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Sean 'Hollywood' Hamilton
On air: Weekdays 3pm to 7pm
Call / Text: 800-245-1035 / 31035
Email: hollywood@ktu.com
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Call / Text: 800-245-1035 / 31035
Email: hollywood@ktu.com
Facebook: Become a Fan
For the last 20 years, Sean 'Hollywood' Hamilton has been one of the most recognizable names in radio from coast-to-coast. He has established a legion of fans and admirers within the music industry, when he hosted shows at Z-100 in New York, KIIS FM in Los Angeles and then back again at KTU in New York, and all becoming #1 in the Arbitron ratings in a short amount of time.
Sean Hamilton always dreamed about becoming a Disc Jockey, and his dream started when he was six-teen years old and constructed an illegal pirate radio station in the basement of his parent's home. Sean admits 'I knew I wanted to pursue a career in this business when I caught the bug back then illegally, speaking to 6 people on a clear day. It was such a great feeling that I decided I wanted to speak to a few more.' When his pirate radio station was pulled off the air by the Federal Communications Commission he Immediately landed his first job in commercial radio in his hometown of Reno, Nevada. In 1990 New Line Cinema released a motion picture called 'Pump up the Volume' starring Christian Slater, which was loosely based on Sean's life.
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Tuesday, March 06, 2012
LADY GAGA REVEALS 'BORN THIS WAY BALL' STAGE
Lady Gaga revealed the stage plan for her upcoming Born This Way Ball tour. The tour is scheduled to launch later this year and will run into 2013. Gaga has not yet announced dates for the tour. Gaga explained the design on her Facebook page.
Thursday, February 02, 2012
RIHANNA SPENDS $160,000 ON PORTRAIT
Rihanna spent $160,000 on this Marilyn Monroe portrait.
Thursday, February 02, 2012
SNOOKI AND JWOWW COMING TO JERSEY CITY
Snookie and JWoww are getting ready to launch their "Jersey Shore" spinoff. the new show could still be staying in the Garden State. MTV producers are reportedly scouting locations in Hoboken and Jersey City for Snooki and JWoww's as-yet-unnamed series.
The network described Snooki and JWoww's show as a look at the ladies' lives away from the beach.
Hoboken and Jersey City could prove to be a good fit for the pair's boozy shenanigans: Hoboken boasts the most bars per-capita of any city in the United States, and both cities are a short train-ride away from Manhattan's bustiling nightlife.
Friday, December 16, 2011
HOLIDAY DISPLAYS IN OUT AREA
The Holiday Lights Inside Grand Central Terminal
Perfect for the whole family, don’t miss this year’s annual light show at Grand Central Terminal. Enjoy the dazzling illumination and holiday images seen on the famous Sky Ceiling walls. Afterwards, visit the model train exhibit and stop by Vanderbilt Hall for some last minute holiday shopping.
Winter Garden Holiday Lights
World Financial Center
West Street, near Vesey Street
Make your way towards the water for the beautiful Winter Garden. With thousands of white lights hanging from palm trees along the west side, you’ll think you’re in a tropical wonderland. Be sure to find Santa for a photo opportunity.
Rockefeller Center
An international symbol of the holidays, this year’s magnificent spruce will be decorated in 30,000 environmentally friendly LED lights. Enjoy all the displays and exhibits surrounding Rockefeller Plaza.
Dyker Heights
83rd St. to 86th St between Eleventh Ave. and Twelfth Ave; Brooklyn
After sundown, head to Dyker Heights for a majestic holiday light display experience. Known for their elaborate decorations from late November through early January, this is one neighborhood you won’t want to miss. A bright wonderland, Dyker Heights is a must-see spot.
Brooklyn’s Holiday Light Spectacular
310A 22nd Street, Brooklyn
Head to South Slope, Brooklyn, for a holiday spectacular. Owner Chris Schneider and his friend Ryan Powers have been gearing up for their annual show since before Thanksgiving. With a new theme each year, this year’s display promises to be interactive. Enjoy the computerized light show and story that loops every 20 minutes starting at 5 p.m. each night.
