DTLR along with Atlanta Falcons Chauncey Davis, Ovie Mughelli and Atlanta Native Daniel Wilcox Baltimore Raven Host FREE Football Camp

NFL players and local retailer to host camp in partnership with former Atlanta-area high school coach Oscar Dillard

Who:
Professional football players, Ovie Mughelli, Chauncey Davis and Daniel Wilcox, along with local student-athletes between age 12 and rising seniors (entering their senior year of high school later this summer).

What:
Local urban retailer DTLR (Downtown Locker Room) has organized a FREE one-day football camp to meet the unique needs of Atlanta-area high school athletes who are preparing for college football. As part of DTLR’s ongoing community outreach in the Atlanta area, the retailer has gathered the unique talents and expertise of NFL players for this event. Additionally, Oscar Dillard, a promLeinent former high school football coach in the Atlanta area, will lend the services of the Oscar Dillard Football Academy to the camp. The day’s activities will include a warm up, followed by agility drills, offensive fundamentals and defensive fundamentals broken down by position, seven-on-seven passing drills, an overview of the college recruiting process by a representative from The Athletic Group, and a question and answer session hosted by Davis, Mughelli and Wilcox.

When:
Saturday, July 12, 2008 9:00 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Where:
Badgette Stadium
at the Hugh Conley Recreation Center
3636 College Street
College Park, GA 30337

How:
Players can register online on DTLR.com website in the scrolling box at the top as well as on the “Promotions” page or by clicking on the “Click Here” link on the picture.

Chauncey Davis, Ovie Mughelli,and Daniel Wilcox will bring other players to assist with this event. Registration fees cover the following: Camp schedule will include: Football Position Drills, Recruiting Seminar for Parents & Student Athletes and Lunch.

ABOUT DTLR

Levtran Enterprises, Inc., is the parent company for DTLR and Downtown Locker Room, a 61-store chain of urban fashion stores in Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia, Illinois and Washington, D.C. Operating for more than 20 years, Levtran’s DTLR and Downtown Locker Room stores have become a trusted source for the hottest trends in urban apparel, footwear and music. Under the DTLR and Downtown Locker Room banner, Levtran participates in - and orchestrates - several community outreach initiatives and events supporting the neighborhoods and communities they serve. For more information on Levtran Enterprises, Inc., or DTLR/Downtown Locker Room, including store locations, current fashion trends, upcoming store events and community outreach initiatives, please visit www.dtlr.com. Ten of the 61 Downtown Locker Room/DTLR stores are located in the Atlanta area.

ABOUT TAG

TAGCastSports.com^TM a subsidiary of The Athletic Group (TAG) is dedicated to the promotion of amateur athletics and the betterment of student athletes by providing innovative, computer-based solutions that will expose them to the largest possible audience during the college recruiting process.

Client: Why does my little boy have such as hard time at the barbers?

 Celebrity Barber Kal.  There are several reasons why your child cries or misbehaves.

1. The parents do not prep the child prior to arriving at the barbers.

2. The child does not like the barber.

3. The clippers are to noisey

4. The parents don’t let the child sit by himself.

5. Nine times out of ten its the parents fault. If the child start screaming the parents freak out causing more tension.

According to Celebrity Barber, Kal Cauthen

CRIME/TELEVISION

Atlanta’s ‘cold cases’ get TV treatment
New cable series based on true crimes filming in Roswell

The idea is to take crimes from the streets and put a fictional spin on them to produce an Atlanta cop drama that will alter the image of this city the way the HBO series “The Wire” has reimagined Baltimore.

But there are problems on the set of “Atlanta Investigations: HD,” a shoestring production that, at this moment, is shooting an episode in an abandoned gym without air-conditioning on a boiling June afternoon that makes everyone on the set feel like something in the oven for dinner.

The generator powering the lights just ran out of gas. Carl Millender, the show’s creator and video camera operator, groans. “I only brought enough gas to run it [the generator] two and a half hours,” he tells the actors.

He pauses, thinks a second.

“Everybody move over by the window — we’ll shoot it there.”

If there’s an instinct vital to survival in the industry of TV on the cheap it’s knowing how to adapt. Millender, 38, the owner of Alpharetta-based StarMaxx Media, has honed that instinct in nine years of trying to survive on the margins of television production in Atlanta.

“They say we’re supposed to shoot an episode on a budget of $100,000,” he says of the show, which will begin airing on The Dish satellite network Thursday. “We’re more like $20,000.”

There’s no disguising the cut corners from viewers used to watching slick cop productions such as “CSI” or “Law & Order,” which carries an average per episode production budget of $4 million.

In early episodes of “Atlanta Investigations: HD,” the lighting, camera work and sound are patchy. And for actors — who are unpaid until the series airs — the work has been a test of mettle.

“We’ve been at both extremes shooting in this gym,” says Chris Durant, 34, who plays strictly-by-the-books Detective Stephen Winslow. “In January we were freezing. The beginning of June we’re sweating our tails off.”

Yet, says Millender, “Atlanta Investigations: HD” (the HD stands for homcide division) is about more than just making a hit show.

About 90 shows and series have been shot in Atlanta in the last 35 years, most recently Tyler Perry’s “House of Payne,” but “Atlanta Investigtions: HD” would be the first dramatic series set and shot in the city with Atlanta in the name.

And that’s huge, Millender says.

“Atlanta is the Mecca of the South, and the center of the music industry, but there’s no TV show ever been based here, and there’s no TV industry here. This is what we’re trying to do. And we’ve been getting a lot of help.”

And they’ve needed it. Millender and co-creator and director Hattie Lemon know their way around the TV business. And they’re doing what they can to juice the show’s appeal, such as casting celebrity guest appearances (comic Arnez J) and hiring Michael Moore — who produced music for episodes of “The Sopranos” — to write the show’s high-energy theme.

But, when it came to running even a fictional homicide division, Millender and Lemon were complete tyros.

They asked for help in a most unexpected place: The Andrew Young Foundation. Millender got in touch with former Atlanta mayor Andrew Young’s brother, Walter, an Atlanta dentist who works with the Foundation, and told him he was trying to produce a cop show in Atlanta that would help solve crimes and give the city a lot of publicity.

Within two days Walter Young arranged a meeting with local police chiefs. Over dinner at the Four Seasons restaurant, Millender bounced his ideas off Atlanta Police Chief Richard J. Pennington, DeKalb Chief Terrell Bolton and former Atlanta chief and current Clayton County Commission Chairman Eldrin Bell.

Bolton, for one, told the producer Millender he should change the name of the show, which was originally titled “Atlanta Homicide,” recalls Millender. “He said that wasn’t the right image for the city.”

With Pennington’s blessing, Millender met with the head of the Atlanta Police Department’s homicide division, Lt. Keith Meadows, who watched one of the early episodes and offered advice.

“I thought it was pretty good, though you could tell it was low budget,” said Meadows, who teaches a crime scene class in the department’s Citizens Academy. “But they had a lot of unrealistic parts I told them they needed to fix.”

Meadows told Millender and Lemon, who attended this crime scene class, to clean up the language — “Homicide detectives don’t talk in the kind of slang they did” — and put coats and ties on the crime scene detectives.

“Their investigators were wearing T-shirts and bandannas,” Meadow said. “That’s a no-no. If an investigator of mine showed up like that I’d send him home.”

The show now has a full-time cop consultant and, for script ideas, a pipeline to Georgia Gov. Sonny Perdue’s “Rewards Office,” which offers money to help solve hard-to-crack crimes.

At the end of each episode, which are fictionalized versions of the real-life crimes, viewers are asked to come forward if they have evidence in the case.

“It’s a great show, good for the police and good for the city,” says Billy Johnson, a specialist in charge of extradition and rewards in the governor’s office who is also on the board of the Georgia Film, Video and Music Office.

The show is fictionalizing: gang-related drive-by shootings in Clayton County in 2005; a 2007 triple murder in Powder Springs; the case of a woman missing from LaFayette since 2007; and the case of a newborn found dead and abandoned in 2007.

All that will come to naught if the show doesn’t catch on with viewers, concedes Arthur Thomas Sr., VP of Colours TV, which is syndicating the show on The Dish satellite network. Locally, the show will air the evening of July 3 on The Dish at Channel 9407.

But the show’s appeal may be its lack of polish.

“It’s got a great cast, real stories, and a kind of gritty indie feel to it,” says Thomas. “If it’s a good story, people will accept the production values. And I think Atlanta is hungry for a show about Atlanta.”

A generator powers the lights on the set of “Atlanta Investigations: HD

Actors Chris Durant, Kal Cauthen and Angelina Cortez rehearse a scene

Actors Angelina Cortez (left) and Kal Cauthen go over a scene before shooting.

Director Hattie Lemon puts a microphone on actor Kal Cauthen

 Hotlanta now has its next great duo. First there was Tyler Perry and Ruben Cannon then there was Rob Hardy and Will Packard now Carl Millender and Hattie Lemon are bringing the heat with “ATLANTA INVESTIGATIONS: HD (Homicide Division).”

“ATLANTA INVESTIGATIONS: HD” is the nation’s next great prime time crime series. In many ways it is similar to “CSI” and “The Wire,” said Carl Millender, executive producer. “This series is based on real Metro Atlanta cases, exposing elements of this great international city you have never seen. When you watch “ATLANTA INVESTIGATIONS: HD” you will feel like you have gone undercover.”

“ATLANTA INVESTIGATIONS: HD” teamed up with the Governor’s Office of rewards to bring attention to many of the unsolved murder cases on their books. Together they hope that this new attention will help bring to life new leads in the cases.

“Atlanta Investigations: HD,” features Kal Cauthen (All My Children,) Angelina Cortez (Positive,) Chimere Love (Three Can Play That Game,) with guest appearances from Case, Elle Zellers (We are Marshall,) D’wayne Boyd (The Gospel,) Janice Barnett, Xross, Goodie Mob and many more exciting entertainers.

CoLours TV has released the latest trailer for its upcoming series “Atlanta Investigations: HD” This amazing new crime drama will only be the second TV series produced in Atlanta aside from House of Payne. Produced by StarMaxx Media in association with Sweet Lemon Tree Films, “ATLANTA INVESTIGATIONS: HD” will premiere nationally Thursday night July 3rd at 9 p.m. Eastern Time and will continue on at or near that time slot each week. CoLours Network is on the Dish Network and is available on all packages.

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Celebrity Tasters & Celebrity Chefs 2007

Kal Cauthen, Actor
Celebrity Taster http://www.realmencook.com/cities/article_3.asp

Client: Should I Go Clean Shaven?

 Celebrity Barber Kal.  Keeping hair on your face/clean shaven depends on these factors.

Kal’S Solution:  Your lifestyle, employment rules and the biggest factor is can you grow facial hair. 

According to Celebrity Barber, Kal Cauthen

New York Yankee Phil Hughes Tells

SportsGist.Com

That Real Men DO Get MANicures!

Yankees starting pitcher “Phil Hughes” tells SportsGist.Com’s Jeff Becker, former Cleveland Indians Third baseman, Gus Ornstein, former NFL Quarterback and TonyaSue Carther, Associate Editor of Celebrity Toy Box and Black Noir Magazine that having clean, trim, healthy nails are key to having quick hands (on and off the mound)! His favorite ACE tool – the Fingernail Clippers – are “the perfect size. You can really grip them!”   He says you don’t have to visit the salon to look like you’ve got game.  He loves using ACE Nail Care because they have a complete line of nail clippers and nail grooming tools designed specifically for men, so you can keep yourself looking SHARP and SEXY in the bedroom or the locker room.  Phil told Sportsgist.Com that he has been pain free from his oblique injury for about a week and his rehabilitation is going well.  He is ready to get back to the mount and start throwing again. SportsGist.Com’s TonyaSue Carther says” he is a real stand-up guy and his dedication to MLB is inspiring to all sports athletes young and old.

To check out more of what MLB Player Phil Hughes has to say www.philhughes.wordpress.com

Ken Griffey Jr. hit his 600th home run against the Marlins left-hander Mark Hendrickson, becoming the sixth player in major-league history to reach the milestone.

New York Yankee Phil Hughes Says

Real Men DO Get MANicures!

This MLB star may be on the bench but he still needs to look his best! Take a minute to MANicure yourself with ACE man-sized nail tools.Clean, trim, healthy nails are Yankees starting pitcher Phil Hughes key to having quick hands (on and off the mound)! He says his favorite ACE tool ’s the Fingernail Clippers are the perfect size. You can really grip them! You dont have to visit the salon to look like youve got game.ACE Nail Care has a complete line of nail clippers and nail grooming tools designed specifically for men, so you can keep yourself looking sharp and sexy in the bedroom or the locker room. Also check out his blog at: www.philhughes.wordpress.com

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http://www.blogtalkradio.com/KalCauthen/

Client: Should I Color my Hair ?

 Celebrity Barber Kal. Yes. By coloring your hair it will make you appear to be five to ten year younger. Its will also cover any grays that you might have. You will also feel better about yourself.

Kal’S Solution: Coloring the hair hides any imperfections in your hair line and thining spots.

Client: Why Do I Have Bumps on my Face?

Celebrity Barber Kal. There are several reasons why you might have bumps on your face. One such reason for having bumps on your face could be due to the method of shaving your barber is using on you. If the hair on your face is cut at a severe angle this will make the hair curl back into the skin.

The second reason why this might occur could be that the razor that you are using is not sharp.

The third reason could be contributed to having very oily skin. If your skin is oily this weighs down the facial hair and causes it to curl back into the skin.

The fourth reason is that you may have curly facial hair.

The Fifth reason is that you are not preparing your face to shave.

Kal’S Solution: YOU HAVE TO PERPARE THE SKIN. ANTISEPTIC/ASTRINGENT IS THE ANSEWER!!!!!!!!!! APPLY TO FACE 2 TIMES A DAY UNTIL UNDER CONTROL. AFTER YOU APPLY PUT THE A HOT TOWEL TO THE FACE. THEN LET AIR DRY AND START TO SHAVE WITH CLIPPERS OR RAZOR .

According to Celebrity Barber, Kal Cauthen

MTV IS NOW CASTING IN NYC / JERSEY!!!!
ARE YOU A MOGUL IN THE MAKING?
Get Rich Or Die Tryin

Do you have a goal, business idea or dream, but the only thing holding you back is the lack of money, opportunity or knowledge? Are you determined to make your mark on the world, but feel like you just can’t catch a break?

MTV and Platinum-Selling Rap Superstar/Business Mogul, 50 Cent,
are now casting people with BIG Dreams, BIG Ideas and BIG Personalities.
Whether you’re a STREET HUSTLER or a HARVARD GRAD, if you have the drive to make your dream come true then 50 Cent and MTV want to help you make it happen. They want to give you the tools and life lessons to take you to the top just like 50 Cent.

If you think you have what it takes to be the next mogul in the making, then we want to hear from you.

*All applicants must be 18+ and have a high school diploma or GED equivalent.

FOR VIP treatment: Email your Name, Phone number, Myspace link or website and A brief bio about you to:
ny@mogulinthemaking.com

Open Casting Calls will also be held in NYC:

When: Sat June 14th, 2008

Where: Stir @ 1363 first Ave. on the corner of 73rd, NY, NY 10021

www.stirnyc.com

Or at The Jersey Shore on”

Date: Tue June 18 @ Bar Anticipation in Belmar
Where: 703-5 16th Ave. NJ 07719 732-681-7422

www.bar-a.com

Kal Cauthen, SATARA, and Chris Durant