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Ever had dreams of being famous? How about being having that Super Model Image? Now's your chance.
In a message via Twitter the University of Louisville Actives Student Board informed us that, MTV's hit TV show "Made", is hosting auditions in Louisville.
MTV's Made will be here on April 11th from 11-4!! Must sign up in the SACW310 office BEFORE your interview. Call 852-6691for more info!
Follow me on Twitter tonight. As www.louisville.com brings you Pre, Live, and Post-Game coverage. Follow me @_ChrisHatfield
I moved to Louisville the day after Thanksgiving last year, lovingly uprooted from my hometown of Las Vegas by my boyfriend, who'd accepted a job here. In mid-December, I found myself having a 10-minute conversation about unusual name traditions with my Insight Communications customer service rep. and lingering during banking transitions just to increase talking time with real-live humans.
Obviously, I am a lonely little Louey newbie.
There was a break in the space-time continuum that is the UofL-UK rivalry—and, arguably, it was a lot more interesting than anything Cats or Cards fans have cooked up in a long time.
Louisville based restaurant and the third largest take-out and pizza delivery chain in the United States, Papa John's, recently apologized to customer, Minhee Cho, after a cashier wrote "lady chinky eyes' on her receipt. She went for a slice of pie and left with a side of racism.
Following the incident, Minhee (@mintymin), took to Twitter and tweeted,
Zach Everson and I sat down with Erik Deckers for a candid chat about his naughty-titled book, just a couple of hours before he’d be speaking about it at The Olmsted for a Louisville Ad Fed luncheon. Where’d you get your start in social media? How’d you meet Jason Falls? Did you meet on Twitter? Those are all questions I asked, but what I really wanted was the heart of the message buried underneath the bullshit on the cover.
Have a favorite picturesque spot in Louisville? How about a favorite bar or an awesome Louisville t-shirt you’ve been breaking in for years? Whatever it is that gives you that warm fuzzy feeling of pride about your awesome city, we want you to show us. Here’s what you have to do:
1) Follow @louisvillecom on Twitter
2) Take a fun picture of you and/or your friends and family showing us your Louisville pride
3) Mention @louisvillecom in a tweet and include a twitpic of your prideful photo
Social Media isn’t just for the casual user anymore. As you walk around the city of Louisville (or any city for that matter) you’ll be hard pressed to find advertisements and billboards that don’t say somewhere on them “Follow us on Facebook and Twitter.”
The search for missing IU student, Lauren Spierer, has gone social. They've taken their search efforts to social media outlets like Facebook and Twitter.