Maxie Solters, a third-generation leisure publicist, died unexpectedly Thursday (Aug. 15) in Los Angeles. She was 37. She was additionally a author, actor and producer. No explanation for dying was shared.
Solters adopted her father, Larry Solters, and her grandfather, Lee Solters, within the household enterprise. Her grandfather was a legendary press agent, who dealt with such acts as Barbra Streisand, Michael Jackson, Carol Channing and Frank Sinatra. Larry Solters’ Scoop Advertising and marketing represents the Eagles, Irving Azoff and Iconic Artists Group, amongst different shoppers.
Solters, who was identified for her useful and pleasant demeanor, joined Scoop in 2012, working with such shoppers because the Kia Discussion board, the Hollywood Bowl and Music Ahead.
Solters grew up in Sherman Oaks, California, and graduated from Oakwood College and the College of Southern California with a theater diploma. Earlier than becoming a member of Scoop, she labored in movie and tv casting and in addition served as a coordinator for One Billion Rising, the worldwide motion for justice and equality. Along with appearing in numerous theatrical productions, Maxie, who was a member of the Display Actors Guild, additionally created, produced and starred in her personal comedy internet collection, together with 2016’s Chooch and Adventures in On-line Courting and 2017’s Climax! The Collection.
Her social justice work additionally included involvement in V-Day Worldwide and work on ladies’s rights.
Survivors embody her father, Larry, and his accomplice, Carol Greenhut; her mom, Debra Graff; her longtime accomplice, Dim Dobrin; her aunt, Susan Reynolds; her cousin, Jonah Reynolds; and her canine, Pookie. A celebration of life might be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, the household requests that donations be made in Maxie’s title to One Billion Rising, a trigger she deeply believed in.
