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Visual Industries, Inc. (VUAL) Subsidiary Sterling Worldwide Entertainment Announces the Start of Production on Late-Night Talk

^{Published on 2009-11-05 13:56:16 - Market Wire}
 

PENNINGTON, NJ--(Marketwire - November 5, 2009) - Visual Industries, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: [ VUAL ]) subsidiary Sterling Worldwide Entertainment's Television Division starts production on "It's Late" -- a 30-minute talk show hosted by Gunnar Nelson. "It's Late" was created by Sterling producer Cheryl Quell and will be directed by Steve Portney.

Host Gunnar Nelson -- an actor, musician, singer/songwriter, and international multi-platinum recording artist -- hails from the musical and acting family dynasties the Nelsons and the Harmons. He is a multi-faceted performer whose talents will make "It's Late" a hit show.

"It's Late" introduces newcomer Susie Duecker and a cast that includes Selina Diaz, Carly Sadolf, and Rachel LeFevre. Celebrity interviews include Roxy Olin from ABC's "Brothers & Sisters" and "The City" and Adam Ferrara from "Rescue Me." The show is full of music, fun, and surprise handouts for the live audience at Mohegan Sun, where the show is being produced.

Steve Donaldson, president of Sterling Worldwide Entertainment, states, "Gunnar Nelson will bring his light-hearted comedy and musical brilliance to the late-night arena in a fun and energetic style and welcome musical guests and celebrities from all genres. We are proud to introduce 'It's Late' to a broader audience."

Sterling Worldwide Entertainment's other divisions include Sterling Pictures, Sterling Theater Group, Sterling Artist Management, and Sterling Home Entertainment. [ www.sterlingwwe.com ]

For further information, contact Rich Kaiser, Investor relations, YES INTERNATIONAL, 800-631-8127.

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