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Larry King Draws In More Celebs For Gulf Disaster Telethon
Posted on Mon Jun 21, 2010 01:05 PM PDT
Larry King is aiming to raise millions tonight to benefit victims of the Gulf Coast oil spill during CNN's 2-hour telethon, Disaster In The Gulf: How You Can Help.
X17online has learned that Sting will have a special performance during the broadcast. Also just added to the telethon lineup: Ke$ha, Lakers' champ Ron Artest, Gwen Stefani's hubby Gavin Rossdale and Nicole Richie.
The following celebrities have already announced their involvement: Cameron Diaz, Justin Bieber, Jenny McCarthy, Ryan Seacrest, Tim McGraw, Alyssa Milano, Edward James Olmos, Ian Somerhalder, Melania Trump and Pete Wentz ... just to name a few.
As for why he got involved with the cause, King says:
- “I understand bureaucracy and that some things take time, but when you’re out of work, you don’t need help tomorrow, you need help today. I’m grateful so many friends and colleagues are coming out to support our June 21st telethon. We’re going to raise all we can to help the people and also the wildlife that need it now.”
The telethon airs tonight on CNN from 8 - 10pm EST.
Will you be donating?
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Comments
Larry King has been dead since 1980.
Amazing that this is the first effort on the part of Hollywood to raise money for this disaster. Where are all the other telethons like they had for Haiti, Katrina, etc.??
Viagra!
better late than never
BP could have closed that damn spill a long time ago by detonating it.
BUT they want to keep the well open - that's the main problem with them.
They have no solution for kepping it open and preventing the spillage now.
A telethon is not a solution.
The US military needs to go in and close up the dam well permanently, else we will have a coastal devastation like in some African nations tht have had oil spillage on their shores.
Good for you Larry.....Rupert Murdoch's already pledging half of Glenn Beck and Sean Hannity's salaries for 1 yr combined...lol.
to hell with BP and bless Larry King and all the people that helped with and phoned in to the Telathon!