2010 NAACP Image Awards

Posted in Public Relations on Feb 24, 2010

According to BlackVoices.com, the ’41st Annual NAACP Image Awards’ producers have announced actors Hill Harper and Anika Noni Rose as hosts of the ceremony, which will be broadcast live from Los Angeles’ historic Shrine Auditorium on FOX Feb. 26. Client, Romeo Brown, will be attending, so watch out for him on the red carpet!

“Anika Noni Rose and Hill Harper are a part of a new generation of Hollywood that embodies the spirit of the Image Awards,” said NAACP Hollywood Bureau Executive Director Vicangelo Bulluck, who serves as executive producer of the awards telecast. “Their talent and success is inspiring and adds a sophisticated glamour to the evening.”

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