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HOME > FameNBC's 'Fame' reveals details of 'Fastlane To Fame' prize packageOver the past several weeks, world-renowned actor/director/choreographer Debbie Allen has been traveling the country looking for the best of the best on behalf of NBC’s new reality series “Fame.” Last night, Shannon Bex, from Lake Oswego, Oregon, Alex Boyd from McLean, Virginia and Garry Adams from Merrick, New York moved on in the competition. The series, which is hosted by multi-talented ‘N SYNC star Joey Fatone, features 24 semi-finalists chosen by Allen from four open cattle calls featuring thousands of hopefuls.
- Johnny Wright, President of The Wright Entertainment Group, one of music’s top management companies representing such top names as ‘N SYNC, Britney Spears, Sean “P. Diddy” Combs, Dream and Boyz II Men, will sign the winner to a one-year representation deal. The deal will feature a guarantee that the winner record a single under Wright’s record label Wire Records. A superstar producer like P. Diddy, Justin Timberlake or Jermaine Dupri will produce the single. - The Debbie Allen Dance Academy, Allen’s world-class school, will provide the winner with one year of training. The school’s master trainers have come from all around the world: Kirov and Boishoi Ballet, Alvin Ailey’s American Dance Theatre, Broadway and more. - The W Hotel Los Angeles, sleek in design and superior in service, will be providing the winner with one of their stylish suites for one calendar year while they ride the “fastlane to fame.” - One of the top Hollywood agencies will guide their careers and living expenses will also be provided. “Fame,” the new ten-hour reality series moves to its regular timeslot on Wednesday, June 4 (8-9 p.m.ET). “Fame” is produced by MGM Television Entertainment and Stone Stanley Entertainment with David G. Stanley, Scott A. Stone and multiple Emmy-Award winner Jeff Margolis serving as executive producers.
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