Royce Glamour, a talented former singer who grew up on Chicago's tumultuous South side as one of 7 siblings was called to community activism based on both his desire to make a positive difference among young people and his passion for Show business.  He took the first step to implementing this vision by creating a talent showcase in his own namesake calling it the Royce Glamour Show.  The first venue held roughly 200 people and the response was dynamic.  The show was comprised of 12 acts consisting of teenage singers, dancers and models from around the city.  Prospects would gather to audition and the very best acts were chosen to appear within the showcase and be featured weekly on Chicagos own cable access television.  The popularity of the show quickly helped it to ascend to the number one position among programs on Chicago cable television.  The show has held that distinct market share honor for the past 20 years and now reaches an audience of millions via its weekly live broadcast on UBM Internet Radio.