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Love him or hate him, Ryan Seacrest is here to stay.
Which is unfortunate for all those who hate him (like me)
Which is unfortunate for all those who hate him (like me)
For all of you Ryan Seacrest haters out there, here's some bad news: He's not going anywhere for a long, long time.
LA Weeky is reporting that he just signed a deal with Comcast Entertainment Group -- which owns E! -- that will give them rights to all of his projects through the year 2011. That's another two years and three months of Seacrest. He's got "America Idol," he's an E! entertainment personality and he's got his own radio show. What's next? His own fashion line? Perfume? Talent agency?
I have a feeling that a reality TV show isn't too far off the horizon. Great, because that's exactly what the entertainment world needs. Seriously, is Ryan Seacrest ever going to go away? I hate that guy.
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Posted by AllUNeedIsLove on August 22, 2008 at 9:04 a.m. (Suggest removal)MichaelH, your "comments" critiquing other people's articles sound like the words of a bitter, wanna-be writer who never landed a job in the profession.
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Posted by Mr_America on August 22, 2008 at 9:55 a.m. (Suggest removal)I'm sure Brian Dinkleman's career is rolling over in it's grave.
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