Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Dallas' Performing Piano & Reading Original Work
Dallas' Performing Piano & Reading Original Work at Strong Words IX, Spoken Word and Art Event, 12.16.12
Wednesday, November 21, 2012
Saturday, July 21, 2012
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
WORSHIP--AFI Short Film Starring Dallas
WORSHIP--AFI Short Film Starring Dallas Malloy, Adam Christopher and
William Watterson,
Director-Gala Goliani,
Producer-Ahmed Best,
Cinematography-Ava Berkofsky,
Screenplay-Gala Goliani and Phil Singleton,
Production Design--Clarissa Brillembourg,
Editor--Oliver Harwood,
With Ariston Green, Kevin Lawrence, Johanne Barney, Jasmine Lashay, Reilly Smith
American Film Institute 2012
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Thursday, May 24, 2012
ACTRESS/BODYBUILDER DALLAS MALLOY TO HIGHLIGHT BODYBUILDING COMPETITIONS THIS WEEKEND
Friday, May 11, 2012
Friday, May 4, 2012
DALLAS TO COMPETE IN BODYBUILDING:
May 26th at the NPC California State, and May 28th at Muscle Beach International Classic:
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
ACTRESS DALLAS MALLOY TO LEAD SPOKEN WORD EVENT AT SILVERLAKE STUDIO
‘Jerry Maguire’ Actress to Join Notable Performers and Artists for Saturday Event
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
LOS ANGELES, Calif. (April 17, 2012) – Noted actress and bodybuilder Dallas Malloy, known for her work in films like “Jerry Maguire” and the upcoming “ABCs of Death,” will join several performers and artists to celebrate the spoken word at “Strong Words 4” on Saturday, April 21 at 7:30 p.m. at Spirit Studio Silverlake, 2609 Hyperion Ave. in Silverlake.
Admission is free.
“I’m excited about sharing my thoughts, experiences and challenges I’ve faced over the years at this amazing spoken word event,” said Malloy, who is known for her role in the blockbuster Tom Cruise film, “Jerry Maguire.”
Malloy will be joined by actor/playwright Larry Dean Harris, who is producing the event, artists Dominick Domingo and Marlene Nichols, all of whom will make spoken word presentations. Musician Amy Loftus will also perform along with the musical duo Register & Gans. Photographs by Michael Hirabayashi and Don Nocon also will be on display.
Having gained fame at 16 when she successfully sued to overturn the ban on women’s amateur boxing by its ruling body, U.S. Amateur Boxing Federation, Malloy has successfully crossed over into acting through “Jerry Maguire,” the TV series “Eli Stone,” “1,000 Ways to Die,” “True Blood,” "Conan," and many others.
A piano virtuoso since 6 years old, Malloy currently is the focus of the biographical documentary “I Am Dallas Malloy,” a film by noted French filmmaker Antoine Arditti, set for release in June. She will be featured in the June issue of Atlantic Monthly and is scheduled to participate in the California State Bodybuilding Championships on May 26 and the annual Venice Muscle Beach Memorial Day competition on May 28. To learn more about Dallas Malloy she is online at: www.dallasmalloy.com
Contact: Scribe Services Public Relations
(818) 263-6250
Carlos Martinez
mail to: carlos@scribeservicespr.com
Friday, April 13, 2012
Thursday, April 12, 2012
Monday, April 9, 2012
Video from Dallas' Spoken Word Event
Dallas reading original work at Strong Words III on 3.25.12:
http://dallasmalloy.wordpress.com/writing/
Monday, March 19, 2012
Dallas Appearing in Spoken Word Event
ACTRESS DALLAS MALLOY TO HIGHLIGHT SPOKEN WORD EVENT AT SILVERLAKE STUDIO
‘Jerry Maguire’ Actress to Join Notable Performers and Artists for Sunday Event
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
LOS ANGELES, Calif. (March 19, 2012) – Noted actress and bodybuilder Dallas Malloy, known for her work in films like “Jerry Maguire” and the upcoming “ABCs of Death,” will join several performers and artists to celebrate the spoken word at “Strong Words 3” on Sunday, March 25 at 7:30 p.m. at Spirit Studio Silverlake, 2609 Hyperion Ave. in Silverlake.
Admission is free.
“I’m pleased to take part in this wonderful spoken word event and share my thoughts, experiences and challenges I’ve faced over the years,” said Malloy, who is known for her feature role in the blockbuster Tom Cruise film, “Jerry Maguire.”
Malloy will be joined by actor/playwright Larry Dean Harris, who is producing the event, artist Jeff Mills and actor/writer Steve Alden Nelson, all of whom will make spoken word presentations. Musician Amy Loftus will also perform. Photographs by Michael Hirabayashi also will be on display.
Having gained fame at 16 when she successfully sued to overturn the ban on women’s amateur boxing by its ruling body, USA Boxing, Malloy has successfully crossed over into acting through “Jerry Maguire,” the TV series “Eli Stone,” “1,000 Ways to Die,” “True Blood” and many others.
Malloy currently is the focus of the biographical documentary “I am Dallas Malloy,” a film by noted French filmmaker Antoine Arditti, set for release in June. She will be featured in the June issue of Atlantic Monthly and has appeared in People Magazine, Los Angeles Times and a variety of publications and media outlets. To learn more about Dallas Malloy she is online at www.dallasmalloy.com.
Contact: Scribe Services Public Relations
(818) 263-6250
Carlos Martinez
carlos@scribeservicespr.com
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Dallas Piano Performance
‘JERRY MAGUIRE’ ACTRESS TO PERFORM CLASSICAL PIANO MUSIC AT DOWNTOWN SUPPER CLUB
Dallas Malloy, Known for her Appearance in ‘Jerry Maguire,’ Returns to Her Roots as a Classical Piano Virtuoso
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
LOS ANGELES, Calif. (Feb. 2, 2012) – Dallas Malloy, who is known for her role in “Jerry Maguire,” and other TV shows and films, is today returning to her roots as a classically-trained piano virtuoso with two performances at 6 p.m. on Feb. 10 and 11 at the First and Hope Supper Club, 710 W. 1st St. in downtown Los Angeles.
“I’m very excited about playing some of my favorite music in front of an audience that appreciates these classics,” Malloy said.
“I love acting and working in front of the camera, music has also been a passion of mine ever since I can remember.”
Her performance will include classical works, contemporary and jazz. Admission is free with the purchase of dinner or cocktails.
Having starred in a number of TV shows and films such as “Jerry Maguire,” and more recently, the upcoming feature “The ABCs of Death,” Malloy has been honing her skills at the piano in preparation for her piano performances.
As early as age 5, Malloy was considered a piano virtuoso, giving performances across Washington state and elsewhere before eventually turning her attention to amateur boxing, where at 16 she sued and overturned the ban on women’s amateur boxing. As an adult, she became a champion bodybuilder and fitness trainer prior to becoming an accomplished actress with many credits to her name.
Today, her television and film work includes “Rule of Law,” the TV series “Eli Stone,” “Last Comic Standing,” “Jimmy Kimmel Live,” “Funny or Die Presents,” and many others. She is currently the subject of documentary "I am Dallas Malloy", by French filmmaker Antoine Arditti, coming out in June.
For more information please visit www.firstandhope.com or call (213) 617-8555.
Contact: Scribe Services Public Relations
(818) 263-6250
Carlos Martinez
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Saturday, November 12, 2011
PRESS RELEASE 11.14.11
ACTRESS DALLAS MALLOY TO HIGHLIGHT SPOKEN WORD EVENT AT SILVERLAKE STUDIO
‘Jerry Maguire’ Actress to Join Notable Performers and Artists for Saturday Event
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
LOS ANGELES, Calif. (Nov. 14, 2011) – Noted actress and fitness expert Dallas Malloy, who in 1993 successfully sued USA Boxing to overturn its ban on women’s amateur boxing, will join several performers and artists to celebrate the spoken word at “Strong Words 2 and Art” on Saturday, Nov. 19 at 7:30 p.m. at Spirit Studio Silverlake, 2609 Hyperion Ave. in Silverlake.
Admission is free.
“I am thrilled to be invited to this event and share my experiences and in particular, my writings which are part of my autobiography I am now writing,” said Malloy, who is known for her feature role in the blockbuster Tom Cruise film, “Jerry Maguire.”
Malloy will be joined by actor/playwright Larry Dean Harris, who is producing the event, animator/artist Dominick Domingo, artist Jeff Mills and actor/writer Steve Alden Nelson, all of whom will make spoken word presentations.
Having gained fame at 16 when she successfully sued to overturn the ban on women’s amateur boxing by its ruling body, USA Boxing, Malloy has successfully crossed over into acting through “Jerry Maguire,” the TV series “Eli Stone,” “True Blood” and many others.
Malloy currently is the focus of the biographical documentary “I am Dallas Malloy,” a film by noted French filmmaker Antoine Arditti, set for release next year. She is also featured in the upcoming horror film “The ABCs of Death.” To learn more about Dallas Malloy she is online at www.dallasmalloy.com.
Contact: Scribe Services Public Relations (818) 263-6250
Carlos Martinez: carlos@scribeservicespr.com
Friday, November 11, 2011
Friday, September 23, 2011
Monday, September 12, 2011
NEWS RELEASE 9.12.11
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ACTRESS WHO HELPED OVERTURN BAN ON WOMEN’S AMATEUR BOXING TO SPEAK AT FILM FESTIVAL
Dallas Malloy to Discuss a Career Spanning Roles from ‘Jerry Maguire’ all the way to ‘Eli Stone’
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
LOS ANGELES, Calif. (Sept. 12, 2011) – Noted actress and fitness expert Dallas Malloy, who in March 1993 successfully sued USA Boxing to overturn its ban on women’s amateur boxing, will discuss her career and how to succeed in Hollywood at the Burbank International Film Festival on Sept. 18.
The event will be held from 6 to 7 p.m. at Oracle Post, 4720 W. Magnolia Blvd. in Burbank.
“I am fortunate to have worked on many films and television series with many wonderful people so I’m thrilled to share my experiences and encourage others who are also pursuing their Hollywood dreams ,” said Malloy, who is known for her feature role in the blockbuster Tom Cruise film, “Jerry Maguire.”
Having gained fame at 16 when she successfully sued to overturn the ban on women’s amateur boxing by its ruling body, USA Boxing, Malloy has successfully crossed over into acting through “Jerry Maguire,” “Eli Stone,” “True Blood” and many others.
After a brief career as an amateur boxer, Malloy became a champion bodybuilder, gaining a national following before turning to acting and becoming a much sought-after talent.
“Boxing and bodybuilding taught me that you have to be relentless in your pursuit of excellence and the same is true for Hollywood. You have to believe in yourself, work hard and never let up until you achieve your goal,” she said.
Malloy currently is the focus of the biographical documentary “I am Dallas Malloy,” a film by noted French filmmaker Antoine Arditti, set for release early next year.
Each year, the Burbank International Film Festival brings together actors, directors, writers, producers and film lovers for screenings, discussions, seminars and sharing of ideas meant to support and encourage the art of filmmaking. Tickets are $12 and are available at www.burbankfilmfestival.org.
To learn more about Dallas Malloy she is online at www.dallasmalloy.com.
Contact: Scribe Services Public Relations
(818) 263-6250
Carlos Martinez
carlos@scribeservicespr.com
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Dallas on CRN Talk Radio
Enjoy the article, to hear the show click on the article title--Dallas is at the 28:00 point.
http://whatscookintoday.blogspot.com/2011/08/88-summer-recipes-dallas-malloy.html
http://whatscookintoday.blogspot.com/2011/08/88-summer-recipes-dallas-malloy.html
Sunday, August 14, 2011
NEWS RELEASE 8.9.11
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WOMEN’S BOXING PIONEER MARKS 18 YEARS SINCE SHE OPENED THE DOOR TO WOMEN’S AMATEUR BOXING
Dallas Malloy Is Profiled in Documentary Set for Release in the Fall
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
LOS ANGELES, Calif. (Aug. 9, 2011) – Dallas Malloy, who in March 1993 successfully sued USA Boxing to overturn its ban on women’s amateur boxing, is marking 18 years since she opened the door to women boxers in a new documentary set for release this fall.
“I feel honored to be a part of a project that brings attention to not just myself, but to women’s boxing and those who worked so hard to be a part of this sport,” said Malloy, who stars in “I am Dallas Malloy,” a film by noted French filmmaker Antoine Arditti.
The film details the then 16-year-old Malloy, who with the help of the American Civil Liberties Union in Washington state, sued USA Boxing, the governing body for amateur boxing in the U.S., to overturn its ban on women’s boxing. The organization, rather than risk a trial, relented and instituted a program for women’s boxing. This action paved the way for women in the sport today.
Herself a piano virtuoso at age 6, Malloy grew up writing poetry, novels and composing music. Then at 15, boxing became her passion after watching the 1954 classic “On the Waterfront,” starring Marlon Brando as a struggling boxer.
“I loved boxing and I just wanted to be given the chance to compete, but USA Boxing said ‘No,’ and that women weren’t allowed to box, so I did what I had to do for myself, and all the other women who love to box,” she said.
Filmmaker Arditti recalled his chance meeting with Malloy in Los Angeles last year which ultimately led to his new film:
“My encounter with Dallas in L.A. in November 2010 immediately gave a meaning to my stay. I was fascinated by her life experiences and seized by the singularity of her way of life,” he said.
“Her steadiness and courage facing critics impressed me. Dallas is a true pioneer far away from ideological claims.”
In his film, Arditti delves into news footage of the teenage Malloy as she endured criticism and taunts by those opposing her and women’s boxing as she went in and out of court to fight for her right to box. Even as a judge approved Malloy’s request for a temporary injunction against USA Boxing, she and her coach scheduled a fight to mark the first sanctioned women’s amateur boxing bout. It was unclear if USA would file its own injunction against her to stop the fight.
But by October 1993, USA Boxing relented and Malloy fought and defeated Heather Poyner of Ferndale, Wash. by unanimous decision before a crowd of 1,200 people at Edmonds Community College gymnasium.
“I remember the people cheering and screaming my name and I realized then that this was a special moment for me and for boxing,” Malloy said.
“In working with Antoine on this film, it brought all those memories back of how difficult it was to go against an establishment that didn’t want women in what they thought was a men’s sport. But I didn’t care. I knew I was going to win.”
Today, Malloy is an accomplished actress, champion bodybuilder, stuntwoman and fitness expert. Her television and motion picture credits include the hit film “Jerry Maguire,” starring Tom Cruise, where she played herself; the TV series “Eli Stone,” “True Blood,” “Last Comic Standing,” “Jimmy Kimmel Live,” “Funny or Die Presents,” and many others. She is currently starring in and producing the superhero-themed film “Blond Thunder.”
To learn more, Malloy is online at www.dallasmalloy.com.
Contact: Scribe Services Public Relations
(818) 263-6250
Carlos Martinez
carlos@scribeservicespr.com
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