Book Nook - Hamantaschen for Hanukkah?!

In the famously foolish town of Chelm, confidence is never in short supply — even when everyone is celebrating the wrong holiday.

Hamantaschen for Hanukkah?!: A Tale of the Wise People of Chelm, (Tiny Torch Books/November 3, 2026) is a charming new children’s book by Maurice J. Elias and illustrated by Hector Borlasca, that invites young readers into a hilarious holiday mix-up where the adults of Chelm mistake Hanukkah for Purim and proudly prepare for the wrong celebration altogether.

When a letter arrives from the chief rabbi wishing the town a happy Purim, the grown-ups never stop to question why the message has arrived during Hanukkah. Soon, the townspeople are baking hamantaschen, sewing costumes, and enthusiastically planning Purim festivities — despite the menorahs already glowing in their windows.

Only siblings Shmendrick and Mushka recognize the mistake. As the adults argue with absolute certainty, the children quietly choose to honor the holiday they know is correct while still embracing the joy, laughter, and togetherness surrounding them.

Rooted in the beloved Jewish folklore tradition of Chelm, the legendary village where adults are famously foolish and children often know best, Hamantaschen for Hanukkah?! offers young readers a warm and funny story about tradition, critical thinking, and trusting their own understanding.

“This story celebrates the humor and heart that have made Chelm tales beloved for generations,” Maurice says. “At its core, it reminds children that wisdom sometimes comes from paying close attention, asking questions, and quietly trusting what they know to be true.”

Perfect for both Hanukkah and Purim reading tables, the book introduces children to Jewish traditions and language through naturally woven Hebrew and Yiddish terms, supported by a helpful glossary for young readers and families.

Hamantaschen for Hanukkah?! is a joyful celebration of Jewish storytelling traditions, family, laughter, and the gentle wisdom children sometimes carry better than the adults around them.

Maurice J. Elias is a Professor of Psychology at Rutgers University and contributing faculty in Jewish Studies. His work centers on promoting joy, resilience, and emotional intelligence in children and families. He is co-author of Emotionally Intelligent Parenting, Talking Treasure, and The Joys & Oys of Parenting, and has written more than a dozen books for parents and educators. He and his wife live in Highland Park, New Jersey, close to their two daughters and three grandchildren.

Hector Borlasca is the illustrator of more than fifty children’s books, including Yiddish Saves the Day by Debbie Levy, The Porridge Pot Goblin by Jaqueline Jules, and Silly Time Stories by Robert Keith. He lives in Buenos Aires, Argentina, with his wife and daughter.

 

 

Tiny Torch Books is devoted to crafting beautiful books that excite, engage, and inspire kids. They publish stories that ignite ideas and curiosity, and that lay the foundation for a lifetime love of reading. For more information visit: www.TinyTorchBooks.com

 

The Collective Book Studio is a woman-owned, independent publisher dedicated to creating high-quality, beautifully crafted books that celebrate diverse voices and empower storytelling. Our unique publishing model creates a true partnership between author and publisher, meaning our authors can spend time doing what they love while we take care of everything else.

 

The Collective Book Studio is an independent press based in Oakland, CA.. Their books are distributed by Simon & Schuster, a global leader in general interest publishing, dedicated to providing the best in fiction and nonfiction for readers of all ages. For more information, visit www.simonandschuster.com

 

 “Awkwafina: The Unlikely Cook,” is premiering globally on November 6, 2026. The eight-episode series follows Nora Lum, aka Awkwafina, on a cross-country culinary road trip as she attempts to revive her family’s beloved Chinese restaurant. Her family ran Lum’s, the iconic Cantonese restaurant in Flushing, New York. Nora inherited the family legacy. The cooking skills? Those still need work. Nora admits, “I can’t cook. Like, at all.” With help from acclaimed chefs, celebrated restaurateurs and her family, she sets out to build her kitchen skills, explore contemporary Asian American cuisine and reimagine Lum’s legacy for a new generation.

TV Time - The Biggest Little Farm Series

The Biggest Little Farm Series is a 12-part docuseries and the follow up to the award-winning documentary, The Biggest Little Farm, which told more than a story about building a farm: it sparked a movement around regenerative farming, our relationship with the natural world, and what can happen when we choose to work with nature rather than against it. 

John and Molly Chester are inviting audiences back for the next chapter in this feel-good, family-friendly sequel following John and Molly as they navigate the triumphs, setbacks and unpredictable realities of building a sustainable, thriving ecosystem where people, animals and nature thrive together.

Prior to farming, Molly Chester was a private chef in Los Angeles who specialized in healing the gut through nutrient-dense culinary techniques such as soaking, sprouting and fermenting. Molly believes that a delicious and healing dish is created in harmony with the rhythms of the local ecosystem. 

“People often ask us what happened after the film ended. The truth is, nature never stopped challenging our sometimes embarrassing attempts to coexist with her,” said filmmaker John Chester. “Making The Biggest Little Farm Series gave us the chance to share those intense setbacks, but also the improbable moments of wonder that kept restoring our hope. I’ve come to believe that if more people understood the ways nature endures, adapts, and recovers, we might see a little less gloom and more possibility for the future. Thanks to our presenting sponsor, Artemis Rising Foundation, the series will stream free on YouTube to a global audience. It’s a big gamble to allow the imperfect version of ourselves to be exposed like this. Which is why I think families, young and old, regardless of their beliefs, might see themselves reflected. Is there reason for hope? I think folks who watch The Biggest Little Farm Series can judge for themselves. I promise where it leads no one could have expected.”

About The Biggest Little Farm Series: 

The official sequel to the award-winning film. In the original film, John, Molly and their team along with critters big and small, transform a depleted farm into a thriving ecosystem. Eight years later, their grand experiment has become far more wild than anyone imagined.

 

The Biggest Little Farm Series takes us deeper into the lives of the creatures who breathe life into the land while challenging the future of the farm. The battle between predator and prey, farmer and pest, reminds us that Nature has its own way. To balance the chaos, there’s one question the stewards cannot escape: Can a farm become too feral for its own good?

 

To survive, they must decode the language of Nature, following the repeating patterns and clues left behind after each disaster. Their only hope for coexistence means letting go of more than they bargained for.

Fun Freetime - Princess Kay of the Milky Way at the CTC (MN)

 Children’s Theatre Company (CTC) is delighted to present the hotly anticipated world premiere musical Princess Kay of the Milky Way. Developed and directed by Addie Gorlin-Han†, and featuring book, music, and lyrics by Christopher Anselmo and Jared Corak, Princess Kay of the Milky Way will run from February 23-April 4, 2027, on the UnitedHealth Group Stage. Opening night is Friday, February 26, 2027, at 7pm. 

 

“At Children's Theatre Company, we believe the most universal stories often begin in a very specific place,” said Rick Dildine, Artistic Director. “Princess Kay of the Milky Way is a joyful celebration of Minnesota—its traditions, its humor, its people, and the dreams that grow from its farms and fairgrounds. Christopher Anselmo, Jared Corak, and Addie Gorlin-Han have created a musical that is unmistakably Minnesotan, yet speaks to anyone who has ever imagined a bigger future while remaining deeply connected to home. We can't wait to share this world premiere with audiences.“

 

"I am absolutely over the galaxy to have the Princess Kay world premiere at Children's Theatre Company,” said director Addie Gorlin-Han. “As a theatre kid growing up in the Twin Cities, CTC undoubtedly shaped who I am today. I'm thrilled to channel my love for all things Minnesota and bring together audiences of all ages to celebrate what unifies us and makes this great state unique."

 

Who will be crowned dairy queen in 1980? Find out in this world premiere musical celebrating Minnesota’s state fair. Join the Berglund family as they navigate farm chores, Mom’s frozen butterhead, and teenage aspirations ranging from 4H contests and country music stardom to adventures in outer space (wait, what?). Experience the crowds, the foods, and a plot-turning ride on the Space Tower. The Petersons, Petersens, and Peterssens will all be there, plus a mysterious visitor who drinks un unbelievable amount of milk at the fair. Oh yeah, you betcha!

CTC’s production of Princess Kay of the Milky Way is recommended for ages 7 and up. Tickets may be purchased at childrenstheatre.org/princess or by calling the Ticket Office at 612.874.0400. Ticket prices start at $25.

Book Nook - AMPLE House

AMPLE Publications is making its US debut with Girl Power, a book written by a nin-year-old author to describe sibling conflict and resolution. You can learn more about the publisher and their mission in this interview in Vanya Daryanani.

Tell us about AMPLE House. What is your core mission, and how does “Sister Love” reflect that mission?
AMPLE House was built on a simple belief: stories can shape people. Our philosophy is rooted in two concepts: Edu-Care and Communi-Care. Edu-Care is the idea that true education is about drawing out what already exists within a person — their awareness, empathy, creativity, confidence, and emotional intelligence. Communi-Care is about creating connection — helping people understand one another more deeply through shared human experiences. That intersection defines AMPLE House. We use storytelling, education, media, and experiences as tools for human development.

“Sister Love” reflects that perfectly because it doesn’t “teach” emotional intelligence in a didactic way. It allows children to experience emotions through story — conflict, frustration, empathy, reflection, communication, and repair. That’s Edu-Care in action: helping a child understand themselves. And that’s Communi-Care: helping them reconnect with others. So “Sister Love” is more than a children’s book. It’s storytelling designed to build emotional capability.

Why do you believe storytelling is one of the most effective tools for emotional development?

Because stories create emotional recognition. Children rarely connect deeply with lectures or instructions. They connect with experiences, characters, feelings, and moments that feel familiar. A story allows a child to safely explore difficult emotions — anger, jealousy, sadness, guilt, empathy — without feeling judged.

Advice can be forgotten. But emotional experiences stay with us. That’s why storytelling is such a powerful developmental tool.

Many children’s books are educational. What makes “Sister Love” different?

Most educational children’s books explain emotions from the outside looking in. “Sister Love” allows children to experience emotions with the story. That difference matters. This book was written by a child, not constructed by an adult interpreting childhood. That gives it authenticity. Children know when something feels emotionally real. They don’t feel like they’re being instructed. They feel understood. And that creates a much deeper connection.

Why is it important to amplify young and diverse voices?
Because storytelling should reflect reality, not a filtered version of it. Young voices bring emotional immediacy. They express things as they are felt, not as they are interpreted. Diverse voices bring context and different ways of seeing, understanding, and navigating the world. When those two come together, the result is storytelling that feels honest and relevant. This isn’t about representation as a checkbox. It’s about accuracy and ensuring that the full spectrum of human experience is actually visible in the stories we tell.

What gap do you believe currently exists in children’s publishing?

There is still a major gap between literacy development and emotional development. Many books focus on reading ability while overlooking emotional processing, communication, empathy, and relationship repair. But children are navigating emotionally complex environments earlier than ever before. Publishing has an opportunity and a responsibility to create stories that help children understand both language and themselves.

What drew you to Naina’s manuscript, especially given that she is such a young author?
It was the honesty. The manuscript didn’t feel constructed or overthought. It felt lived. There was no attempt to teach or simplify emotions for an audience. It simply presented a moment as it is experienced by a child. That level of emotional clarity is rare.

Most children’s books are written from an adult’s interpretation of childhood. This was different. It came directly from within that experience. And that shift creates immediate connection, because readers recognize the truth in it. Age becomes irrelevant when the voice is authentic. 

“Sister Love” emphasizes empathy and communication and repair. Why are these themes especially relevant right now?

Because we are raising children in a world where interaction is constant, but understanding is often missing. There is more communication than ever – through technology, schools, and social environments – but very little emphasis on how to process emotions, navigate conflict, and repair relationships. That gap shows up early. Empathy, communication, and repair are not secondary skills. They are foundational. If children understand that conflict is natural, that emotions are valid, and that relationships can be repaired, it changes how they engage with people for the rest of their lives. These are not “soft skills.” They are life infrastructure.

Why is it important for children to see stories written from a child’s perspective? What do you think adults might learn from reading a story written by a child?
When a story is told from a child’s authentic perspective, it creates recognition. Children don’t feel like they are being taught; they feel like they are being understood. And that distinction is what builds confidence, emotional awareness, and connection to the story. For adults, the value is equally important. It removes assumption and replaces it with insight. It shows how children actually experience situations without the filters adults tend to apply. In many ways, these stories do two things at once: They validate the child, and they recalibrate the adult.

What role do books still play in a world dominated by screens and short-form content?
Books still create something screens rarely do: sustained emotional reflection. Short-form content trains reaction. Stories train understanding. A book allows a child to sit with emotion, perspective, consequence, and empathy over time. That process develops imagination, emotional awareness, patience, and deeper thinking. The role of books has not diminished. If anything, it has become more important.

How do you balance commercial publishing with social impact?
We don’t see those as competing priorities. When storytelling creates genuine emotional, educational, and human value, commercial relevance becomes stronger. The goal is not to choose between impact and sustainability. The goal is to build models where both reinforce each other. That’s how meaningful storytelling scales responsibly.

Book Nook - Rosie's Cowboy Christmas

Children’s author Paige Murray invites young readers back to her ranch for a heartwarming Christmas adventure with the release of Rosie’s Cowboy Christmas: Saving the Holidays Together (Zonderkidz). 

Filled with friendship, resilience, and small-town holiday charm, Rosie’s Cowboy Christmas follows Rosie the Clydesdale horse and her cowgirl companion Oakley as they eagerly prepare for their favorite time of year. But when a winter storm threatens long-awaited Christmas traditions, the pair must work together to discover that the true meaning of the season isn't found in perfect plans – it’s in the people they share it with.

More than a festive holiday story, Rosie’s Cowboy Christmas encourages families to slow down, reconnect, and rediscover what makes the season truly meaningful. Through a nostalgic ranch adventure inspired by real-life experiences, Murray reminds readers that Christmas isn’t defined by gifts or decorations but by the memories created with those we love most.

The story draws inspiration from Murray’s own Texas ranch and a surprising piece of family history. After learning that a barn on the property once served as a family home nearly a century ago, Murray began imagining what Christmas might have looked like for the families who had gathered there. Combined with stories passed down through generations about simpler holiday celebrations, the experience inspired a tale that celebrates togetherness, gratitude, and the traditions that endure long after the season has passed.

“I once read that the Christmas magic we felt as children was really just a mom and dad who loved us so much, and that has always stayed with me,” said Murray. “I can hardly remember a single present I received, but I remember the traditions, the anticipation, and the feeling of being surrounded by people I loved. In a season when adults can feel pressured to create a Pinterest-perfect Christmas and children can get swept up in presents, I hope this story helps families slow down, remember that being together is what matters most, and talk about what Christmas truly means to them, whether that meaning is rooted in faith, family tradition, or both.”

“Paige Murray has a remarkable gift for capturing the heart of ranch life and translating it into stories that deeply resonate with young readers,” says Megan Dobson, Vice President and Publisher at Zonderkidz. “Rosie’s Cowboy Christmas offers a beautiful, nostalgic look at what makes the holidays special, encouraging parents and children to slow down and cherish the moments that truly matter most.”

Designed for readers ages 4-8, Rosie’s Cowboy Christmas is beautifully illustrated by Kristen Humphrey and features the real-life animals that inspire Murray’s stories. The book also includes a special salt dough ornament recipe inspired by one of Murray's favorite childhood Christmas memories, inviting families to create meaningful traditions of their own.

Since introducing readers to Rosie in Rosie’s Wild Ride, Murray has built a loyal audience through stories that blend authentic ranch life with timeless lessons about courage, compassion, and community. Rosie’s Cowboy Christmas continues that tradition while offering a heartfelt reminder that the greatest gifts of the season are love, connection, and time spent together.

About Paige Murray

Paige Murray is living her dream life on a ranch in Stephenville, TX with her husband Ty, a nine-time world champion cowboy, their two kids, and a whole bunch of animals – including a Clydesdale horse named Rosie. Originally from South Carolina, Paige earned a degree in Animal Science from Clemson University Honors College, and after many exciting work experiences is now accomplishing her passion as a children’s book author. Paige’s favorite job is being a stay-at-home mama. Her stories are inspired by her daughter Oakley and stepson Kase and the lessons learned by growing up on a ranch. Rosie’s Wild Ride was her first children’s book, followed by Rosie’s Ranch Rescue and now Rosie’s Cowboy Christmas. See more at www.paigemurray.com/.


About Zonderkidz™

Zonderkidz™, the children’s division of Zondervan, inspires young lives through imaginative, innovative, and educational resources that reflect a Christian worldview and build up children and teens. For additional information, please visit www.zonderkidz.com.

Book Nook - T Is for Traffic Cone: The City Pigeon’s Alphabet

Award-winning artist, writer, and urban observer Sarah Feingold brings city streets to life in her debut children’s picture book, T Is for Traffic Cone: The City Pigeon’s Alphabet (Tiny Torch Books/November 3, 2026). This joyful and visually distinctive alphabet book introduces young readers to the sights, sounds, and humor of city life—guided by one very calm and unbothered pigeon. 

Inspired by sidewalks, construction zones, signage, and the rhythms of urban neighborhoods, T Is for Traffic Cone offers a fresh, city-centered take on the traditional ABC book. Each letter pairs a familiar city object with the steady presence of the book’s signature pigeon, who appears throughout the alphabet carrying, wearing, or interacting with each item in playful and surprising ways.

With bold, graphic illustrations and subtle visual humor, Sarah invites young readers to look closely at the world around them—while giving city kids the rare chance to see their everyday environment reflected in a picture book.

 

“City life is full of wonder if you stop and pay attention,” Sarah says. “Pigeons notice everything. I wanted to create a book that celebrates the humor and beauty of everyday urban life while helping young readers connect with the alphabet in a way that feels familiar and fun.”

 

In addition to the lively alphabet format, T Is for Traffic Cone includes engaging fun facts about pigeons, remarkable birds that thrive alongside humans in cities around the world, as well as fun facts about traffic cones. This added content extends learning beyond the alphabet while encouraging curiosity about animals and urban environments.

 

Perfect for story times, classrooms, and gift-giving, T Is for Traffic Cone is designed to delight both children and adults. With its humor-forward design, engaging city imagery, and memorable pigeon character make it especially appealing for families, city dwellers, and anyone who loves urban life.

 



Sarah Feingold is a Brooklyn-based ceramic artist and writer whose work explores the intersection of nature and urban environments, bringing a uniquely multidisciplinary perspective to the book world. She has exhibited and sold her award-winning pieces in select galleries and boutiques. Sarah was also Etsy’s first attorney and 17th employee, later serving as General Counsel of Vroom. Her creative and professional work has been featured in major media outlets including Forbes, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Vox, and TechCrunch. She is an adjunct professor, public speaker, and playwright. She lives in New York City with her spouse, child, and tiny dog.

Tiny Torch Books is devoted to crafting beautiful books that excite, engage, and inspire kids. They publish stories that ignite ideas and curiosity, and that lay the foundation for a lifetime love of reading. For more information visit: www.TinyTorchBooks.com

The Collective Book Studio is a woman-owned, independent publisher dedicated to creating high-quality, beautifully crafted books that celebrate diverse voices and empower storytelling. Our unique publishing model creates a true partnership between author and publisher, meaning our authors can spend time doing what they love while we take care of everything else.

 

The Collective Book Studio is an independent press based in Oakland, CA.. Their books are distributed by Simon & Schuster, a global leader in general interest publishing, dedicated to providing the best in fiction and nonfiction for readers of all ages. For more information, visit www.simonandschuster.com

Mealtime Magic - Chilaquiles Verdes with Gayo Azul Cotija

With a history that began in the Caribbean in the 1950s, Gayo Azul has built its distinctive identity by bringing together European cheesemaking craftsmanship and the vibrant culinary traditions of Hispanic communities. Today, that heritage lives on through a portfolio that includes Cotija, Queso Blanco, Queso Para Freir, Gouda, Dutch Edam and European Swiss.

One of the easiest ways to bring bold Hispanic flavor to the table is with Gayo Azul Cotija, a Mexican-style aged cow’s milk cheese named for the town of Cotija, Mexico.

With its firm, crumbly texture and distinctive sharp, salty flavor, Cotija can transform even simple dishes with just a sprinkle. Often used as a finishing cheese, it brings richness and depth to everything from tacos and enchiladas to soups, salads, beans and eggs.

Chilaquiles Verdes with Gayo Azul Cotija

Photo and recipe credit: Michelle Atwood of I Heart Publix

Prep Time: 5 minutes
Cook Time: 15 minutes
Servings: 4
Course: Main Course

Ingredients

1/2 cup vegetable oil
16 corn tortillas, cut into quarters
2 cups salsa verde, jarred or homemade
1/2 cup Gayo Azul Cotija Cheese, crumbled
1/4 cup red onion, finely diced
1/4 cup fresh cilantro, chopped
4 fried eggs
Optional toppings: sour cream, avocado slices and sliced jalapeños

Method

• Heat the vegetable oil in a large skillet over medium heat. Fry the tortilla pieces in batches until golden brown. Transfer to a paper towel-lined plate to drain excess oil.
• Carefully remove the excess oil from the pan and pour the salsa verde into the skillet. Bring to a gentle simmer.
• Add the tortilla chips and gently toss with the salsa verde until evenly coated. Cook for 2–3 minutes, allowing the chips to soften slightly while retaining some crispness.
• Remove from heat.
• Divide the chilaquiles among four plates and top each serving with a fried egg.
• Generously sprinkle with crumbled Gayo Azul Cotija Cheese, diced red onion and fresh cilantro.
• Finish with sour cream, sliced jalapeños or avocado, if desired.

For recipes, product information and culinary inspiration, visit GayoAzul.com and follow Gayo Azul on Facebook at @gayoazulcheese and Instagram at @gayo_azul_cheese.

About Gayo Azul®

With roots dating back to the Caribbean in the 1950s, Gayo Azul® brings together Dutch cheesemaking expertise and Hispanic culinary traditions to create distinctive cheeses enjoyed across generations. Its versatile portfolio includes Cotija, Queso Blanco, Queso Para Freir, Gouda, Dutch Edam, European Swiss and Chili Pepper Slices, offering options for cooking, melting, grilling, snacking and entertaining. Gayo Azul is part of Royal FrieslandCampina N.V.

About Royal FrieslandCampina N.V.

Royal FrieslandCampina enriches millions of lives around the world by providing dairy products containing the valuable nutrients of milk. FrieslandCampina products are available in more than 100 countries, with its central office located in Amersfoort, the Netherlands. The company operates across global market-focused business groups spanning consumer dairy, specialized nutrition, trading and ingredients. FrieslandCampina is wholly owned by Zuivelcoöperatie FrieslandCampina U.A., whose dairy farmer members are based in the Netherlands, Germany and Belgium, making it one of the world’s leading dairy cooperatives.

Consumer Critique - UniPop

Some jars are super annoying to open. And ever since the car accident I had, even jars that my teens can open easily I tend to struggle with. We've done the bang-it-with-a-spoon trick and that usually works, but I don't like the idea of hitting and potentially denting or dinging other utensils. So I was happy to try out UniPop.

UniPop is a nifty little device that easily breaks the vacuum seal without damaging the lid at all, so it can still be screwed on tightly enough to prevent leaks and spills. It's even easier to use than other jar openers - those help provide extra grip to overcome resistance, but with the UniPop, even less manual strength is needed! I found it super easy to use, and even my kids liked using it for stubborn jars. Its design allows it to work on any jar lid of any size. It's great for younger kids, seniors, or anyone who has challenges with manual dexterity - or just people who are tired of struggling against stubborn jar lids.

Music Minute - Dean Martin: Classic Christmas

Legacy Recordings, the catalog division of Sony Music Entertainment, and Iconic Artists Group, released Classic Christmas, a new 12-track Dean Martin holiday collection on October 30. 

 

Classic Christmas brings together holiday recordings from “The King of Cool” spanning three decades of his career. Six rare radio recordings will be pressed on vinyl for the first time, five of which will also be making their digital debut. Among these rarities is Martin’s only known recording of “Santa Claus Is Coming To Town” from 1949, which marks his earliest holiday performance to be officially released. This rare yuletide gem is available today digitally. Listen now.

 

The collection also features Martin’s version of “It’s Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas” (first released digitally in 2024), rare versions of “Silver Bells” and “White Christmas,” and two distinct, previously released performances of “Silent Night”—including a 1949 version sung in Italian. Classic Christmas is rounded out with holiday hits from his legendary The Dean Martin Christmas Album, which was originally released in October 1966, including “Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!” and “A Marshmallow World.”

 

Dean Martin remains a holiday icon and is not only “The King Of Cool,” he is also a “King of Christmas.” Last holiday season, his signature take on “Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!” peaked at #7 on the Billboard Hot 100 and joined Spotify’s "Billions Club.” Martin amassed more than 600 million total holiday streams last year and over the last five years his festive songs have been streamed over 2.5 billion times.

 

The Dean Martin legacy is owned and managed by Iconic Artists Group in partnership with the Dean Martin Family Trust.

 

 

About Iconic Artists Group

Iconic Artists Group is dedicated to acquiring, actively managing, and preserving the important legacy of iconic musical artists. Founded by industry veteran Irving Azoff, Iconic fills a void in the music business by providing artists and their estates with a trusted guardian for their intellectual property and a partner with the expertise to maximize the value of their assets and maintain their brand. Iconic works in direct collaboration with artists, their managers, record labels and publishers, and legal heirs to provide a comprehensive solution that unites the music with the brand to efficiently drive value in both.

 

About Legacy Recordings

Legacy Recordings, the catalog division of Sony Music Entertainment, is home to the world’s foremost library of historically significant commercial recordings, a peerless collection of works by the most important musical artists of the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries. Across a variety of platforms, the label offers contemporary music fans access to thousands of meticulously restored archival titles representing virtually every musical genre.