| Poker Pro Vanessa Rousso Gives Cash from the "Bank of Hollywood" |
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In each episode, hopefuls from across the country take center stage in front of a studio audience and present to the panel why they deserve a piece of the Hollywood pot. From a do-gooder who wants to raise money for charity to a smitten grad student who can’t afford a ring to propose to his girlfriend to a cheerleading squad looking for funds to travel to their first national competition, the requests can result in intense, heartwarming and often humorous debate as to whether or not someone should receive a portion of their cash. “The panelists are giving people the opportunity to garner life-changing sums of money,” said Ryan Seacrest added, "The idea's simple, we are giving away tons of money to everyday people to alleviate the stress of today's climate and have fun!" The four panelists were approached by E! to participate in the show based on their wealth of experience and success across many industries, as well as unique personal journeys that influence their decision-making and generosity. These panelists decided to forgo their compensation to create the Bank of Hollywood. Thanks to their tremendous commitment to giving back, the Bank of Hollywood can now fulfill dreams across As a New York Times best-selling author, journalist, civic official, animal lover and humanitarian, Candy Spelling was sought after for her giving spirit, business smarts and engaging personality. Spelling was married to legendary television icon Aaron Spelling for 38 years and her close ties to “Bank of Hollywood” is produced by Ryan Seacrest Productions (RSP) in association with Fever Media and BBC Worldwide Productions. Executive Producers are Ryan Seacrest for RSP, David Mortimer and Richard Hopkins for Fever Media, and Stuart Krasnow. The show format is based upon the |