3L Publishing Signs Stephen Marinaro AKA "TheSalonGuy"

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3L Publishing is proud to announce the signing of Stephen Marinaro, known to millions around the world as "TheSalonGuy™," to a book deal. His yet "untitled" book will be released in the Summer of 2016 and will chronicle the rise of his empire to inspire and motivate entrepreneurs to chase their dreams.

With 20-plus years of experience as a hairstylist and media personality, Stephen Marinaro, TheSalonGuy™, focuses on bringing fashion, beauty, inspiration, and entertainment to millions of people. Whether he is offering style advice or chatting with stars on the red carpet, Stephen lives by his values of professionalism, respect, and passion for his work.

Stephen reaches his millions of followers through television, internet and radio. His highly viewed YouTube channel, (www.youtube.com/TheSalonGuy) features styling tutorials, motivational tools, and special-event coverage. His channel just broke 8 million views, and is currently averaging 900,000+ views per month. Stephen is currently signed with CDS, the 9th largest YouTube Network in the world.

Stephen has been featured and seen on Style Network, TMZ Live, GMA Live as well as in print magazines. Stephen also was a radio host for his own show "In The Chair". Stephen has conducted interviews with celebrities such as Sophia Vergara, James Franco, Steve Buscemi, Terrence Jenkins, Pamela Anderson, Daisy Fuentes, Michelle Rodriguez, Dita Von Teese, Nick Cannon, Frederic Fekkai, Kelly Cutrone, Thomas Jane, Chaske Spencer, Megan Hilty, Alyssa Milano, Doris Roberts, Ed Asner, Regis Philbin, Jon Voight, Jenna Dewan-Tatum and many others.

He has also interviewed cast members of several hit shows on networks that include Style, Bravo, MTV, NBC, ABC, and HBO. He also covers red carpet and fashion events that include the Oscars, Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week and the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show. He has worked with top brands such as Dior, L'Oreal, Paul Mitchell, Zang Toi, Rachel Roy, Salon Centric, OK! TV, DePasquale, Nike Communications, The Art of Shaving, Beauty Press, Rock Your Hair, Malan Breton, Ted Gibson and many more. 

Whether Stephen is working in front of the camera or behind the scenes, one thing is certain: TheSalonGuy™ brings a unique blend of creativity, experience and enthusiasm to every project. 

For more information, contact 3L Publishing at 916-300-8012 or send an email to info@3LPublishing.com or log onto www.3LPublishing.com.

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