Look To The Stars News: Romeo

Celebrities SANG With The Band For Charity

Mon, 23 May 2011 12:00:00 +0000

On Tuesday, May 17, 2011 some of the biggest names in publishing, finance, technology, media and the entertainment industry sang and danced the night away at Larry Benet and SANG’s “I’m With The Band” live celebrity karaoke event at Hollywood hotspot Avalon.

Master P – photo by Joe Scarnici of Wire Image

Master P And Romeo To Launch Childhood Obesity School Tour

Fri, 23 Apr 2010 11:30:00 +0000

Rapper Master P and his son Romeo will launch their school tour to end childhood obesity in LA today.

The father and son were named as ambassadors for It’s Time Kids – an organization that is dedicated to getting inner-city youth on the right track mentally and physically – earlier this month.

“Making Romeo Miller our national spokesperson is the perfect fit,” said Lisa Stewart, a representative for It’s Time Kids. “He’s a superstar entertainer, college student and athlete who loves education and kids. With all of this going on, Romeo takes time out of his busy schedule to exercise regularly and eat right, so that he can maintain his healthy and fit physique. He’s a great example of hard work pays off.”

Look To The Stars Asks Romeo

Fri, 14 Dec 2007 11:29:36 +0000

Romeo (formerly “Lil’ Romeo”) is not only a well known rapper/actor but also the eighteen year old son of producer and entertainment mogul Master P. His father was a featured competitor on the television hit, “Dancing with the Stars”. Moreover, with the wonderful things the dynamic duo of father and son are doing in several communities in the USA, they may dance a place right into your heart.

LTTS: The last time we talked to you was at the Diversity Awards and you touched on the subject of a project you and your father are doing in New Orleans. Please expand on your project.

Supporting A Colorful Vision Of Hollywood

Tue, 27 Nov 2007 14:23:33 +0000

The 15th annual Diversity Awards, a night when Hollywood celebrates diversity in the fields of film and television, took place at Universal Studios on November 17. The event is a benefit for the Multicultural Motion Picture Association’s (MMPA) Educational and Development Scholarship Fund, which helps talented and dedicated students seeking entry into the film and television professions.

The black tie event was open to the public at a ticket price of $300.00, and included a live auction conducted during the dinner in an effort to raise funds for the scholarship fund. A signed guitar by the members of R&B group Outkast was among the items for bid. A basketball signed by the original members of the Olympic Dream Team, including Larry Bird, Michael Jordan, and Magic Johnson, was also up for sale, and from the newer regime of basketball fame, there was a sneaker autographed by Kobe Bryant.

Celebrities of varied cultural backgrounds, including those of British, Haitian, Indian, Latino, Italian, and American descent, came to present awards and support the event. Antonio Sabato Jr, Tatayana Ali, Sharon Leal, Kel Mitchell, Kal Penn, Sally Richardson, Michael DeLorenzo, and Romeo were just a few of the stars of the film, television and music worlds to attend.