Bruce Willis(??) presents The Hip Hop Project | Saturday

Bruno, Bruno, Bruno. You can't hope to compete with Steven Seagal. Why must you try?

I believe the two question marks after Bruce Willis' name are completely appropriate in this instance.

If people were to take time out to figure out what the film is, they would not be such wiseasses. Willis is involved with this documentary which follows the Hip Hop Project working with kids using the power of music as an expression for art and self respect. They work with students in my school and have had a powerful impact on them. We are taking the kids to see the film at a screening on Tuesday.

If people were to take time out to figure out what the film is, they would not be such wiseasses. Willis is involved with this documentary which follows the Hip Hop Project working with kids using the power of music as an expression for art and self respect. They work with students in my school and have had a powerful impact on them. We are taking the kids to see the film at a screening on Tuesday.

If people were to take time out to figure out what the film is, they would not be such wiseasses. Willis is involved with this documentary which follows the Hip Hop Project working with kids using the power of music as an expression for art and self respect. They work with students in my school and have had a powerful impact on them. We are taking the kids to see the film at a screening on Tuesday.

If people were to take time out to figure out what the film is, they would not be such wiseasses. Willis is involved with this documentary which follows the Hip Hop Project working with kids using the power of music as an expression for art and self respect. They work with students in my school and have had a powerful impact on them. We are taking the kids to see the film at a screening on Tuesday.

If people were to take time out to figure out what the film is, they would not be such wiseasses. Willis is involved with this documentary which follows the Hip Hop Project working with kids using the power of music as an expression for art and self respect. They work with students in my school and have had a powerful impact on them. We are taking the kids to see the film at a screening on Tuesday.

No matter how many times you say it, Adam (does the film, perhaps, have something to do with autism?), I still reserve my right to be a wiseass. Especially when Mr. capitalizing-on-my-TV-stardom-to-sell-a-harmonica-album I-dated-a-pornstar-and-love-the-types-of-sex-the-republicans-for-whom-I-campaign-want-to-outlaw sticks his name above the title.

"Look, Demi, I can produce moovies too!"

THIS WAS A GREAT TOPIC FOR MY SPEECH PRESENTATION IN COMMUNICATIONS CLASS! THANKS!

THIS WAS A GREAT TOPIC FOR MY SPEECH PRESENTATION IN COMMUNICATIONS CLASS! THANKS!

VH1 Hip Hop Honors Week presents
a special preview screening of the powerful new documentary film
THE HIP HOP PROJECT

Introduction by: Danny Simmons
Hosted by: Q-Tip

Thursday, October 12, 2006
Brooklyn Museum
200 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, New York 11238
Take the 2 or 3 to Eastern Parkway/Brooklyn Museum

Free Parking
FREE ADMISSION

Reception – 5pm
Screening – 6pm
(running time: 90mins)

RSVP Required by Friday, October 6, 2006:
rsvp@pressurepointfilms.com

From Executive Producers Bruce Willis and Queen Latifah, The Hip Hop Project is the compelling story of a young man named, Kazi, a formerly homeless teenager who inspires a group of New York City teens to transform their life stories into powerful works of art, using hip hop as a vehicle for self-development and personal discovery. In contrast to all the negative attention focused on hip hop, this is a story of hope, healing and the realization of dreams.

To watch the trailer and for general film information visit: www.pressurepointfilms.com

VH1 Hip Hop Honors Week presents
a special preview screening of the powerful new documentary film
THE HIP HOP PROJECT

Introduction by: Danny Simmons
Hosted by: Q-Tip

Thursday, October 12, 2006
Brooklyn Museum
200 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, New York 11238
Take the 2 or 3 to Eastern Parkway/Brooklyn Museum

Free Parking
FREE ADMISSION

Reception – 5pm
Screening – 6pm
(running time: 90mins)

RSVP Required by Friday, October 6, 2006:
rsvp@pressurepointfilms.com

From Executive Producers Bruce Willis and Queen Latifah, The Hip Hop Project is the compelling story of a young man named, Kazi, a formerly homeless teenager who inspires a group of New York City teens to transform their life stories into powerful works of art, using hip hop as a vehicle for self-development and personal discovery. In contrast to all the negative attention focused on hip hop, this is a story of hope, healing and the realization of dreams.

To watch the trailer and for general film information visit: www.pressurepointfilms.com