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Texas State Fair reveals lineup for 2024 season
- DALLAS, Texas (KETK) — For 24 days, people can enjoy live music attending the concert series at the Chevrolet Main Stage as part of the Texas State Fair beginning late September. This year’s line up include: Opening Week: Sept. 27 to Oct. 3 Jo Dee Messina, Deitrick Haddon, Big Daddy Kane, Los Pescadores, UNT Four […]
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‘Fix My Choir's’ Michelle Williams, Deitrick Haddon Remake ‘Rather Be’ With YouTube's Tyler Ward, Fresh Big Mouf (Exclusive Video)
Destiny's Child singer Michelle Williams and gospel superstar Deitrick Haddon, the stars of Oxygen's “Fix My Choir,” ?have teamed with YouTube “beat scout” Fresh Big Mouf and YouTube collaborating influencer Tyler Ward on a music video.
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Oxygen Sets Debut Date for Michelle Williams’ ‘Fix My Choir,’ Releases First Teaser (Exclusive)
Oxygen's new unscripted music series “Fix My Choir” will debut Nov. 5. The show stars Destiny's Child singer Michelle Williams and gospel star Deitrick Haddon, who travel around the country mentoring dysfunctional choirs. Williams made her name as part of super-group Destiny's Child, but recently she's taken a turn toward gospel. Suddenly Williams and Haddon bust onto the scene and the crowd goes wild.
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Oxygen Greenlights Seven New Series As Part Of Upcoming Rebranding
Oxygen Media unveiled seven new original series for its 2014 slate today under new president Francis Berwick and said it is planning a rebrand for later this year “targeting modern, young women.” Docu-series on the roster range in subjects from finding the next female hip-hop star (executive produced by rapper T.I.) to comediennes, and competition series involving street artists and nail designers. They will join returning series Preachers Of LA, which recently was picked up for a second season
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Oxygen Rebranding Underway, Orders 7 New Series
It hopes to capitalize on the network's younger-skewing female audience — eight years younger than other female-centric cable networks. Oxygen Media President Frances Berwick gestured that changes were coming for Oxygen when TheWrap spoke to her back in December. Oxygen has greenlit seven new series for its 2014-2015 slate, including?shows from producers 51 Minds (“Below Deck,” “Redneck Island”), Embassy Row (“Watch What Happens Live,” “The Glee Project”) and Brownstone Entertainment (“Eat Drink
