Dave Navarro Live Tonight :: David Faustino, The Dollyrots

Dave Navarro's Spread Entertainment
Airs Live Tonight: 8pm Eastern / 5pm Pacific

ManiaTV.com delivers you Dave Navarro's Spread Entertainment,
live internet talk show Mon-Fri 8pm ET. Catch the LIVE show every
Thursday from the Dragon Fly Club in Hollywood, CA. 


::Tonight's Guests::

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David Faustino
Best known for his role as 'Bud' on "Married with
Children" (1987), David's character's persona,
"Grandmaster B", was a parody of his real attempts at
becoming a rap star. He is currently in the process of
filming for the movie RoboDoc.

The Dollyrots 
This Blackheart Records band promises to pack
a potent punch from start to finish, broadening
their scope, in both message and music. Since
the release of Because I’m Awesome they have
their music has been picked up by numerous
major networks shows including Ugly Betty. 
Check out their live performance tonight!

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 "It's time for people to take back what it is they want to see...
  I want to use the internet to support artists and see things
  that are out there."  - Dave Navarro

Dave Navarro Comes to ManiaTV.com

Navarro to 'Spread' weekly show online
Associated Press
April 25, 2007

SpreadEntertainmentTV

Red Hot Chili Peppers and Jane's Addiction guitarist rocker Dave Navarro is getting an online show with Denver-based ManiaTV.

The hourlong, weekly "Spread Entertainment" is scheduled to debut May 17 at 8 p.m. EDT on ManiaTV.com from the Dragonfly night club in Hollywood, in front of a live studio audience.

"It's like a looser version of 'Donahue' in a night club," where the studio audience can get up for a drink or a smoke during the show, Navarro said Tuesday. "I wanted to create a party atmosphere."

Navarro already does an FM radio show, plus an Internet radio show broadcast from his home through a Web site with his blog and podcasts.

And he's already done the TV thing, acting as co-host of CBS' "Rock Star: INXS" and having his wedding to Carmen Electra taped for MTV.

Navarro said he was attracted to doing a show on the Internet, where there's no censorship and more freedom.

"It's time for people to take back what it is they want to see," Navarro said.

"I want to use the Internet to support artists and see things that are out there that other corporate structures aren't allowing us to see. It seems with satellite TV, the Internet, magazines -- there's almost so many options, and we're only seeing the same five things."

Audience members will be able to ask questions of guests, who may be famous or not.

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