Charity cookbooks Diamond self-published two cookbooks,
A Musical Feast and
An All-Star Feast. These cookbooks raised about $200,000 for various homeless charities, including the National Coalition for the Homeless, New York; Empty the Shelters; and the Coalition on Homelessness-San Francisco. The recipes featured in the cookbooks are from musicians, including
Madonna (a "cholesterol" cherry torte made with Dream Whip, margarine, and canned cherry-pie filling),
Seal (penne with a broccoli and tomato sauce),
Mick Jagger (shrimp curry), and
Dolly Parton (a French custard and meringue dessert). The cookbook featured work from artists and photographers, and Nabisco agreed to underwrite the production costs.
Animal Fair magazine Diamond is the founder and CEO of Animal Fair Media, Inc., a pet lifestyle media platform that combines celebrity culture with animal rescue and welfare. Diamond established the company after adopting her dog, Lucky Diamond, a purebred rescue Maltese, and her cat, Pasha, a Russian Blue. She was moved to action after learning that 12 million animals were euthanized annually and aimed to promote animal adoption and rescue through popular culture. Bloomberg has described Diamond as the
"first to cross-breed two American passions: celebrity and pets." She is the founder and editor of
Animal Fair Magazine, which highlights non-profit animal organizations, provides pet parenting and health tips, and showcases celebrities and their pets. It has featured celebrities including
Beyoncé Knowles,
Halle Berry,
Paris Hilton,
Jessica Biel, and
Serena Williams, Diamond and Animal Fair gained recognition for promoting rescue dog adoptions through media appearances. They have made appearances on major television networks such as NBC's Today Show, CBS, Good Morning America, and Fox News, as well as media outlets worldwide. During these appearances, they showcase dogs up for adoption and feature lifestyle pet segments to raise awareness about animal welfare issues and promote responsible pet parenting.
Television career Diamond has appeared on television series including
Single in the City on the
WE: Women's Entertainment network,
Lucky Travels on
Animal Planet and
Relationship Rehab on the
Style Network. She frequently contributes to
Today,
Fox News Channel,
CNN,
Good Morning America and has appeared on
The View, The Oprah Winfrey Show, Extra (TV series), MTV,
VH1, and
E!. She was dubbed by
The New Yorker as the "
Martha Stewart of the Milk and Bone dish", In Summer 2008, Diamond was featured as one of the judges of the summer
CBS series
Greatest American Dog alongside
Victoria Stilwell and
American Kennel Club board member, Allan Reznick. Diamond served as a judge alongside
Whoopi Goldberg and
Betty White for the
American Humane Association's Hero Dog Awards on
The Hallmark Channel.
K9s For Warriors Diamond supports K9s for Warriors, an organization that rescues sheltered dogs and trains them as service dogs for veterans with
PTSD. She donated the proceeds from her Bark Breakfast Benefit Tour and
How To Train Your Boss To Rollover to the charity and enlisted supporters E's
Alicia Quarles and Glee's
Jane Lynch.
Other ventures Diamond's production company Lucky Diamond Productions are Executive Producers and Creator of the pilot for
NBC Mutt Makeover, Executive Producer and Host of
Paws for Style Special on
Fox. Lucky Diamond Production's latest project is
In Search Of Puppy Love, a docucomedy that premiered at the
Boston Film Festival and also played at the Cancun International Film Festival. She later spoke at the World Entrepreneur's Day kickoff on April 14 at the UN. She later founded the
Women's Entrepreneurship Day, held annually on November 19 since 2014. Diamond and her dog, Lucky, served as the celebrity Grand Marshals for the 2010 Krewe of Barkus Mardi Gras parade on February 7, 2010 in
New Orleans, Louisiana. Diamond also co-chaired and hosted the unveiling of the Katrina Pet Memorial for animals affected by
Hurricane Katrina On June 12, 2010 Diamond spoke at the H+ Summit (an event considering issues within
transhumanism) hosted by the student organization Harvard College Future Society in conjunction with
Humanity+. Her talk examined her projections for the future of pets and the pet industry. In November 2011, Lucky Diamond earned the
Guinness World Record for most photographed dog with celebrities. At that date, Lucky had taken a total of 363 photos with celebrities. == Awards and honors ==