Current
Network - Keeping Track of Brian White
Next up: Brian White from "The Family Stone". Brian
was such a smart, interesting, good-looking guy I believe he caused
impure thoughts for one hair and makeup person here at Current. I won't
say which one though. She was happy to hear, as I'm sure you'll all
be, that there are near-naked pics of Brian on his website from his
modeling/dance days.
Brian's got so much going on right now it's hard to keep track...
there's Warm2Kids, an organization that supports and helps middle school & high
school kids be the best they can be; Phunk Phenomenon, an organization
for kids centered around dance; and his production company and the
bajillion movies he's in or working on right now. He's definitely a
mover & a shaker and an actor worth flagging in your "this
person should be interesting to watch rise to the top" file.
Oh! A White Christmas... Brian White... the movie he's in, "The
Family Stone," is out at Christmas... all of the stuff we shot
with him has the Christmas tree in the background... just in case
it needed explaining.
- Chapin Young
Producer, Current TV
Source: http://www.current.tv/blog
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in circulation runs
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