Justin Bieber seems to be everywhere these days, whether it’s on the big screen or on the beach with his popstar girlfriend, Selena Gomez. But on Thursday, Bieber will be in the presence of some different lovely ladies when he makes an appearance on “The View.”
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Bieber, Segways, and Fragrance All Rolled into One on "The View"
Posted: 23rd June 2011 by Staff in entertainment articlesTags: co host, elisabeth hasslbeck, hasslebeck, m 111, proceeds, segways
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Shaquille O’Neal & AEG Live Announce First All-Star Comedy Jam Tour
Posted: 21st June 2011 by Staff in entertainment articlesTags: aries spears, corey holcomb, gary owen, launch, nba all star
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NEW YORK, June 15, 2011 — /PRNewswire/ — Shaquille O’Neal, through his company Shaq Entertainment, today announced the launch the first All-Star Comedy Jam tour. “I played with many All-stars on the court and laughed with these All-stars off the court,” said Shaq. “I’m happy to present this hand-picked lineup as the first Shaq All-Star tour.”
VALIANT CEO Says Return 'Like Seeing an Old Friend Again'
Posted: 6th June 2011 by Staff in entertainment articlesTags: dark horse, horse comics, interim period, kothari, ninjak, video game company
Valiant Entertainment, in its original incarnation one of the largest comic book companies of the 1990s, announced Thursday plans to for a revival as a publishing entity in 2012.other than Solar, Turok and Magnus, Robot Fighter – three Silver Age characters formerly licensed by Valiant and currently controlled by Dark Horse Comics – the current Valiant Entertainment reports that they own all the characters associated with the publisher, both from the initial Valiant Universe and subsequent reboot in 1996 as part of now-defunct video game company Acclaim Entertainment."Valiant Entertainment owns and controls the rights to all the Valiant characters, including those versions published under Acclaim's ownership," Valiant CEO Jason Kothari told Newsarama, specifically mentioning X-O Manowar, Bloodshot, Harbinger, Archer & Armstrong, Shadowman, Rai, Ninjak, Quantum & Woody and Eternal Warrior. "We own everything except for those three Gold Key characters."following Acclaim's bankruptcy, Kothari and Dinesh Shamdasani purchased the Valiant intellectual property in an April 2005 asset auction. Ownership of the Valiant characters has not always been clear in the interim period, but former Marvel CEO and vice chairman Peter Cuneo, now the chairman of Valiant Entertainment, says that the company has conducted "extensive due diligence" to ensure that they own these characters free and clear.Solar, Turok and Magnus were first published by Gold Key in the 1960s, then licensed by Valiant to serve as integral characters in the original Valiant Universe. Dark Horse currently holds the license to the three characters, with writer Jim Shooter at the helm. Shooter co-founded Valiant in 1989 with writer-artist Bob Layton.In 2009, Valiant Entertainment reportedly filed suit against Shooter due to him accepting work with Dark Horse representing a breach of a non-compete clause as part of his former position as the new Valiant Entertainment's editor-in-chief. At the moment, it appears the issues have been resolved.