R.J. Williams and Young Hollywood
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R.J. Williams and Young Hollywood
Overview
R.J. Williams, a former child actor, founded Young Hollywood to provide high-quality celebrity programming that authentically reflects Hollywood culture, steering clear of tabloid gossip and sensationalism.
Background
R.J. Williams, born Robert Jackson Williams on July 19, 1978, became well-known for his role as Rowdy in General Hospital from 1989 to 1991. His acting career spanned popular shows of the 80s and 90s, including Full House, Star Trek: The Next Generation, The Young and the Restless, Baywatch, Magnum P.I., The Love Boat, and T.J. Hooker. Throughout his career, he received two Young Artist Awards and nine nominations.
Transition to Production
After a successful acting career, Williams pursued further education at the esteemed USC School of Cinema-Television. Post-graduation, he established Arjay Entertainment, which has become a significant presence in Hollywood. The company collaborates with networks like ABC, Showtime, and Fox Cable, and platforms like TV Guide Channel and AOL.
The Birth of Young Hollywood
In 2006, Williams launched YoungHollywood.com, a go-to platform for exclusive celebrity and lifestyle video content, targeting the rising generation. His philosophy is rooted in creating content that is fun, accurate, and honest.
Content and Features
Young Hollywood delivers the latest in entertainment news, shunning gossip and paparazzi culture. It highlights the positive side of celebrity life with daily updates on where stars dine and party. The site offers a variety of content, including movie trailers, music videos, and celebrity photo galleries featuring popular figures, Oscar nominees, comedians, and athletes.
Staying Connected
Young Hollywood is not just about entertainment; it's informative, offering breaking news, daily updates, and a weekly newsletter to keep audiences informed about what's trendy and exciting.
Partnerships and Future Goals
With strategic partnerships, including deals with YouTube and MySpace, Young Hollywood branded segments are also featured on CBS’s Entertainment Tonight. These collaborations are stepping stones toward the ultimate goal of becoming a premier multi-platform entertainment hub.
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