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leblonПочему-то эта статья, напечатанная в разделе ARTS газеты New York Times вызывает рвотный рефлекс:
Each day at 4 a.m. Ryan Seacrest, the tireless host of "American Idol," is wide awake staring at a schedule that frightens even him at times. "There are certainly days when I'm brushing my teeth and thinking, 'How are you going to have the energy to do all of this today?' " he said in his sparsely decorated dressing room, a half-hour before he was due to direct traffic on "Idol." "But it's like running. The first few minutes are difficult, and then you find a rhythm."
At 31, Mr. Seacrest appears to have found his rhythm. In addition to his "Idol" duties, he now has his own daily show on KIIS-FM in Southern California from 5 to 10 a.m., is the host of the nationally syndicated radio show "American Top 40" and, if that weren't enough, in March he became the anchor of "E! News Daily" on the E! cable channel.
Intent on being more than just a pretty, permatanned face, the ubiquitous Mr. Seacrest is working to build an empire like those of his idols Dick Clark and Merv Griffin. As part of his $21 million, three-year deal with E! he will not only work the red carpet and deliver breaking news about the likes of Lindsay Lohan, but his company will also produce original programming for E! (He has affectionately nicknamed the channel "the vowel.")
He has also invested in eight restaurants — six in Los Angeles, two in Las Vegas — started his own clothing line and is now the executive producer and host of the New Year's Eve show on ABC that Mr. Clark made famous. "Equity, ownership, production fees, license fees: those are the vocabulary words that are exciting to me," he said, flashing a perfectly aligned smile. "If you really want to be in this business for a long time, you have to be more than just one moving part."
Если это так и задумано, то аплодирую журналисту: это просто высший пилотаж.
Each day at 4 a.m. Ryan Seacrest, the tireless host of "American Idol," is wide awake staring at a schedule that frightens even him at times. "There are certainly days when I'm brushing my teeth and thinking, 'How are you going to have the energy to do all of this today?' " he said in his sparsely decorated dressing room, a half-hour before he was due to direct traffic on "Idol." "But it's like running. The first few minutes are difficult, and then you find a rhythm."
At 31, Mr. Seacrest appears to have found his rhythm. In addition to his "Idol" duties, he now has his own daily show on KIIS-FM in Southern California from 5 to 10 a.m., is the host of the nationally syndicated radio show "American Top 40" and, if that weren't enough, in March he became the anchor of "E! News Daily" on the E! cable channel.
Intent on being more than just a pretty, permatanned face, the ubiquitous Mr. Seacrest is working to build an empire like those of his idols Dick Clark and Merv Griffin. As part of his $21 million, three-year deal with E! he will not only work the red carpet and deliver breaking news about the likes of Lindsay Lohan, but his company will also produce original programming for E! (He has affectionately nicknamed the channel "the vowel.")
He has also invested in eight restaurants — six in Los Angeles, two in Las Vegas — started his own clothing line and is now the executive producer and host of the New Year's Eve show on ABC that Mr. Clark made famous. "Equity, ownership, production fees, license fees: those are the vocabulary words that are exciting to me," he said, flashing a perfectly aligned smile. "If you really want to be in this business for a long time, you have to be more than just one moving part."
Если это так и задумано, то аплодирую журналисту: это просто высший пилотаж.
