Cute room from the upcoming Bratz film (not the animated DVD)
The film is said to be part live action so its going to be fun to see
what it looks like!
The Best Bratz Dolls Fan Club :)
http://www.bratzworld.tv
Come visit !
Saturday, April 30, 2005
A real Bratzy room!
Cute room from the upcoming Bratz film (not the animated DVD)
The film is said to be part live action so its going to be fun to see
what it looks like!
The Best Bratz Dolls Fan Club :)
http://www.bratzworld.tv
Come visit !
Friday, April 29, 2005
A toast to the Bratz!
I love it a Bratzy drink!
Check out the drink's picture here
http://www.cocktailguiden.com/cocktailbilder/Bratz-on-Apeach.jpg
Here is the yummy sounding recipe!
Bratz on Apeach
A new drink recipe featuring Absolut Apeach, the newest member of the Absolut vodka family.
40 ml Absolut Apeach
60 ml pineapple juice
60 ml cranberry juice
egg white or frothee
Shake well with ice in a cocktail shaker.
Strain into a cocktail glass and decorate with a maraschino cherry
Just so you know this is NOT an official MGA thing so this name may be changed but it was just fun to notice- but MGA did not want the Bratz on cig lighters etc, they never would have had a drink named this as a "Bratz" thing.
:)
sfb
Check out the drink's picture here
http://www.cocktailguiden.com/cocktailbilder/Bratz-on-Apeach.jpg
Here is the yummy sounding recipe!
Bratz on Apeach
A new drink recipe featuring Absolut Apeach, the newest member of the Absolut vodka family.
40 ml Absolut Apeach
60 ml pineapple juice
60 ml cranberry juice
egg white or frothee
Shake well with ice in a cocktail shaker.
Strain into a cocktail glass and decorate with a maraschino cherry
Just so you know this is NOT an official MGA thing so this name may be changed but it was just fun to notice- but MGA did not want the Bratz on cig lighters etc, they never would have had a drink named this as a "Bratz" thing.
:)
sfb
Bratz and MGA's PR Team win the top award :)
MGA deserves to be recognized for all the great things they do. Thing is this was just one nice thing they did- you have read right here about all the other cool things they do and they deserve this! They told me they got to give a speech in front of a lot of movie stars and other industry people, this is so cool!
:)
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PBS? AWARD-WINNING SERIES ?P.O.V.? AND
> MGA ENTERTAINMENT?S ?BRATZ? NAMED WINNERS
> OF THIRD ANNUAL EPPSILON AWARDS
> HONORING OUTSTANDING CAUSE-ORIENTED
> ENTERTAINMENT PUBLIC RELATIONS CAMPAIGNS
>
> Lynne Weaver Award
> Recognizing Outstanding Pro-Bono Work
> Awarded to Sue Procko
>
> The Entertainment Publicists Professional Society (EPPS)
> announced today the winners of the third annual EPPSilon
> Award. Award recipients include the PBS series ?P.O.V.? and
> MGA Entertainment?s Bratz Fashion Doll line and girls? lifestyle
> brand. The awards, recognizing excellence in issue-oriented
> public relations campaigns within the entertainment industry for
> 2004, were presented at the 9th Annual PRISM Awards of the
> Entertainment Industries Council, Inc. (EIC) on April 28 at the
> Beverly Hills Hotel.
>
> The organization also continued its recognition of the efforts of
> public relations professionals with the second annual Lynne
> Weaver Award for exceptional pro bono service during an EPPS
> member?s career. The award was presented to Sue Procko of
> Procko Public Relations for her powerful advocacy for AIDS
> education, research and the funding of service organizations
> nationwide through her work with the Video Industry AIDS Action
> Committee (VIAAC). She is also active with her husband Jeff?s
> non-profit organization, The Western Law Center for Disability
> Rights, promoting the rights of people with disabilities and the
> public interest in and awareness of those rights by providing
> legal and related services.
>
> ?These awards recognize efforts that often go unseen,? said
> Scott Pansky, EPPS president and General Manager of Allison &
> Partners. ?The ability to develop a strategy to publicize and
> promote a project through both traditional media and
> philanthropic programs or charities can create a win-win
> program for everyone involved.?
> PBS?s ?P.O.V.? received an EPPSilon Award for its work on
> behalf of the documentary film ?Farmingville,? which crystallized
> the debate over immigration following the shocking attempted
> murders of two Mexican day laborers in a small Long Island
> town. MGA Entertainment received the award following their
> cause-related efforts on behalf of their holiday campaign, ?A
> Passion for Giving? which involved the donation of over one
> million toys to needy children across North America. It also
> recognizes MGA Entertainment for its philanthropic contribution
> to the Starlight Starbright Children?s Foundation.
> The EPPSilon Award was created in 2002 by the EPPS board of
> directors, in conjunction with the leadership of the EIC, whose
> annual PRISM Awards recognize productions and performances
> accurately depicting drug, alcohol and tobacco use and
> addiction. Previous winners include Showtime Networks,
> NBC/Bravo, ESPN and Buena Vista Home Entertainment.
>
> EPPS is a national leader in publicity and marketing education,
> providing valuable seminars, industry resources and networking
> opportunities in Los Angeles and New York, focusing on the
> needs of the publicity community.
:)
**************************
PBS? AWARD-WINNING SERIES ?P.O.V.? AND
> MGA ENTERTAINMENT?S ?BRATZ? NAMED WINNERS
> OF THIRD ANNUAL EPPSILON AWARDS
> HONORING OUTSTANDING CAUSE-ORIENTED
> ENTERTAINMENT PUBLIC RELATIONS CAMPAIGNS
>
> Lynne Weaver Award
> Recognizing Outstanding Pro-Bono Work
> Awarded to Sue Procko
>
> The Entertainment Publicists Professional Society (EPPS)
> announced today the winners of the third annual EPPSilon
> Award. Award recipients include the PBS series ?P.O.V.? and
> MGA Entertainment?s Bratz Fashion Doll line and girls? lifestyle
> brand. The awards, recognizing excellence in issue-oriented
> public relations campaigns within the entertainment industry for
> 2004, were presented at the 9th Annual PRISM Awards of the
> Entertainment Industries Council, Inc. (EIC) on April 28 at the
> Beverly Hills Hotel.
>
> The organization also continued its recognition of the efforts of
> public relations professionals with the second annual Lynne
> Weaver Award for exceptional pro bono service during an EPPS
> member?s career. The award was presented to Sue Procko of
> Procko Public Relations for her powerful advocacy for AIDS
> education, research and the funding of service organizations
> nationwide through her work with the Video Industry AIDS Action
> Committee (VIAAC). She is also active with her husband Jeff?s
> non-profit organization, The Western Law Center for Disability
> Rights, promoting the rights of people with disabilities and the
> public interest in and awareness of those rights by providing
> legal and related services.
>
> ?These awards recognize efforts that often go unseen,? said
> Scott Pansky, EPPS president and General Manager of Allison &
> Partners. ?The ability to develop a strategy to publicize and
> promote a project through both traditional media and
> philanthropic programs or charities can create a win-win
> program for everyone involved.?
> PBS?s ?P.O.V.? received an EPPSilon Award for its work on
> behalf of the documentary film ?Farmingville,? which crystallized
> the debate over immigration following the shocking attempted
> murders of two Mexican day laborers in a small Long Island
> town. MGA Entertainment received the award following their
> cause-related efforts on behalf of their holiday campaign, ?A
> Passion for Giving? which involved the donation of over one
> million toys to needy children across North America. It also
> recognizes MGA Entertainment for its philanthropic contribution
> to the Starlight Starbright Children?s Foundation.
> The EPPSilon Award was created in 2002 by the EPPS board of
> directors, in conjunction with the leadership of the EIC, whose
> annual PRISM Awards recognize productions and performances
> accurately depicting drug, alcohol and tobacco use and
> addiction. Previous winners include Showtime Networks,
> NBC/Bravo, ESPN and Buena Vista Home Entertainment.
>
> EPPS is a national leader in publicity and marketing education,
> providing valuable seminars, industry resources and networking
> opportunities in Los Angeles and New York, focusing on the
> needs of the publicity community.
Wednesday, April 27, 2005
New Bratz World.TV cover picture :)
I love the look of the Flame set of Bratz Furniture
so I wanted to make a picture full of those colors, so I just had fun with it :)
so I wanted to make a picture full of those colors, so I just had fun with it :)
Thursday, April 14, 2005
MGA sues Mattel!
I know of one really nasty thing Mattel pulled recently and MGA asked me not to mention it but I am sure it will come out in the details of this case. Its not a surprise, Mattel is a nasty bully.
April 13, 2005
MGA Entertainment, Inc. Files Suit against Mattel, Inc.
LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 13, 2005--MGA Entertainment, Inc., the maker of the world famous "BRATZ" dolls, filed a multi-count federal lawsuit against Mattel, Inc. in the Central District of California on April 13, 2005. In what MGA calls "A Picture Speaks a Thousand Words" lawsuit against the behemoth toy company, MGA alleges that Mattel has engaged in acts of unfair competition and intellectual property infringement intended to damage MGA's market share, confuse consumers and trade on MGA's goodwill.
"MGA is committed to taking all steps necessary to protect the value of BRATZ and its other intellectual property and, through its complaint, seeks significant damages from Mattel," says Isaac Larian, CEO of MGA Entertainment.
MGA's stellar legal team is comprised of Dale Cendali of O'Melveny & Myers and Patricia Glaser of Christensen, Miller, Fink, Jacobs, Glaser, Weil and Shapiro LLP.
MGA Entertainment, a consumer entertainment products company headquartered in Van Nuys, California, manufactures innovative lines of proprietary and licensed products, including toys and games, dolls, consumer electronics, home decor, stationary and sporting goods. BRATZ was introduced in June 2001, and has since become one of the world's premiere toy lines and girls' lifestyle brands. The BRATZ brand is also noted for having won Family Fun magazine's Toy of the Year Award four years in a row. With over 350 licensees worldwide, BRATZ brings together innovative companies and cutting-edge fashion styles to create exciting new products in apparel, footwear, fashion accessories and so much more.
April 13, 2005
MGA Entertainment, Inc. Files Suit against Mattel, Inc.
LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 13, 2005--MGA Entertainment, Inc., the maker of the world famous "BRATZ" dolls, filed a multi-count federal lawsuit against Mattel, Inc. in the Central District of California on April 13, 2005. In what MGA calls "A Picture Speaks a Thousand Words" lawsuit against the behemoth toy company, MGA alleges that Mattel has engaged in acts of unfair competition and intellectual property infringement intended to damage MGA's market share, confuse consumers and trade on MGA's goodwill.
"MGA is committed to taking all steps necessary to protect the value of BRATZ and its other intellectual property and, through its complaint, seeks significant damages from Mattel," says Isaac Larian, CEO of MGA Entertainment.
MGA's stellar legal team is comprised of Dale Cendali of O'Melveny & Myers and Patricia Glaser of Christensen, Miller, Fink, Jacobs, Glaser, Weil and Shapiro LLP.
MGA Entertainment, a consumer entertainment products company headquartered in Van Nuys, California, manufactures innovative lines of proprietary and licensed products, including toys and games, dolls, consumer electronics, home decor, stationary and sporting goods. BRATZ was introduced in June 2001, and has since become one of the world's premiere toy lines and girls' lifestyle brands. The BRATZ brand is also noted for having won Family Fun magazine's Toy of the Year Award four years in a row. With over 350 licensees worldwide, BRATZ brings together innovative companies and cutting-edge fashion styles to create exciting new products in apparel, footwear, fashion accessories and so much more.
Wednesday, April 13, 2005
Friday, April 08, 2005
Out and about with the Bratz gal Dana
"Live In Concert" Bratz gal Dana out and about with her hair down flyin' free
Final Bratz Auction amounts
The Bratz Celebrity auction went well- so thanks very much to all who bid and all who passed the info along! :)
$26.00 - Anthony Hamilton
$133.25 - Tim McGraw
$560.00 - Amy Lee
$262.00 - Velvet Revolver
$81.00 - Alicia Keys
$153.25 - Gretchen Wilson
$305.00 - Lisa Marie Presley
$25.00 - Mavis Staples
$102.50 - Melissa Etheridge & Tammy Lynn Michaels
$102.50 - Penelope Cruz
$113.61 - Sheryl Crow
$76.00 - Lynyrd Skynyrd
$93.99 - The Black Eyed Peas
$25.00 - Elvin Bishop
$202.50 - Marc Anthony & Jennifer Lopez
$46.75 - Blind Boys of Alabama
$152.50 - James Brown
$63.03 - Eve
$25.00 - Franz Ferdinand
$201.50 - Green Day
$77.00 - Hoobastank
$31.00 - John Legend
$76.00 - Los Lonely Boys
$76.00 - Ludacris
$81.00 - Maroon 5
$198.00 - Ricky Martin
$32.00 - Billy Preston
$250.00 - Quentin Tarantino
$102.50 - Tyra Banks
$102.50 - Rob Thomas
$26.00 - Anthony Hamilton
$133.25 - Tim McGraw
$560.00 - Amy Lee
$262.00 - Velvet Revolver
$81.00 - Alicia Keys
$153.25 - Gretchen Wilson
$305.00 - Lisa Marie Presley
$25.00 - Mavis Staples
$102.50 - Melissa Etheridge & Tammy Lynn Michaels
$102.50 - Penelope Cruz
$113.61 - Sheryl Crow
$76.00 - Lynyrd Skynyrd
$93.99 - The Black Eyed Peas
$25.00 - Elvin Bishop
$202.50 - Marc Anthony & Jennifer Lopez
$46.75 - Blind Boys of Alabama
$152.50 - James Brown
$63.03 - Eve
$25.00 - Franz Ferdinand
$201.50 - Green Day
$77.00 - Hoobastank
$31.00 - John Legend
$76.00 - Los Lonely Boys
$76.00 - Ludacris
$81.00 - Maroon 5
$198.00 - Ricky Martin
$32.00 - Billy Preston
$250.00 - Quentin Tarantino
$102.50 - Tyra Banks
$102.50 - Rob Thomas
Tuesday, April 05, 2005
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