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STYLE HER FAMOUS
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ID # 69911
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Episodic
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SRN
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Los Angeles, CA |
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Non-union
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n/a
See below compensation
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Release Date |
12-05-06
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| Audition Date |
12-31-69
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Submission Deadline |
01-11-07
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| Shoot Date |
12-31-69
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| Casting Category |
Episodic TV - Non-Union
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| Market(s) |
Los Angeles, CA |
Do you love Jessica Simpson’s Hair or Sara Jessica Parkers Style, Do you think Mary Kate’s Hippy Chic is Fab?
Would you like a make-over inspired by your favorite celebrity’s style? Would you like to be showed how to make their techniques work for you? Then E! Entertainment and The Style Network has the perfect show for you, “Style Her Famous”.
We are now casting deserving women 23-35 who are in dire need of a style make- over and who want to integrate the techniques of their favorite Celeb into their own lives? We even take you to the Celeb’s REAL fashion stylist and to their REAL hair and make-up specialist!.
The perks…-you get your hair made-over by a top notch stylist, insider’s tips on your make-up and wardrobe, plus at least $1000 worth of clothes and products!!! but most importantly, YOU get a new YOU!!!
Note: This is a Self Response Notification SRN. If you fit the role criterias and are interested by this project, please follow the submission infos below the role description.
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Seeking 10 talent(s) for this role
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Now casting women in need of a style makeover.
Here are some example of stores from our last season:
- Sarah Jessica Parker - Episode #102
Claire Dixon, after a recent engagement, has hit a lull and undergoes a Sarah Jessica makeover to bring back the passion and excitement in their relationship.
- Cameron Diaz - Episode #110
Mo McGrath, a customer service rep for a vitamin company, feels stuck in her career and life. She undergoes a Cameron Diaz inspired makeover to graduate her style into adulthood.
- Reese Witherspoon - Episode #105
Larissa Decker, a 23 year old mom and tattooed "Betty", is outgrowing her high school image and looking to become more of a lady with a prim and proper Reese Witherspoon makeover.
- Halle Berry - Episode #103
Summer, a mother of four, has selflessly dedicated herself to her children and gets the chance of a lifetime to be made over to update her look in the vein of Halle Berry.
- Angelina Jolie - Episode #101
Quinn Rios, a recent divorcee gets an Angelina-style makeover to boost her confidence to start dating again and to get back in the job market.
- Jennifer Lopez - Episode #107
Leilani Evans, who lost over 80lbs, finds a simple, sophisticated, professional, and elegant JLo-look to match her newfound confidence.
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Searchable talent specs:
Gender: Female
Age: from 23 to 35
Ethnicity: Any -
Hair Color: Any -
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In the audience, Tiziana Tazzari, 48, said she remembered the "We are the World" single, and wanted to introduce her 12-year-old daughter, Olga, to its successor event
T-shirts, posters, books and videos boosted fundraising to fight hunger in Africa via an organization called USA for Africa, which by 1991 had raised more than $61 million
"We are all here to stand up for the children Most of the money went to care for refugees of Sudan and Ethiopia, whose emaciated images shocked the world in the mid-1980s Israeli, Palestinian, Pakistani, Colombian and South African artists joined actress Angelina Jolie, model Naomi Campbell and actress Natassja Kinski, who were presenters "
Musicians Alicia Keys, Andrea Bocelli and Carlos Santana performed live over the course of the evening, and Norah Jones sang in a prerecorded video
That relief effort came a year after another star-studded initiative for the hungry in Africa produced the hit single, "Do They Know It's Christmas
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Concert to be shown on Yahoo! site www The song, recorded by 43 artists in a Los Angeles studio after the American Music Awards in January 1985, became an instant and international hit, playing incessantly on radio stations and MTV
Quincy Jones, who produced the 1985 "We are the World" recording that featured the likes of Michael Jackson, Lionel Ritchie and Bob Dylan, organized Sunday's five-plus hour concert, which will raise money for child care centers in Ethiopia, Eritrea, Sierra Leone, Afghanistan, Rwanda and the West Bank "
But Tazzari conceded that Olga, like many other Italians attending the concert, was more interested in seeing Italian soccer great Francesco Totti than learning about the plight of children in war zones
Organizers hope to repeat the enormous success of the "We are the World" single wearethefuture The recording is to feature a new song "We are the Future" written and produced by Jones
Oprah Winfrey welcomed the tens of thousands of people to the event and reminded them that it was occurring just weeks after the world marked the 10th anniversary of the genocide in Rwanda, "where it seemed the world turned its back It was also being shown in real-time on the Yahoo! Web site We are not Bush!"
The concert was free but proceeds from broadcast rights, donations and related sales will go to fund the centers yahoo
A DVD, a book and a live recording of the concert are also expected to go on sale 'We Are the Future' Concert Benefit Held
May 16, 9:51 PM EST
Nearly two decades after music greats gathered to record the hit song "We are the World" to benefit Africa's hungry, the next generation of celebrities came together Sunday for a follow-up "We are the Future" concert to benefit children in war zones "
"But that's all changing tonight because we are all here," she said The concert was broadcast live on MTV in Italy and a shorter version will air at later dates in other MTV markets com
"I was around 20 years ago, but my memory is vague," she said
Santana brought a decidedly political message to his act, telling the crowd: "We are the other side of America
The concert, which opened as the sun set over Rome's Circus Maximus and continued after midnight, started with a performance by the garbage-can-clanging percussion group Stomp and featured dozens of acts from around the world The event brings together local leaders to discuss international problems "This time I can for my daughter, so she could experience it
The concert, which was organized in partnership with the World Bank, also launched the third annual "Glocalization" conference, to be held Monday in Rome
