Movies and their music to be on On Demand
Published: May 29, 2007 at 6:23 PM
HOLLYWOOD, May 29 (UPI) -- NBC Universal On Demand and Music Choice are offering a "Music and Movies" Video On Demand category featuring musical artists starring in Hollywood films.
The line-up will be available on cable companies' On Demand viewing Friday, NBC Universal TV Networks Distribution and Music Choice said in a joint news release Tuesday.
Content for the "Music & Movies" category will include the films and music videos from each of the featured artists, which include Justin Timberlake in "Alpha Dog," Alicia Keyes in "Smokin' Aces" and Mandy Moore in "Because I Said So." Music Choice will be the exclusive provider of the music videos from each artist. The music videos will be offered free and the films will be pay-per-view.
"Smokin' Aces" premieres Thursday, followed by "Alpha Dog" on June 14 and "Because I Said So" June 22.
The line-up will be available on cable companies' On Demand viewing Friday, NBC Universal TV Networks Distribution and Music Choice said in a joint news release Tuesday.
Content for the "Music & Movies" category will include the films and music videos from each of the featured artists, which include Justin Timberlake in "Alpha Dog," Alicia Keyes in "Smokin' Aces" and Mandy Moore in "Because I Said So." Music Choice will be the exclusive provider of the music videos from each artist. The music videos will be offered free and the films will be pay-per-view.
"Smokin' Aces" premieres Thursday, followed by "Alpha Dog" on June 14 and "Because I Said So" June 22.
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