Heroes for Autism
Band From TV: Hugh Laurie, Greg Grunberg, Adrian Pasdar, among others
Having a concert to benefit autism.
http://www.bandfromtv.org/shows.php You can watch them here on the Tonight Show
Here's where you can get tickets.
http://www.heroesforautism.com/
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Great and worthwhile idea. If I remember the stats correctly 1 out of every 150 people have some form of Autism. If I lived in the area I would be interested in attending. My spouse and I have 2 Asperger children.
That's awesome. I'd have gone if I lived nearby. Ironically enough, I had Epilepsy as a kid, and now have the diagnosis of Asperger Syndrome (Band From TV give part of it's money to the Epilepsy Foundation, and now will be playing at an event for Autism).
QUOTE (StephW @ Mar 8 2009, 05:08 AM) 
That's awesome. I'd have gone if I lived nearby. Ironically enough, I had Epilepsy as a kid, and now have the diagnosis of Asperger Syndrome (Band From TV give part of it's money to the Epilepsy Foundation, and now will be playing at an event for Autism).
Its happening in April, so if you have the money...
My best friend's son has autism. I lie awake at night thinking what happens to him after we're all gone.
I have Asperger's and sometimes I can't understand the emotions of others, but that doesn't stop my day. I wonder what will happen to me in the future with my career though?
I'm glad that you made a posting about the event, but Band From TV is just one of the artists who will be there. This event was made possible by photographer and camera assistant Greg Cohen. The show will have a wide array of photographic offerings, all of which are being auctioned for charity, and the accompaniment of music. Music by Band From TV, Wendy and Lisa, and others. It's going to be really, really fantastic. I just interviewed Mr. Cohen tonight for an interview for House Petrelli. I should have that squared away by early next week. It's an amazing event Mr. Cohen has worked out. So many people from the show have come together to make this happen. It truly is Heroes for Autism.
If you cannot attend, they are collecting donations as well.
If you cannot attend, they are collecting donations as well.
QUOTE (JentheFangirl @ Mar 19 2009, 10:12 PM)
I'm glad that you made a posting about the event, but Band From TV is just one of the artists who will be there. This event was made possible by photographer and camera assistant Greg Cohen. The show will have a wide array of photographic offerings, all of which are being auctioned for charity, and the accompaniment of music. Music by Band From TV, Wendy and Lisa, and others. It's going to be really, really fantastic. I just interviewed Mr. Cohen tonight for an interview for House Petrelli. I should have that squared away by early next week. It's an amazing event Mr. Cohen has worked out. So many people from the show have come together to make this happen. It truly is Heroes for Autism.
If you cannot attend, they are collecting donations as well.
If you cannot attend, they are collecting donations as well.
Good points.
Also, if you're a GE employee, GE will match your donation if you want to donate.
http://www.ge.com/foundation/employee_prog...ching_gifts.jsp
It sounds like its going to be a blast and a wonderful way to support a cause that desperately needs it.
$70.00 General Admin.
VIP $200.00 with cocktails.
http://www.heroesforautism.com/
Some good photography, too. I'm rather excited about seeing Milo's piece in person. It's a very good series...and it's Adrian Pasdar. There are eleven people from Heroes who are showing pieces. In addition to the eleven, one of the child artists is the son of an employee on the show. This benefit harks back to the challenge Kring gave at Comic Con in 07. I'm so excited about this and I want Cohen to be really successful with it.
Another thing to note is that April is Autism Awareness Month.
Another thing to note is that April is Autism Awareness Month.
QUOTE (JentheFangirl @ Mar 20 2009, 05:12 AM)
So many people from the show have come together to make this happen. It truly is Heroes for Autism.
If you cannot attend, they are collecting donations as well.
That sounds like a fun event and cool cause! Neat to see Ntare in the mix of artists - Usutu was a great character, imo...If you cannot attend, they are collecting donations as well.
Well, I donated to Jake's Crazy Brainwaves for the National Walk for Epilepsy comin' up in about a week, so I figure the next one I can kinda help out with is by donatin' for this cause, too.
Cool to see what the HEROES folks do to help out!
Y'all should check out Guma Design when ya get the chance, too.
Jen, thanks for the donation information. I plan on donating a chunk of cash in the Petrelli name.
QUOTE (bwm27 @ Mar 9 2009, 07:07 AM)
I have Asperger's and sometimes I can't understand the emotions of others, but that doesn't stop my day. I wonder what will happen to me in the future with my career though?
You do what we all do. We carry on. You do what you can. If you can write here you are far, far, far ahead of those severely constrained by autism.
You can communicate with the world. A lot of us have trouble sorting out the emotions of others. If you can't emotionally understand you can intellectually understand whether people are expressing emotions about something.
My godson can't. He has problems with touching, hearing certain common sounds and he can't be in a yard without a fence. He can barely communicate at all. His words don't sound like words.
But he is also an extraordinarily handsome boy. If only we could hug him.
QUOTE (dcg @ Mar 7 2009, 08:58 PM)
Great and worthwhile idea. If I remember the stats correctly 1 out of every 150 people have some form of Autism. If I lived in the area I would be interested in attending. My spouse and I have 2 Asperger children.
I'm sorry, I didn't respond earlier. I wish you strength and blessings.
I remember when Autism and its off-shoots were considered rare. So something has happened--beyond reporting and recognizing this condition. I personally believe its a degrading of the health of our air, water, food supply and possibly drugs.
For instance, we know that in the area where my godson lived, within the same apartment complex, three families with no prior family history of autism had children in the same year with autism. These things when they happen are indications of something being wrong in an area.
QUOTE (Rebel @ Mar 22 2009, 02:44 PM)
You do what we all do. We carry on. You do what you can. If you can write here you are far, far, far ahead of those severely constrained by autism.
You can communicate with the world. A lot of us have trouble sorting out the emotions of others. If you can't emotionally understand you can intellectually understand whether people are expressing emotions about something.
My godson can't. He has problems with touching, hearing certain common sounds and he can't be in a yard without a fence. He can barely communicate at all. His words don't sound like words.
But he is also an extraordinarily handsome boy. If only we could hug him.
You can communicate with the world. A lot of us have trouble sorting out the emotions of others. If you can't emotionally understand you can intellectually understand whether people are expressing emotions about something.
My godson can't. He has problems with touching, hearing certain common sounds and he can't be in a yard without a fence. He can barely communicate at all. His words don't sound like words.
But he is also an extraordinarily handsome boy. If only we could hug him.
QUOTE
(dcg @ Mar 7 2009, 08:58 PM) *
Great and worthwhile idea. If I remember the stats correctly 1 out of every 150 people have some form of Autism. If I lived in the area I would be interested in attending. My spouse and I have 2 Asperger children.
Great and worthwhile idea. If I remember the stats correctly 1 out of every 150 people have some form of Autism. If I lived in the area I would be interested in attending. My spouse and I have 2 Asperger children.
QUOTE (Rebel @ Mar 22 2009, 02:44 PM)
I'm sorry, I didn't respond earlier. I wish you strength and blessings.
I remember when Autism and its off-shoots were considered rare. So something has happened--beyond reporting and recognizing this condition. I personally believe its a degrading of the health of our air, water, food supply and possibly drugs.
For instance, we know that in the area where my godson lived, within the same apartment complex, three families with no prior family history of autism had children in the same year with autism. These things when they happen are indications of something being wrong in an area.
I remember when Autism and its off-shoots were considered rare. So something has happened--beyond reporting and recognizing this condition. I personally believe its a degrading of the health of our air, water, food supply and possibly drugs.
For instance, we know that in the area where my godson lived, within the same apartment complex, three families with no prior family history of autism had children in the same year with autism. These things when they happen are indications of something being wrong in an area.
Thank you Rebel and yes, you are very right that this is beginning to reach epidemic proportions now. 1 child every 8 minutes if I remember correctly, is newly diagnosed on the Autism Spectrum. (To illustrate this more fully) If 1 child disappeared every 8 minutes it would only take a few days at most to have the nation in arms. Asperger Syndrome is the least severe on the spectrum. Many of them can function in society. My husband did not even know he was an Aspie until he was 43 years old (at the time our oldest was diagnosed). He just appeared a little eccentric or odd. Our life can be trying but I wouldn't trade it. Our family is unique and we are well suited to each other. While Asperger Syndrome tends to be genetic the children with High Functioning and Kaner's Autism are more random in the population. They also have more difficulty in life and school. If only the neurologically typical population will bend just a little bit and help those out on the Autism Spectrum, the world would be a much better place. Without people like Einstein, Thomas Jefferson, Mozart and others (all somewhere on the Autism Spectrum); this world would be much worse off than it is now.
Greg Cohen Talks Heroes for Autism - reprinted with permission from me, its writer, and HousePetrelli.com:
By the end of 2008, Greg Cohen, camera assistant on NBC’s Heroes, photographer, and curator, felt invincible, like he could take on anything. He had just produced his own wedding and he had witnessed America come together and make the proclamation of “Yes we can!” by electing President Barack Obama. The next question to Cohen was what should he, a man who was now gifted with the ability to do anything and not fail, do?
Cohen focused his attention on a condition that is close to his own heart: autism. His best friend’s two sons both have the condition. Cohen did not realize what an epidemic it is, though. “There are more cases of autism than pediatric cancer, AIDS, and diabetes combined,” Cohen says. “1 in every 150 children will be diagnosed with autism by the time he or she turns three. 1 in every 94 boys is autistic.” Cohen immediately knew how he wanted to help: he would hold a benefit where he would showcase photography. And thus the April 19th event, Heroes for Autism, at the Avalon, began to take form. After setting things up with Autism Speaks, Cohen decided to broaden his vision and turned to his coworkers at Heroes. The positive response to his idea was overwhelming; everyone wanted to help. Cohen, unknowingly, had hit on something that connected many of them: eighteen of his fellow co-workers had a family member who has autism.
From the time he shared his idea with his fellow co-workers, things started snowballing. “I went to Greg Grunberg [drummer for the all-celebrity charity band Band from TV] and it was a match.” Grunberg agreed to have his band play at the benefit. Joining Band from TV is the musical duo behind the music of Heroes, Wendy and Lisa. “They got their band together and are bringing some surprise guests,” Cohen says enthusiastically. “Some pretty amazing, high-profile people. It’ll be a great show.”
In addition to the music, Cohen has compiled a collection of art and photography to be displayed and then auctioned at the event. There will be roughly eighty pieces from almost twenty-five different artists. Almost half of these artists work on Heroes. Cohen is especially excited to be working with photographer and actor Ntare Guma Mbaho Mwine again. Mwine plays the character Usutu in Heroes’s third season. Cohen showed Mwine’s work last year in a photography show in LA and wanted Mwine to be a part of this show. “He is a really talented artist,” Cohen says. Mwine is not the only actor-turned-photographer in this show: regular cast members Hayden Panettiere and Milo Ventimiglia will be having pieces shown, too. Also from Heroes is the show’s very own artist Tim Sale. Sale will be having six pieces at the event. The other artists in this event are artists who have autism. At nine years old, Kyle White is the youngest artist in the show. White is also a child of someone who is on the staff of Heroes. “All of the artists with autism exhibiting in this event are relatively high functioning and lead lives within mainstream society,” Cohen points out, but is quick to add, “but this is not the case for most of the people who have this disorder.”
The photographs in the auction will not be the only photographs that are on display during the evening. Cohen says that there will be a wall of photography taken by some of the crew members of Heroes. These people include Wendi Allison (affectionately known as “Wendi the Makeup Lady” by pros and fans alike), Allan Arkush, and Greg Beeman. Their pictures will depict the actors and crew behind-the-scenes. Cohen calls this a “window into the Heroes family” and a great way to show fans and others some of the things they do.
Cohen says he hopes this event is not a one-time affair, but continues annually. “I see it as a jumping off point to something larger.” The most compelling thing to Cohen about this event is what is at the heart of Heroes: “as I started this, I thought of the genesis of the show: ordinary people with extraordinary abilities, trying to save the world. Collectively, there is power. I hope together we can make a small difference.” Cohen gives special emphasis to the help he receives from Allan Arkush and Dennis Hammer in bringing the event to life. Both Arkush and Hammer “are key components in making this happen. It is really inspiring to work with them.”
Originally, Cohen wanted this event to happen during the end of March, but he is pleased with the April 19th date. “April is Autism Awareness Month. For this month, when you purchase something from the NBC online store, you will be offered a blue puzzle piece pin at checkout. The five dollars from the cost of the pin will go to benefit Autism Speaks, thereby raising awareness.” Heroes and NBC have also arranged for Heroes for Autism to be the first event that kicks off the Heroes All Access Fanclub. Details will be announced shortly on NBC.com/Heroes.
Even if you are unable to attend the Heroes for Autism event, you can still help. Heroes for Autism is accepting donations from everywhere in the world. Any amount you can give will help. Like Cohen says, there is real power in everyone working together. Only working together can we help save the world.
Heroes for Autism
When: Sunday, April 19, 2009
5:00 p.m. VIP Cocktail Reception
7:00 p.m. General Admission/Concert
Where:
The Avalon Hollywood
1735 Vine Street
Los Angeles, CA 90028
By the end of 2008, Greg Cohen, camera assistant on NBC’s Heroes, photographer, and curator, felt invincible, like he could take on anything. He had just produced his own wedding and he had witnessed America come together and make the proclamation of “Yes we can!” by electing President Barack Obama. The next question to Cohen was what should he, a man who was now gifted with the ability to do anything and not fail, do?
Cohen focused his attention on a condition that is close to his own heart: autism. His best friend’s two sons both have the condition. Cohen did not realize what an epidemic it is, though. “There are more cases of autism than pediatric cancer, AIDS, and diabetes combined,” Cohen says. “1 in every 150 children will be diagnosed with autism by the time he or she turns three. 1 in every 94 boys is autistic.” Cohen immediately knew how he wanted to help: he would hold a benefit where he would showcase photography. And thus the April 19th event, Heroes for Autism, at the Avalon, began to take form. After setting things up with Autism Speaks, Cohen decided to broaden his vision and turned to his coworkers at Heroes. The positive response to his idea was overwhelming; everyone wanted to help. Cohen, unknowingly, had hit on something that connected many of them: eighteen of his fellow co-workers had a family member who has autism.
From the time he shared his idea with his fellow co-workers, things started snowballing. “I went to Greg Grunberg [drummer for the all-celebrity charity band Band from TV] and it was a match.” Grunberg agreed to have his band play at the benefit. Joining Band from TV is the musical duo behind the music of Heroes, Wendy and Lisa. “They got their band together and are bringing some surprise guests,” Cohen says enthusiastically. “Some pretty amazing, high-profile people. It’ll be a great show.”
In addition to the music, Cohen has compiled a collection of art and photography to be displayed and then auctioned at the event. There will be roughly eighty pieces from almost twenty-five different artists. Almost half of these artists work on Heroes. Cohen is especially excited to be working with photographer and actor Ntare Guma Mbaho Mwine again. Mwine plays the character Usutu in Heroes’s third season. Cohen showed Mwine’s work last year in a photography show in LA and wanted Mwine to be a part of this show. “He is a really talented artist,” Cohen says. Mwine is not the only actor-turned-photographer in this show: regular cast members Hayden Panettiere and Milo Ventimiglia will be having pieces shown, too. Also from Heroes is the show’s very own artist Tim Sale. Sale will be having six pieces at the event. The other artists in this event are artists who have autism. At nine years old, Kyle White is the youngest artist in the show. White is also a child of someone who is on the staff of Heroes. “All of the artists with autism exhibiting in this event are relatively high functioning and lead lives within mainstream society,” Cohen points out, but is quick to add, “but this is not the case for most of the people who have this disorder.”
The photographs in the auction will not be the only photographs that are on display during the evening. Cohen says that there will be a wall of photography taken by some of the crew members of Heroes. These people include Wendi Allison (affectionately known as “Wendi the Makeup Lady” by pros and fans alike), Allan Arkush, and Greg Beeman. Their pictures will depict the actors and crew behind-the-scenes. Cohen calls this a “window into the Heroes family” and a great way to show fans and others some of the things they do.
Cohen says he hopes this event is not a one-time affair, but continues annually. “I see it as a jumping off point to something larger.” The most compelling thing to Cohen about this event is what is at the heart of Heroes: “as I started this, I thought of the genesis of the show: ordinary people with extraordinary abilities, trying to save the world. Collectively, there is power. I hope together we can make a small difference.” Cohen gives special emphasis to the help he receives from Allan Arkush and Dennis Hammer in bringing the event to life. Both Arkush and Hammer “are key components in making this happen. It is really inspiring to work with them.”
Originally, Cohen wanted this event to happen during the end of March, but he is pleased with the April 19th date. “April is Autism Awareness Month. For this month, when you purchase something from the NBC online store, you will be offered a blue puzzle piece pin at checkout. The five dollars from the cost of the pin will go to benefit Autism Speaks, thereby raising awareness.” Heroes and NBC have also arranged for Heroes for Autism to be the first event that kicks off the Heroes All Access Fanclub. Details will be announced shortly on NBC.com/Heroes.
Even if you are unable to attend the Heroes for Autism event, you can still help. Heroes for Autism is accepting donations from everywhere in the world. Any amount you can give will help. Like Cohen says, there is real power in everyone working together. Only working together can we help save the world.
Heroes for Autism
When: Sunday, April 19, 2009
5:00 p.m. VIP Cocktail Reception
7:00 p.m. General Admission/Concert
Where:
The Avalon Hollywood
1735 Vine Street
Los Angeles, CA 90028
If you haven't checked out what artwork is at the auction, you really must. You can find the artists' pages here: http://www.heroesforautism.com/theartists/
I'm more than a little in love with one of Milo's pieces: http://www.heroesforautism.com/theartists/milo-ventimiglio/ I really want to ask Milo if he has any future plans of exhibiting his photography in further shows. I really love his photographic eye.
Hayden has a very good eye, too: http://www.heroesforautism.com/theartists/hayden-panetierre/ The photographer at work.
I definitely want to check out Ntare at other exhibitions: http://www.heroesforautism.com/theartists/ntare-mwine/ Of the three, he seems the most likely to be in more, as he's taken part in exhibitions before.
I'm more than a little in love with one of Milo's pieces: http://www.heroesforautism.com/theartists/milo-ventimiglio/ I really want to ask Milo if he has any future plans of exhibiting his photography in further shows. I really love his photographic eye.
Hayden has a very good eye, too: http://www.heroesforautism.com/theartists/hayden-panetierre/ The photographer at work.
I definitely want to check out Ntare at other exhibitions: http://www.heroesforautism.com/theartists/ntare-mwine/ Of the three, he seems the most likely to be in more, as he's taken part in exhibitions before.
QUOTE (JentheFangirl @ Mar 26 2009, 07:28 PM)
I definitely want to check out Ntare at other exhibitions: http://www.heroesforautism.com/theartists/ntare-mwine/ Of the three, he seems the most likely to be in more, as he's taken part in exhibitions before.
Yep, I concur:QUOTE (HERΟ @ Mar 20 2009, 09:00 PM)
That sounds like a fun event and cool cause! Neat to see Ntare in the mix of artists - Usutu was a great character, imo...
Y'all should check out Guma Design when ya get the chance, too.
Y'all should check out Guma Design when ya get the chance, too.
QUOTE (HERΟ @ Mar 26 2009, 10:46 AM)
Yep, I concur:
Are you planning on going?
I hope that a lot of the overt fans will be there. This is really the sort of thing that will get us more notice. I'm wondering if the SArmy has any plans.
I'll probably only get to show support by donatin'...
What I don't understand is that I just noticed that the 2nd of April is World Autism Awareness Day, and the site lists a bunch of events worldwide, but not "HEROES For Autism". The pr folks need to get on the ball!
I mean, it just seems like HEROES For Autism should get affiliated with WAAD, unless, for some odd reason, HFA has some other objectives in mind.
HFA is partnered with Autism Speaks, and they recognize WAAD - it seems like HFA should, too, or vice versa, imo.
Just a thought.
What I don't understand is that I just noticed that the 2nd of April is World Autism Awareness Day, and the site lists a bunch of events worldwide, but not "HEROES For Autism". The pr folks need to get on the ball!
I mean, it just seems like HEROES For Autism should get affiliated with WAAD, unless, for some odd reason, HFA has some other objectives in mind.
HFA is partnered with Autism Speaks, and they recognize WAAD - it seems like HFA should, too, or vice versa, imo.Just a thought.
QUOTE (HERΟ @ Mar 26 2009, 12:56 PM)
I'll probably only get to show support by donatin'...
I mean, it just seems like HEROES For Autism should get affiliated with WAAD, unless, for some odd reason, HFA has some other objectives in mind. HFA is partnered with Autism Speaks, and they recognize WAAD - it seems like HFA should, too, or vice versa, imo.
Just a thought.
I mean, it just seems like HEROES For Autism should get affiliated with WAAD, unless, for some odd reason, HFA has some other objectives in mind.
HFA is partnered with Autism Speaks, and they recognize WAAD - it seems like HFA should, too, or vice versa, imo.Just a thought.
That would be fantastic! And really appreciated. Thank you.
Hmm. Good idea. Thanks! I just sent off an e-mail to them informing them about the event.
QUOTE (JentheFangirl @ Mar 26 2009, 10:18 PM)
That would be fantastic! And really appreciated. Thank you.
Well, it's the least I could do (and let it be known, that I always did, the least I could do - paraphrase from some character on a tv show or movie - but the reference escapes me at the moment)... 
QUOTE
Hmm. Good idea. Thanks! I just sent off an e-mail to them informing them about the event.
Yo tambien. Great minds... or somethin'. Looks like NBCUMV now has the press release:
QUOTE
NBC'S 'HEROES' CAST MEMBERS, 'BAND FROM TV' AND THE SHOW'S MUSIC COMPOSERS SUPPORT AUTISM SPEAKS CHARITY AT THE FIRST HEROES FOR AUTISM EVENT ON APRIL 19 AT THE AVALON HOLLYWOOD
"HEROES" Greg Grunberg and Adrian Pasdar Join James Denton, Jesse Spencer and Bob Guiney to Be Among Those Helping Raise Autism Awareness and Funds for Research
UNIVERSAL CITY, CALIF. – March 26, 2009 – Autism Speaks, the nation's largest autism science and advocacy organization, announced it has teamed up with the cast from NBC's hit show "HEROES," the celebrity band "Band From TV," and Wendy and Lisa, who compose the music for the series, to increase autism awareness and help raise funds for autism research at the first ever "Heroes for Autism" fundraiser. The one-night only, star-studded concert event will be held Sunday, April 19 at 5 p.m. at the Avalon Hollywood in Los Angeles.
"Heroes for Autism" will kick off with a VIP cocktail reception and silent auction featuring artwork designed and created by cast and crew members of "HEROES." Guests will also enjoy a concert performance by the "Band From TV," featuring Greg Grunberg, Adrian Pasdar, James Denton, Jesse Spencer, and Bob Guiney (www.bandfromtv.org) and a special performance by Wendy and Lisa, with an all-star band and surprise guests to headline the evening (www.wendyandlisa.com). Wendy and Lisa will perform their music from the series, as well as music from their newly released CD, "White Flags of Winter Chimneys."
"Heroes for Autism" is produced in part by event and marketing firm, Brand Consulting and design firm Haus. To purchase tickets or for more information regarding sponsorship opportunities, interested parties can contact Emma Petievich at 323/297-4757 epetievich@autismspeaks.org. All proceeds will benefit Autism Speaks. For more information about the event, visit: www.autismspeaks.org/sponsoredevents or www.heroesforautism.com.
About Autism:
Autism is a complex brain disorder that inhibits a person's ability to communicate and develop social relationships, and is often accompanied by behavioral challenges. Autism spectrum disorders are diagnosed in one in 150 children in the United States, affecting four times as many boys as girls. The prevalence of autism has increased ten fold in the last decade. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have called autism a national public health crisis whose cause and cure remain unknown.
About Autism Speaks:
Autism Speaks is the nation's largest autism science and advocacy organization, dedicated to funding research into the causes, prevention treatments and a cure for autism; increasing awareness of autism spectrum disorders; and advocating for the needs of individuals with autism and their families. Autism Speaks funds more than $30 million each year in new autism research, in addition to supporting the Autism Treatment Network, Autism Genetic Resource Exchange, Clinical Trials Network, Autism Tissue Program and a range of other scientific and medical programs. Notable awareness initiatives include the establishment of the annual United Nations-sanctioned World Autism Awareness Day on April 2 and an award-winning, multi-year national public service advertising campaign with the Ad Council. Autism Speaks' family services efforts include the Autism Video Glossary, a 100 Day Kit for newly-diagnosed families, a School Community Tool Kit and the distribution of community grants to local service providers. Its government relations division has played a critical role in securing federal legislation to advance the federal government's response to autism, and has successfully advocated for insurance reform to require insurers to cover medically-necessary autism therapies. Each year, Autism Speaks Walk Now for Autism fundraising events are held in more than 70 cities across the country, as well as Canada and the United Kingdom.
Autism Speaks was founded in February 2005 by Suzanne and Bob Wright, the grandparents of a child with autism, and provides a voice to hundreds of thousands of families. To learn more about Autism Speaks, please visit www.autismspeaks.org.
"HEROES" Greg Grunberg and Adrian Pasdar Join James Denton, Jesse Spencer and Bob Guiney to Be Among Those Helping Raise Autism Awareness and Funds for Research
UNIVERSAL CITY, CALIF. – March 26, 2009 – Autism Speaks, the nation's largest autism science and advocacy organization, announced it has teamed up with the cast from NBC's hit show "HEROES," the celebrity band "Band From TV," and Wendy and Lisa, who compose the music for the series, to increase autism awareness and help raise funds for autism research at the first ever "Heroes for Autism" fundraiser. The one-night only, star-studded concert event will be held Sunday, April 19 at 5 p.m. at the Avalon Hollywood in Los Angeles.
"Heroes for Autism" will kick off with a VIP cocktail reception and silent auction featuring artwork designed and created by cast and crew members of "HEROES." Guests will also enjoy a concert performance by the "Band From TV," featuring Greg Grunberg, Adrian Pasdar, James Denton, Jesse Spencer, and Bob Guiney (www.bandfromtv.org) and a special performance by Wendy and Lisa, with an all-star band and surprise guests to headline the evening (www.wendyandlisa.com). Wendy and Lisa will perform their music from the series, as well as music from their newly released CD, "White Flags of Winter Chimneys."
"Heroes for Autism" is produced in part by event and marketing firm, Brand Consulting and design firm Haus. To purchase tickets or for more information regarding sponsorship opportunities, interested parties can contact Emma Petievich at 323/297-4757 epetievich@autismspeaks.org. All proceeds will benefit Autism Speaks. For more information about the event, visit: www.autismspeaks.org/sponsoredevents or www.heroesforautism.com.
About Autism:
Autism is a complex brain disorder that inhibits a person's ability to communicate and develop social relationships, and is often accompanied by behavioral challenges. Autism spectrum disorders are diagnosed in one in 150 children in the United States, affecting four times as many boys as girls. The prevalence of autism has increased ten fold in the last decade. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have called autism a national public health crisis whose cause and cure remain unknown.
About Autism Speaks:
Autism Speaks is the nation's largest autism science and advocacy organization, dedicated to funding research into the causes, prevention treatments and a cure for autism; increasing awareness of autism spectrum disorders; and advocating for the needs of individuals with autism and their families. Autism Speaks funds more than $30 million each year in new autism research, in addition to supporting the Autism Treatment Network, Autism Genetic Resource Exchange, Clinical Trials Network, Autism Tissue Program and a range of other scientific and medical programs. Notable awareness initiatives include the establishment of the annual United Nations-sanctioned World Autism Awareness Day on April 2 and an award-winning, multi-year national public service advertising campaign with the Ad Council. Autism Speaks' family services efforts include the Autism Video Glossary, a 100 Day Kit for newly-diagnosed families, a School Community Tool Kit and the distribution of community grants to local service providers. Its government relations division has played a critical role in securing federal legislation to advance the federal government's response to autism, and has successfully advocated for insurance reform to require insurers to cover medically-necessary autism therapies. Each year, Autism Speaks Walk Now for Autism fundraising events are held in more than 70 cities across the country, as well as Canada and the United Kingdom.
Autism Speaks was founded in February 2005 by Suzanne and Bob Wright, the grandparents of a child with autism, and provides a voice to hundreds of thousands of families. To learn more about Autism Speaks, please visit www.autismspeaks.org.
QUOTE (HERΟ @ Mar 26 2009, 02:45 PM)
Well, it's the least I could do (and let it be known, that I always did, the least I could do - paraphrase from some character on a tv show or movie - but the reference escapes me at the moment)... ;)Yo tambien. Great minds... or somethin'.
*grins* Yeah.
I've set up an events page on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=6140...eid=61404826157 Now I gotta tackle MySpace.
Thanks for linking to the press release! I'm glad they got on that!
Oops. Just heard they already had one!
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=666.../event.php?eid=
56344323341&ref=mf
Well, this is kinda silly... The WAAD website is put on by AutismSpeaks, it seems. I got this (form letter?) email in reply to addin' HFA to the site:
Re: An event to be included/recognized for AprilNot my event, but still...
mailed-byautismspeaks.org
Hello,
Thank you so much for sending your information to info@worldautismawarenessday.org. This email is to confirm that we have received your information, and will be uploading it to the World Autism Awareness Day website very soon. Due to a large influx of emails, please note that your event and/or organization listing will be uploaded as soon as possible. Thank you for your patience!
Thanks again for your support of World Autism Awareness Day. Please continue to contact us with more information about your organization, events and media for the day and beyond. I look forward to speaking with you in the near future.
Warmest regards,
Danielle Yango
Communications Coordinator of International Awareness
Autism Speaks Inc.
QUOTE (HERΟ @ Mar 26 2009, 03:53 PM)
Well, this is kinda silly... The WAAD website is put on by AutismSpeaks, it seems. I got this (form letter?) email in reply to addin' HFA to the site:[indent][i]Re: An event to be included/recognized for April
mailed-byautismspeaks.org
mailed-byautismspeaks.org
I got that same letter. *nod nod*
Now Heroes for Autism has a home on Myspace, too: http://groups.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseac...oupID=107813593
PetrelliByNature linked me to another press release: http://www.prweb.com/pdfdownload/2262774/pr.pdf Anybody who is willing to help get the word around, House Petrelli would be much obliged.
I spoke to Greg (Cohen) today and he said that he's encouraging people to use the Heroes for Autism banner as one's default image for Facebook. Until the 19th, I'm going to be using an icon for here, Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, and my personal Livejournal. If you could do the same that would be really great. You can even use the icon I have here.
I also have two pictures on facebook of the banner:
Banner 1
Banner 2
I also have two pictures on facebook of the banner:
Banner 1
Banner 2
And on another yet the same philanthropic and informational track:
From Grunny:
http://TalkAboutIt.org
Talk about epilepsy.
If you haven't already visited HERO's thread on it, you should.
From Grunny:
http://TalkAboutIt.org
Talk about epilepsy.
If you haven't already visited HERO's thread on it, you should.
I now have PDF fliers for this! And a postcard. They are really pretty...but I'm not sure where to upload them, or what program will accept PDFs. LJ and photobucket won't. If you want them, I can e-mail them to you. Please message me and include your e-mail and I'll get them out to you.
And a postcard. They are really pretty...but I'm not sure where to upload them, or what program will accept PDFs. LJ and photobucket won't. If you want them, I can e-mail them to you. Please message me and include your e-mail and I'll get them out to you.
This is a fantastic cause. BTW, I need to make it known that I myself am autistic. Specifically, I have Asperger's syndrome
Got this letter from Greg.
Friends and Heroes,
Here comes the big push...
www.heroesforautism.com has finally arrived, please check it out!
Don Short and I founded Heroes For Autism in November, and together with many other people, we have been working night and day to produce something really special. I honestly feel it’s the best work I’ve done, and I’m proud to share it with you.
Tickets are now on sale, and so we're asking for help. We need to sell 500 tickets, and this can only be done when we join together. We are thankful some people have already committed to selling 10 pairs of tickets to benefit this fundraiser. We encourage you to help out in a similar way. We will gladly recognize anyone who has sold a bulk of tickets.
The show is going to be an amazing night of world class art and music, and it’s going to help a lot of people who struggle daily with autism. I truly hope you can be part of it in some way.
If you have any thoughts or questions of any kind, please let me know.
Thank you!
Greg
Greg Cohen
www.heroesforautism.com
********
Autism is the fastest growing serious disorder in America today.
It affects more people than pediatric cancer, diabetes and AIDS combined,
and occurs in all racial, ethnic, and social groups.
1 in 150 children born today will be diagnosed with autism.
The cause is unknown, and there is no cure.
Heroes For Autism is a one-night only, high-profile celebration of art and music in the name of autism. NBC's HEROES and Autism Speaks have come together to host a silent auction, featuring mixed media artwork by its cast and crew alongside artwork by artists who have autism. The evening includes a VIP cocktail hour and performances by Wendy and Lisa’s all-star band, and the celebrity Band From TV, featuring Hugh Laurie, Greg Grunberg, and James Denton, among others. KCRW's Jeremy Sole spins throughout. The star studded event is designed to raise awareness about the epidemic. All money raised will go to Autism Speaks. When: Sunday, April 19th Where: The Avalon Hollywood, 1735 Vine Street, LA, CA 90028.
Tickets: VIP $200, GA $70. For more info and to buy tickets: www.heroesforautism.com
********
If you like this letter, please feel free to distribute it at well. The more people who can help, the better!
Here are some new bits from Greg, as of today:
* Rainn Wilson of the Office has signed on to host Heroes For Autism! As a collector of autistic art, he’s thrilled to be a part of it.
* We’ve added two more artists with autism, from Seattle and London. The auction is going to be amazing!
* The bands are beefing up with special guests not to be missed... trust me on this one! I hope to be able to release a few names in the next couple days.
* The website will be updated today with some video footage, so please keep an eye out!
Friends and Heroes,
Here comes the big push...
www.heroesforautism.com has finally arrived, please check it out!
Don Short and I founded Heroes For Autism in November, and together with many other people, we have been working night and day to produce something really special. I honestly feel it’s the best work I’ve done, and I’m proud to share it with you.
Tickets are now on sale, and so we're asking for help. We need to sell 500 tickets, and this can only be done when we join together. We are thankful some people have already committed to selling 10 pairs of tickets to benefit this fundraiser. We encourage you to help out in a similar way. We will gladly recognize anyone who has sold a bulk of tickets.
The show is going to be an amazing night of world class art and music, and it’s going to help a lot of people who struggle daily with autism. I truly hope you can be part of it in some way.
If you have any thoughts or questions of any kind, please let me know.
Thank you!
Greg
Greg Cohen
www.heroesforautism.com
********
Autism is the fastest growing serious disorder in America today.
It affects more people than pediatric cancer, diabetes and AIDS combined,
and occurs in all racial, ethnic, and social groups.
1 in 150 children born today will be diagnosed with autism.
The cause is unknown, and there is no cure.
Heroes For Autism is a one-night only, high-profile celebration of art and music in the name of autism. NBC's HEROES and Autism Speaks have come together to host a silent auction, featuring mixed media artwork by its cast and crew alongside artwork by artists who have autism. The evening includes a VIP cocktail hour and performances by Wendy and Lisa’s all-star band, and the celebrity Band From TV, featuring Hugh Laurie, Greg Grunberg, and James Denton, among others. KCRW's Jeremy Sole spins throughout. The star studded event is designed to raise awareness about the epidemic. All money raised will go to Autism Speaks. When: Sunday, April 19th Where: The Avalon Hollywood, 1735 Vine Street, LA, CA 90028.
Tickets: VIP $200, GA $70. For more info and to buy tickets: www.heroesforautism.com
********
If you like this letter, please feel free to distribute it at well. The more people who can help, the better!
Here are some new bits from Greg, as of today:
* Rainn Wilson of the Office has signed on to host Heroes For Autism! As a collector of autistic art, he’s thrilled to be a part of it.
* We’ve added two more artists with autism, from Seattle and London. The auction is going to be amazing!
* The bands are beefing up with special guests not to be missed... trust me on this one! I hope to be able to release a few names in the next couple days.
* The website will be updated today with some video footage, so please keep an eye out!
Greg sends more updates:
Tons of good news today! Check it out...
* Nikka Costa and Sheryl Crow will take the stage at HFA!
* Plus VERY special surprise guests to rock through the night!
* KCRW will be promoting with ticket give aways through the week
* Keep an eye out for the ads in the LA Weekly and the reviews in the LA Times
* Rainn Wilson will be on Kevin and Bean on Monday morning
* Greg Grunberg – satellite tour on Tuesday
Expect updates regularly, this thing is blowing up!
Come out to support, tix still on sale, get them while you can!
http://www.heroesforautism.com
And now for a few recent links...
http://weblogs.variety.com/on_the_air/2009...reat-cause.html
http://www.accesshollywood.com/heroes-cast...autism-speaks-f
or-all-star-benefit-concert_article_16388
http://omg.yahoo.com/news/heroes-cast-team...m-speaks-for-al
l-star-benefit-concert/20915
Tons of good news today! Check it out...
* Nikka Costa and Sheryl Crow will take the stage at HFA!
* Plus VERY special surprise guests to rock through the night!
* KCRW will be promoting with ticket give aways through the week
* Keep an eye out for the ads in the LA Weekly and the reviews in the LA Times
* Rainn Wilson will be on Kevin and Bean on Monday morning
* Greg Grunberg – satellite tour on Tuesday
Expect updates regularly, this thing is blowing up!
Come out to support, tix still on sale, get them while you can!
http://www.heroesforautism.com
And now for a few recent links...
http://weblogs.variety.com/on_the_air/2009...reat-cause.html
http://www.accesshollywood.com/heroes-cast...autism-speaks-f
or-all-star-benefit-concert_article_16388
http://omg.yahoo.com/news/heroes-cast-team...m-speaks-for-al
l-star-benefit-concert/20915
I saw this and I felt like I was gonna burst:
http://www.nbc.com/Heroes/video/clips/hero...autism/1083955/ (Cristine's advert)
http://www.nbc.com/Heroes/video/clips/jack...autism/1084068/ (Jack's advert)
Soooo excited! Sooo sooo sooo excited! I don't know why this makes me excited. I guess seeing them talking about it is a big deal. I really don't know. But I was already excited. I'm even more now. So please, if you can, please come. If not, then please donate. Please just get involved.
http://www.nbc.com/Heroes/video/clips/hero...autism/1083955/ (Cristine's advert)
http://www.nbc.com/Heroes/video/clips/jack...autism/1084068/ (Jack's advert)
Soooo excited! Sooo sooo sooo excited! I don't know why this makes me excited. I guess seeing them talking about it is a big deal. I really don't know. But I was already excited. I'm even more now. So please, if you can, please come. If not, then please donate. Please just get involved.
Fantastic.
Really cool that they're doing this. Bummer I live all the way on the other side of the globe and can't be there, seems like a cool event.
QUOTE (StephW @ Apr 11 2009, 02:24 PM)
Really cool that they're doing this. Bummer I live all the way on the other side of the globe and can't be there, seems like a cool event.
If you can donate anything, that would be greatly appreciated. http://tinyurl.com/dafwmt Donations are made on the same page that tickets can be purchased.
I'm sending a proxy to get video and photos of my 'shy boys' acting goofy. Also, I plan on attempting to win Milo's photography of 'Lunch with Adrian'. I alao am autistic. Specifically speaking, I have Asperger's Syndrome.
QUOTE (petrellilover @ Apr 12 2009, 06:49 AM)
I'm sending a proxy to get video and photos of my 'shy boys' acting goofy. Also, I plan on attempting to win Milo's photography of 'Lunch with Adrian'. I alao am autistic. Specifically speaking, I have Asperger's Syndrome.
Who are you sending? Loren, Taffy, or someone else?
More updates!
Greg is doing a satellite tour, so that'll go out to many NBC affiliates, and Cris Rose is doing radio tour for us on Monday to promote both the night's episode and the event.
KCRW is also plugging it all week.
Greg is doing a satellite tour, so that'll go out to many NBC affiliates, and Cris Rose is doing radio tour for us on Monday to promote both the night's episode and the event.
KCRW is also plugging it all week.
I really wish I could go to this event. It sounds fantastic. Sadly, although I have tickets to fly to California to visit friends, I'm going 10 days too late. Hopefully, I will have some money left to send to the cause after my vacation.
QUOTE (cowgirlhero @ Apr 12 2009, 06:47 PM)
I really wish I could go to this event. It sounds fantastic. Sadly, although I have tickets to fly to California to visit friends, I'm going 10 days too late. Hopefully, I will have some money left to send to the cause after my vacation.
So who's going to the reception?
Do you have to bid on the artwork?
And can I just dress for rocking out or do I have to wear a cocktail dress?
QUOTE (Rebel @ Apr 13 2009, 08:05 AM)
So who's going to the reception?
Do you have to bid on the artwork?
And can I just dress for rocking out or do I have to wear a cocktail dress?
Do you have to bid on the artwork?
And can I just dress for rocking out or do I have to wear a cocktail dress?
No, you don't have to bid on the artwork.
Dress how you feel is best. Gotta wear your dancing shoes.
QUOTE (JentheFangirl @ Apr 13 2009, 08:31 AM)
No, you don't have to bid on the artwork.
Dress how you feel is best. Gotta wear your dancing shoes.
Dress how you feel is best. Gotta wear your dancing shoes.
I'm thinking rocking--sans KISS makeup (just kidding), don't want to frighten people. Maybe I should ask LorenLA.
QUOTE (Rebel @ Apr 13 2009, 09:37 AM)
I'm thinking rocking--sans KISS makeup (just kidding), don't want to frighten people. Maybe I should ask LorenLA.
Go for that. You won't frighten people. This is being touted as a fan event, too. You're going to find all different modes of dress there.
Now I have to come up with some money. Band from TV is coming to south Florida, so I have to buy a ticket. It's bad timing, since I spent $100 for a ticket to see Denis Leary and friends, and I am going to California on Vacation on the 29th. But I have to see the band, since I can't go to Heroes for Autism. At least I know the money from this will go to charity. It makes spending the money on a ticket a bit easier to justify.
So maybe I should wear my Elvis get up...Thank you very much. Uh-huh.
HOLY CRAP! KRISTEN BELL is Going to be there! I'm gonna cry...my Elle.
Here are others who are listed to be there:
at HFA: Jack Coleman and Kristen Bell, David h Lawrencexvii, Brea Grant, Greg Grunberg, T David Anders, Ali Larter, Cris Rose, Adrian Pasdar
Look for photography by Milo Ventimiglia and Hayden Panettiere.
QUOTE (JentheFangirl @ Apr 14 2009, 10:26 PM)
Heroes for Autism now has an official Twitter!
Thanks for the twitter info Jen. So lets let people know who they may see and possibly meet if they go.
http://www.twitter.com/HeroesforAutism
Thanks for the twitter info Jen. So lets let people know who they may see and possibly meet if they go.
http://www.twitter.com/HeroesforAutism
HOLY CRAP! KRISTEN BELL is Going to be there! I'm gonna cry...my Elle.
Here are others who are listed to be there:
at HFA: Jack Coleman and Kristen Bell, David h Lawrencexvii, Brea Grant, Greg Grunberg, T David Anders, Ali Larter, Cris Rose, Adrian Pasdar
Look for photography by Milo Ventimiglia and Hayden Panettiere.
Heroes for Autism is a little over 24 hours away now! They still need your help. They have 200 tickets to sell. If there is anybody who can help, that would be fabulous. If you can't go, maybe someone you know can?
Here's the recent post from the mailing list:
Alright folks, this is it, we’re almost there! Heroes For Autism
In these final days before the event, as our numbers grow, we continue to reach out, to spread the word.
And of course we invite you to join us...
What: An amazing night packed with art and music,
When: This Sunday! April 19th, 2009
Where: The Avalon Hollywood
Who: emcee Rainn Wilson introduces Band From TV featuring Greg Grunberg, Jamie Denton, Adrian Pasdar, among others.
Wendy & Lisa, with their INCREDIBLE band, including Nikka Costa and Sheryl Crow, and more!
KCRW’s Jeremy Sole spins throughout!
** Just added: Live Art by Gregory Blackstock! **
*** VIP is nearly sold out, but GA tickets are still available!***
24 artists, with over 90 works of art, all for silent auction.
Plus we’ve added some special guests that’ll blow you away!
Come out to celebrate, raise a glass and a few dollars to benefit the fight against autism.
For all information and to get tickets please visit www.heroesforautism.com
Below are some recent links and a little information about the event, I hope to see you there!
http://www.artslant.com/la/events/show/498...tism-fundraiser
The PSA - http://www.nbc.com/Heroes/autism/
*******
Autism is the fastest growing serious disorder in America today.
It affects more people than pediatric cancer, diabetes and AIDS combined,
and occurs in all racial, ethnic, and social groups.
1 in 150 children born today will be diagnosed with autism.
The cause is unknown, and there is no cure.
Heroes For Autism is a one-night only, high-profile celebration of art and music in the name of autism. NBC's HEROES and Autism Speaks have come together to host a silent auction, featuring mixed media artwork by its cast and crew alongside artwork by twelve of the world’s most celebrated artists with autism. Emceed by Rainn Wilson, the evening includes a VIP cocktail hour as KCRW's Jeremy Sole spins. Taking the stage first is the celebrity Band From TV, featuring Hugh Laurie, Greg Grunberg, Adrian Pasdar, and James Denton, among others. Headlining the evening is Wendy & Lisa’s all-star band, including Sheryl Crow and Nikka Costa, with surprise guests! The star studded event is designed to raise awareness about the epidemic. All money raised will go to Autism Speaks.
When: Sunday, April 19th Where: The Avalon Hollywood, 1735 Vine Street, LA, CA 90028.
Tickets: VIP $200, GA $70. For more info and to buy tickets: www.heroesforautism.com
********
The Heroes For Autism benefit will feature 23 artists, with over 80 works of art for silent auction. Twelve artists from the cast and crew of HEROES include eleven photographers and Tim Sale, Heroes’ iconic graphic novel artist. The eleven artists with autism will complete the exhibit, showcasing a range of mixed media including colored pencil, oils, pastels, charcoal, and animation. Galleries in London, New York, Seattle, Vietnam, California, and Malaysia are donating pieces for the cause. All proceeds will benefit Autism Speaks, with a focus on art therapy.
Here's the recent post from the mailing list:
Alright folks, this is it, we’re almost there! Heroes For Autism
In these final days before the event, as our numbers grow, we continue to reach out, to spread the word.
And of course we invite you to join us...
What: An amazing night packed with art and music,
When: This Sunday! April 19th, 2009
Where: The Avalon Hollywood
Who: emcee Rainn Wilson introduces Band From TV featuring Greg Grunberg, Jamie Denton, Adrian Pasdar, among others.
Wendy & Lisa, with their INCREDIBLE band, including Nikka Costa and Sheryl Crow, and more!
KCRW’s Jeremy Sole spins throughout!
** Just added: Live Art by Gregory Blackstock! **
*** VIP is nearly sold out, but GA tickets are still available!***
24 artists, with over 90 works of art, all for silent auction.
Plus we’ve added some special guests that’ll blow you away!
Come out to celebrate, raise a glass and a few dollars to benefit the fight against autism.
For all information and to get tickets please visit www.heroesforautism.com
Below are some recent links and a little information about the event, I hope to see you there!
http://www.artslant.com/la/events/show/498...tism-fundraiser
The PSA - http://www.nbc.com/Heroes/autism/
*******
Autism is the fastest growing serious disorder in America today.
It affects more people than pediatric cancer, diabetes and AIDS combined,
and occurs in all racial, ethnic, and social groups.
1 in 150 children born today will be diagnosed with autism.
The cause is unknown, and there is no cure.
Heroes For Autism is a one-night only, high-profile celebration of art and music in the name of autism. NBC's HEROES and Autism Speaks have come together to host a silent auction, featuring mixed media artwork by its cast and crew alongside artwork by twelve of the world’s most celebrated artists with autism. Emceed by Rainn Wilson, the evening includes a VIP cocktail hour as KCRW's Jeremy Sole spins. Taking the stage first is the celebrity Band From TV, featuring Hugh Laurie, Greg Grunberg, Adrian Pasdar, and James Denton, among others. Headlining the evening is Wendy & Lisa’s all-star band, including Sheryl Crow and Nikka Costa, with surprise guests! The star studded event is designed to raise awareness about the epidemic. All money raised will go to Autism Speaks.
When: Sunday, April 19th Where: The Avalon Hollywood, 1735 Vine Street, LA, CA 90028.
Tickets: VIP $200, GA $70. For more info and to buy tickets: www.heroesforautism.com
********
The Heroes For Autism benefit will feature 23 artists, with over 80 works of art for silent auction. Twelve artists from the cast and crew of HEROES include eleven photographers and Tim Sale, Heroes’ iconic graphic novel artist. The eleven artists with autism will complete the exhibit, showcasing a range of mixed media including colored pencil, oils, pastels, charcoal, and animation. Galleries in London, New York, Seattle, Vietnam, California, and Malaysia are donating pieces for the cause. All proceeds will benefit Autism Speaks, with a focus on art therapy.
The Avalon has capacity for 1200.
200 tickets are still available.
Come on people! Sylar knows you want to...
Y'know what's annoying.
I went the Avalon Hollywood web-site, you have to go to Special Events to see the "Heroes" event. Else you'd never know its happening.
200 tickets are still available.
Come on people! Sylar knows you want to...
Y'know what's annoying.
I went the Avalon Hollywood web-site, you have to go to Special Events to see the "Heroes" event. Else you'd never know its happening.
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