NEWS

So, back in December Brian White paid us a visit while he was promoting his film, The Family Stone. While he was here that day he really got some of the Current ladies all fluttery and giddy... and I happened to mention it in the blog... and what do you know? Much to their delight & some mild embarrassment, he ends up being one of the guests who copies his blog to his website and one of the guests who also comes back!

But, despite that mild embarassment, those girls were on stage again, looking extra pretty & super smiley, just to watch that handsome man in action.

My favorite quote of the day, by far, has to be: "It wasn't just the Christmas lights (because he was here in December)... his eyes really do sparkle!"

Brian, the ladies of Current TV wanted me to pass this along: You're welcome back anytime. XOXO.

- Chapin Young
Producer, Current TV
tue, feb 28 2006 @ 12:42 pm
Source: http://www.current.tv/blog

ABOUT CURRENT
Current is the first national network created by, for and with an 18-34 year-old audience, offering 24 hours of independent programming. The new TV network adopts what has made the Internet the medium of choice for young adults-customizable content and consumer participation.

Current will also enlist its viewers to become creative partners, providing an open forum to submit viewer-produced content, making it the first television network whose programming will be supplied in part by the very audience who watches it.

The network is the brainchild of former Vice President Al Gore and entrepreneur Joel Hyatt. Headquartered in San Francisco, the network promises a programming slate that's exciting, smart, fun and fearless. Our Los Angeles studio and offices are conveniently located right in the heart of Hollywood.

The programming is short-format and is put into a scheduled rotation, just like a song in an iPod shuffle. A feature in circulation runs on average 4 times a day, which means it could have 28 airings a week! Topics range from the hottest trends in technology, fashion, television, video games, films and music...to pressing issues regarding the environment, relationships, spirituality, politics, and finance and parenting...subjects that young adults can relate to.

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