver. I think he was speaking English, but neither of us could understand a word. Good thing I do understand the universal language of gesture — we were to get into his car! After hours of riding, destination unknown, we arrived at an elegant estate deep in the English countryside. ---Two days later, I was seated next to Michael Jackson, actually rubbing his leg! Do read on. Click HERE to see the whole article |
-------No happy trails on this liberal’s visit to the St. Lucie County rodeo Jennifer Sky Band, guest columnist for the StuartNews Monday, May 4, 2009 ---I had never been to a rodeo, so when a friend who is involved in the circuit invited me to join her, I was excited. I grew up on the beach, but my best friend lived in Indiantown and had horses. I like horses, I like horsy people. ---As I pulled into the St. Lucie County fairgrounds, anticipation grew. Immediately images of the rodeo scene in the movie “Borat” came to mind, and I hoped to dispel my unfortunate idea of ignorance and misplaced patriotism. ---I would be disappointed. Click HERE to see the whole article |
----------------------Jennifer Sky Band: Models are dumb ... or are we? Jennifer Sky Band, guest columnist for the Stuart News Tuesday, March 24, 2009 I was a teenage model. Yes, I know those words come with a bit of a stigma, that models are uneducated, vapid things, just good to look at. And that is partly right, in my case, anyway. At the ridiculously young age of 16, I forwent a classic public school education and moved out into the world abroad, to work and learn. As a model, I learned about culture, self-reliance and preservation, instinct, morals, and plain common sense. All things that can’t really be taught in the institutions we call high school. Yet, I consider myself to be uneducated, and feel a sense of embarrassment that I never went to college. Click HERE to see the whole article |
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