Starpower Management LLC Lawyers Up With Over 10 Million Retainer

Starpower Management announces today that it has secured legal protection on retainer worth over 10 million dollars. The firms’ CEO Bruce Edwin states, “We have always been fortunate to have a great legal team. Now however, we are in a unique position to have virtually limitless, international, top legal protection that compliments and surpasses the already great legal team we had in place.”

Starpower Management LLC, a limited liability corporation established in 2003, is a celebrity model and talent management firm, publishing, and production company based and licensed in the city of Santa Monica, California.

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Its mission is to manage a small number of talented actors, models, bands, singers, and select brands in to a position of celebrity-level success with name, face, voice and or product recognition (celebrity status), with the utmost in financial and career growth, with passion, honesty and integrity.

Starpower Management, LLC is a full service model and talent company. The firm has no advance fees and follows Talent Management Association (T.M.A.) standards. The company now considers only stars for representation in addition to its current roster.

The company works directly with other A-list agencies, celebrity publicists, entertainment attorneys, major motion picture studios, major record labels, music and film producers, and numerous stars among more. In addition to general booking via its partners, the firm packages its select clients in to already established feature film and television properties. The company regularly positions its clients on the red carpet and in other celebrity events. With its decades of experience in most all areas of the arts; fashion, photography, film, art, music, publishing, and fine art, along with its decades of successful skills in marketing, research, development, publicity, sales, journalism, networking, pop culture, and subculture, Starpower Management LLC holds an elite position as a powerful force in entertainment with its rare ability to navigate within all areas of the arts and business – from creative to commerce, working with many of the most renown entertainment leaders in the world. Stars which the company represents or works with are confidential, provided in confidence to other celebrities and industry executives only.

The company is comprised of the following divisions; NEW FACES – WOMEN, FILM & TELEVISION TALENT DEPARTMENT, MUSIC DEPARTMENT – PERFORMING, MUSIC DEPARTMENT- RECORDING, MUSIC DEPARTMENT – PUBLISHING, LITERARY DEPARTMENT, PUBLICITY DEPARTMENT, which includes HOLLYWOOD SENTINEL PUBLIC RELATIONS, and SPECIAL EVENTS, and the PUBLISHING DIVISION which includes THE HOLLYWOOD SENTINEL, and SUBNORMAL MAGAZINE, and the PRODUCTION division which includes THEATRICAL, T.V., WEBISODIC, and VIDEO GAME.

www.StarpowerManagementLLC.com

www.BruceEdwin.com

Contact Bruce at TheHollywoodSentinel.com

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