LITON AGENCY + REDSKINS + EASTERNS
Sunday, August 17, 2008
Time:
10:00am - 10:00pm
REDSKINS PARK OR EASTERNS IN RESTON
litonagency@gmail.com
Liton Agency is searching for a Bubbly and confidant TV Host for Redskins Late Night Show. It will be hosted by Chris Paul of WPGC and produced by Larry Michael. It’ll be seen each week on WUSA 9 each Saturday night at 12:30.This is a great opportunity to become a celebrity in DC Metro area, be on TV and have huge potential to meet other media and marketing groups for future events all over the country. If you dream to be on TV, then this is the Job for you !The show will be taped each Tuesday night at Gordon Beirsch at Tyson’s Corner Center from 7-8:30PM for 17 weeks. One note. Because of the Thursday night opener against the Giants and the short week to produce the show, the first show will be taped at Gordon Beirsch at Tyson’s on Friday night August 29th. Other than that one show, it’ll be every Tuesday night for taping from Sept 9 thru the last week in December.Duties would be to interact with the host and player on camera. Possibly interact in a comedy skit. Could have a mike in the crowd for fan questions. Most importantly, she will be asked to dress sexy and add an element of sex appeal to this Late Night show. We are not only looking for just a great talent but you MUST be professional, punctual and take this job very serious as millions of people will be viewing you and the show depends on the quality of work that you provide. We will hold live auditions this Monday the 18th at either Redskins Park in Ashburn or Easterns Main office in Reston.
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Saturday
Wanna be on Redskins TV?
Wednesday
Mason's Super Stars!
I want to give a special thanks to Ryan Zimmerman of the Nationals who came out and supported Mason's Super Stars at the National Children's Medical Center, along with Redskins players Rock Cartwright, Shaun Shuisham (and his gorgeous wife Erin), and Kedric Golston.
The guys were incredible, all coming out and playing with the kids, signing autographs, etc. out of the goodness of their heart, not because the team asked them to. They did me a big favor, and in turn touched the lives of the hundreds of kids, family members, and nurses who look up to them for their strength and dedication. It can be pretty scary even for a big football player to see the tiniest little guys fighting for their life. I think all the athletes would agree with me that while the commotion may have been around their visit, the real Super Stars were the kids undergoing chemo who possess a courage and strength unknown to them.
Mason's Super Stars is a monthly event we hold at the National Children's Medical Center in memory of Mason Leach who passed away last October. A super star on and off the field, Mason loved it when athletes, like D.C. United player Bobby Boswell, would come visit him during his treatments. In his memory, the Leach family started a fund to provide Target giftcards to the Super Star patients of the month, empowering them during a time where the patients may feel pretty helpless. Also special thanks to Edy's Ice Cream for the ice cream the players got to pass out on the floor to the children undergoing chemo, and to Eric Shuster of Comcast SportsNet for arranging Comcast to come and film! Hope you saw it last night!!
Please support the fund in any way you can:
Mason Leach’s Super Star Fund
c/o Children’s National Medical Center
attn: Volunteer and Consumer Support Services
111 Michigan Avenue NW
Washington, DC 20010.
The guys were incredible, all coming out and playing with the kids, signing autographs, etc. out of the goodness of their heart, not because the team asked them to. They did me a big favor, and in turn touched the lives of the hundreds of kids, family members, and nurses who look up to them for their strength and dedication. It can be pretty scary even for a big football player to see the tiniest little guys fighting for their life. I think all the athletes would agree with me that while the commotion may have been around their visit, the real Super Stars were the kids undergoing chemo who possess a courage and strength unknown to them.
Mason's Super Stars is a monthly event we hold at the National Children's Medical Center in memory of Mason Leach who passed away last October. A super star on and off the field, Mason loved it when athletes, like D.C. United player Bobby Boswell, would come visit him during his treatments. In his memory, the Leach family started a fund to provide Target giftcards to the Super Star patients of the month, empowering them during a time where the patients may feel pretty helpless. Also special thanks to Edy's Ice Cream for the ice cream the players got to pass out on the floor to the children undergoing chemo, and to Eric Shuster of Comcast SportsNet for arranging Comcast to come and film! Hope you saw it last night!!
Please support the fund in any way you can:
Mason Leach’s Super Star Fund
c/o Children’s National Medical Center
attn: Volunteer and Consumer Support Services
111 Michigan Avenue NW
Washington, DC 20010.
Thursday
UFC Fight on 50 HD Flat Screen TVs
Check out Saturday night's fight at Jim Spero's Velocity Five Restaurant! 50 HD Flat Screen TVs will give you a great view from any seat!
Themes:
TV
The Special Olympics of Reality Modeling TV Shows
The BBC is currently casting disabled models to take part in their new reality television talent show. Britain’s Missing Top Model will feature eight women competing for a career in fashion, in a format patterned after America’s Next Top Model. The competition is open to disabled women between eighteen and thirty who will live together in an apartment and go head to head in a different challenge each week.
“Our intention is to empower both the women featured in the project and thousands of others, who shouldn’t be invisible to the fashion industry just because they are disabled people,” producer Richard McKerrow
explains. “We’re also looking to challenge preconceived notions of beauty.”
“This series aims to challenge the artificial boundaries that seem to exist in the beauty and fashion industries,” BBC3 spokesman Danny Cohen said on Thursday. “It would be great if in the future we began to see more disabled models gracing the covers of the world’s magazines.”
I think the empowerment for these women is fantastic, but I am still a little perplexed/shocked/stunned/mystified by the title of the show... Britain's MISSING Top Model!?!
Themes:
TV
Monday
Fashionista by Tyra Banks
Whether you think tuning in to the Tyra Bank's Show kills brain cells, or keeps you mildly entertained and grateful not to be there, you might enjoy her newest venture, Fashionista.
I will admit I am mildly obsessed with the hit, "The Devil Wears Prada". (One of the few movies I feel was as good, if not better, than the book.) Fashionista was inspired by the growing number of wide-eyed fashionistas who give up everything (sometimes even their dignity) to score their dream job of getting coffee for an editor of a hot fashion magazine.
Brought to us by the CW, casting agents hit the streets of New York recently and handed out surveys to potential Fashionista contestants with questions ranging from their style sense to whether or not they have a temper. Keep a well-manicured finger on that remote...
I will admit I am mildly obsessed with the hit, "The Devil Wears Prada". (One of the few movies I feel was as good, if not better, than the book.) Fashionista was inspired by the growing number of wide-eyed fashionistas who give up everything (sometimes even their dignity) to score their dream job of getting coffee for an editor of a hot fashion magazine.
Brought to us by the CW, casting agents hit the streets of New York recently and handed out surveys to potential Fashionista contestants with questions ranging from their style sense to whether or not they have a temper. Keep a well-manicured finger on that remote...
Themes:
TV
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