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'The Oprah Winfrey Show' Announces Hi-Def Plans

According to an article by Broadcasting and Cable Magazine, The Oprah Winfrey Show, the top-rated daytime program, will begin broadcasting in High-Definition this fall.

Harpo Productions, owned by Winfrey, disclosed the show's high-def plans today at the National Association of Broadcasters convention.

“We’re pleased to offer viewers their favorite daytime talk show -- the Oprah show -- in stunning HD beginning this fall,” Harpo President Tim Bennett said, according to B&C. “From our cutting-edge production values to our recent partnership with Skype. Harpo is embracing new technologies to always deliver the highest-quality content for our viewers.”

 

RIP THE RUNWAY Rocks the World of Fashion

BET Networks struts their stuff on the catwalk with the fourth annual fashion and music special RIP THE RUNWAY. Executive produced by Sean "P. Diddy" Combs and hosted by rapper and featured clothing designer, Nelly and Hollywood's newest "IT" girl, actress Lauren London, RIP THE RUNWAY premieres Tuesday, March 4, at 10:00 PM*. Expertly blending today's hottest performances with the latest in high-end urban fashion, this year's fashion show over delivers on its theme "Black Fashion. So Fly".

Donned as one of the best dressed hours on television, this year's RIP THE RUNWAY features the latest collections of Zac Posen, Sean John, Respect M.E. (Missy Elliott Collection for Adidas), Apple Bottom, Qristyl Designs, Monif C, Sixx Foota, and Amaya Swimwear. It was a family affair for Snoop Dogg and his wife Shante Broadus who launched their clothing lines Rich & Infamous and Co Co Ri. Celebrity models included Tocarra Jones (BET Talent, America's Next Top Model-Cycle 3), Charlie Baltimore (female rapper), Teyana Taylor (singer/rapper Star Track Entertainment), Bianca Golden (America's Next Top Model-Cycle 9), Camille McDonald (America's Next Top Model-Cycle 2), Corey Webster (NY Giants), Sam Madison (NY Giants), Brandon London (NY Giants), BET's own, Rocsi and Terrence, Brandon T. Jackson (Roll Bounce), Lil Snoop (The Wire), Cassie (Bad Boy R&B singer/model), Ezra Masters (international model), Terrell Carter (Diary of a Mad Black Woman), Camille Howard (America's Next Top Model-Cycle 8), America's Next Top model winner Jazlene Gonzalez, and show host Lauren London. RIP THE RUNWAY featured live performances by Missy Elliot, N.E.R.D, Snoop Dogg, Day 26 (Diddy's latest MAKING THE BAND group), Cheri Dennis, Webbie, Trey Songz and Flo Rida featuring T-Pain. BET can be seen on DIRECTV channel 329.

 

BET J

BET J

BET J is an evolutionary network with revolutionary appeal. It is the only place on TV to see "All Things Jazz." BET Jazz has evolved into a music, entertainment, and cultural hybrid that melds the very best of the channel. The new BET J features a collection of original and acquired programming with the sophisticated taste of the jazz enthusiast in mind. From the sounds of smooth jazz artists like Dave Koz, Najee and Diana Krall, to the classic greats like Louis Armstrong and Billie Holiday. With vintage soul, classic R&B, festive Caribbean and the contemporary flavor of Neo-Soul, Bet J delivers a full menu of entertainment.

More information is available on the BET J website.

 
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