New York Times article.

New York Times article.
Lynch Archer PR music client Emblem3‘s Wesley Stromberg was named a United Nations Youth Ambassador on the International Day of Peace. Congratulations Wesley!
Huffington Post feature.
Our popular automotive client West Coast Customs held a 2-day Supreme Wrapping Film class with Avery Dennison Graphics Solutions. Look at this beautiful completely custom Tiffany blue wrap:
Some participants working on a gorgeous custom wrap in gold:
Brother sister pop duo This Boy That Girl gave an exclusive to J-14 Magazine and shared 14 hilarious things about themselves.
Exclusive here.
Dancing with the Stars‘ Mark Ballas appeared on Access Hollywood Live for an interview with his partner, Alexa PenaVega. The pair discussed costumes and talked about their upcoming jazz routine set to the theme song of the award winning Breaking Bad for TV Night. The routine was phenomenal and our favorite dance of the night. Congrats Mark and Alexa!
Interview here.
Is that Heisenberg or Mark!? The dance was so creative… it’s definitely Mark.
Watch the routine here.
As far as client social influencer news, top lifestyle/fashion YouTube sensation Sierra Furtado kicked off the Girls Night In Tour. She stopped by KCAL 9 to talk about girl power and what to expect at the shows. Congrats Sierra! Great job.
Tour dates here.
In other United Nations news, LAPR’s Beau Casper Smart attended the Gender Equality Dinner with Jennifer Lopez. Congratulations to Jennifer on being named UN Foundation‘s first Global Advocate For Girls And Women.
Client and 7-time AMA Supercross Champion Jeremy McGrath was featured as photo of the day at Transworld Motocross, Jeremy still throwing a sick nac-nac.
Transworld Motocross has more here.
Congratulations to Poobear on the continued success of the hit single “What Do You Mean?” that he co-wrote with Justin Bieber. The music video just became Vevo certified after receiving over 100 million views, currently it has over 113 million. Also the song is still #1 globally on the iTunes chart… WOW!
Music video here.
We’re offering congratulations to client Beau Casper Smart for his creative direction work with Prince Royce, who is nominated for a Latin Grammy. Excellent job at the iHeartRadio Music Festival!
Superstar client West Coast Customs talked entertainment news with the amazing work they did on Khloe Kardashian‘s Range Rover! Strategized media placements included People Magazine and E!Online.
People article here.
E!Online article here.
Hats off to LAPR’s busiest client of the past two weeks, Love & Hip Hop Hollywood season 1 star Masika Kalysha. She has just completed media tours in no less than four states. Tour press media positioning for her new single “Andale” featuring Fetty Wap, included 102 Jamz in North Carolina and no less than a dozen other media outlets.
LAPR is proud to be working with media showcase company Product Media Events and their premiere showcase. Be sure to Save-the-Date: October 22, 2015, 2-7PM!
Visit their website.
Los Angeles-based Lynch Archer PR recently got to visit the amazing offices of Troy Lee Designs for a meeting with them and MavTv!
We got to sit down with Troy Lee and discuss marketing and PR strategies for all his upcoming projects, including his gear being featured in some of the HOTTEST upcoming movies this year!
Check out these photos from the inside of his rad office/shop!
It was a great couple of hours out of the office meeting at someone elses’, especially as awesome as TLD’s!
And special thanks to the TLD team for hooking up our clients with some great, free gear!
Troy Lee Designs gave our offices some great items to gift to clients including Los Angeles Clippers’ Matt Barnes.
Los Angeles-based Lynch Archer PR Entertainment has had the pleasure of working with Emblem 3 since before X-Factor and has the pleasure of being close with all the boys, including Drew Chadwick who was featured in May’s issue of Transworld Motocross.
The boys from Huntington Beach have always looked up to TLD and the likes of Jeremy McGrath and discuss that in this issue of Transworld mag.
The boys also give a little shout-out to our CEO Cheryl Lynch who discovered them and got them into X-Factor and is the one who hooked them up with Troy Lee Designs!
As part of Seventeen‘s Delete Digital Drama campaign, CEO and E3 long-time friend Cheryl Lynch of Lynch Archer PR sent over this essay where Drew of Emblem3 talks about his emotional experience being on both sides of bullying, which you can view on the Seventeen Magazine website at: http://www.seventeen.com/entertainment/emblem3-bullying-letter
“A lot of people, especially middle and high schoolers, struggle with being bullied. As someone who has been both a bully and a victim of such behavior, I have unique insight into the real reasons people bully and the effect it has on victims.
When I was in middle school and early high school, I was a punk who used to try and prove my strength by picking on other people I thought were physically or mentally inferior to me. In reality, this was just a juvenile reaction to my own insecurities. I thought that by bullying people and bringing out others’ insecurities would mask my own feelings of inadequacy. In retrospect, I see how immature that mind frame was and that bullying is the result of ignorance.
Then, I moved to Arizona and attended a new, bigger high school. I went from feeling like a king and bullying those I believed to be inferior to being a “nobody” among nearly 5,000 students and a victim of bullying. The situation escalated to the point where I was hiding between classes in order to avoid being physically bullied or publicly humiliated.
I can assure you that being a victim of any form of bullying is damaging to a person’s will power, self-esteem, and happiness. Bullying caused me to hide from life and live in fear. I hated myself for it. That’s the crazy thing about bullying: It’s not just about what others inflict on you. Before too long, you begin to internally bully yourself too.
You start to believe what the bullies say: that you aren’t cool enough, good enough, strong enough, or smart enough. Thoughts like that cause you to lose your will power, your drive. That’s when depression and anxiety can set in and you begin to question why you should continue living a life that is pure hell. You may believe your existence is purposeless, and these feelings can lead to thoughts of self-harm.
If you’re experiencing or witnessing bullying, it helps to remember the reasons why people bully others. Bullies are looking for validation: They’re often misguided individuals with misguided emotions. I’ve noticed that creative types tend not to be bullies—maybe because they understand how to channel their emotional energy positively, through hobbies like arts or sports.
Bullies don’t know the damage they cause. In fact, they justify their negative behavior by thinking that they’re just being funny or cool, but those are just cover-up words for “I’m insecure, help me.” I’m speaking from experience, because I was a bully!
If there is one thing I hope readers take away from this, it’s that you need to love yourself. When you love someone, you want that person to be the best they can possibly be, physically, mentally and spiritually, right? Well, you need to treat you the same way.
When you love yourself and have self-worth, you become untouchable. You’re spiritually invincible! That is all that matters. No bully can take the love you have for yourself away from you. In fact, confidence may deter a bully from attacking you. Because remember, those who bully do so because they are insecure. When faced with others who are confident and self-loving, bullies lose the opportunity to exploit others’ insecurities to mask their own.
My personal experience is why I started Team Inspire! We are that force of inspiration that encourages young people to keep going when they’ve lost their will power, because the only thing that can regenerate will power is inspiration. Think about how you can better yourself: Whether you want to improve your physique, start a new hobby, or pursue a talent, make goals, write them down, or take a picture. Then, tweet it to me, @DrewChadwickE3, with the hash tag #GOALS4LIFE. I will do my best to follow you and help you achieve your goals. It’s not about achieving what you think is perfection, it’s about achieving self-love.
If you’re reading this and you have struggled with bullying, fear, anxiety, or insecurities, just #AskMe about it, and I will help you in any way I can.
I totally support Seventeen’s Delete Digital Drama campaign! In my own attempt to stop Internet bullying, I created the hashtag #BulliesAreInsecure. So, retweet this post with the hashtags #BulliesAreInsecure and #17Delete, and if you witness any negativity or bullying on social media, please have the courage to comment #BulliesAreInsecure to counteract such negativity.
Thanks! Don’t forget to come to our shows and chill! #TeamInspire
Drew”
What do you guys think? Tag us on Twitter @LynchArcherPR with #BulliesAreInsecure and #17Delete and let us know! We’ll pass the word along to Drew! #TeamInspire. Always.
Los Angeles-based agency Lynch Archer PR Entertainment has your exclusive behind-the-scenes with one of the world’s hottest bands, X-Factor’s Emblem 3, brought to you by Transworld Motocross.
Drew Chadwick of Emblem 3 sits down with Transworld to discuss their recent rise to fame. As Drew explains in the video, Cheryl Lynch happened to see the boys playing a local show and saw something special in them. Eventually she brought them to X-Factor, after which they had amazing success and have now signed to Columbia records! Drew and bandmates Wesley & Keaton Stromberg are now currently in the studio working on their album!
Drew also takes the time to talk about his second love, motorcycles. He explains how he used to ride them around his hometown and now with his recent fame, he was able to meet the likes of Jeremy McGrath and Troy Lee, who had the boys of Emblem 3 play a few Supercross rounds last year.
Between the interview you can see clips of Chadwick riding around Milestone MX in Riverside, California doing some laps around the track and having fun with the TLD crew.
Check out the Video Here: Emblem 3: From X-Factor to Milestone MX
And we have some exclusive stills just for you Emblem 3/Supercross fans below:
Chadwick poses next to Transworld Motocross with his personalized Troy Lee Designs Supercross jersey.
Special thanks to Troy Lee Designs (TLD) for hooking Drew and the rest of Emblem 3 up with some sweet exclusive gear!