PR Newswire Broadcast Minute for Tuesday, September 6, 2005

PR Newswire Broadcast Minute for Tuesday, September 6, 2005

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MTV Announces Premiere of 'Rocked: Sum 41 in Congo,' September 21 at 7 PM ET/PT

M-T-V has announced the premiere of Rocked: Sum 41 In Congo, a new 30-minute M-T-V News & Docs special on the turmoil in Congo, as seen through the eyes of the acclaimed rock band Sum 41. The special will air on September 21 in recognition of the International Day of Peace, established by the U-N.

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SIRIUS Satellite Radio to Launch Cosmopolitan-Branded Women's Channel

It was announced that SIRIUS Satellite Radio and Cosmopolitan, the best-selling young women's magazine in the world, will launch a full time channel early next year. The talk shows on "Cosmopolitan Radio" will feature a diverse array of topics of interest to women including: love, relationships, beauty, style, health, entertainment and fashion and will cater to the Cosmopolitan reader -- "fun, fearless, female." Guests on the programs will include Cosmopolitan Editor-in-Chief Kate White, as well as the magazine's editors and writers. In addition to talk shows, the channel will feature thematic music programming, which will include the best in pop music and will appeal to the tastes of Cosmopolitan's audience.

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Relatively Small Numbers of U.S. Adults Financially Support Their Parents; Those Who Do Feel the Pinch, According to New Wall Street Journal Online/Harris Interactive Personal Finance Poll

A new Wall Street Journal Online/Harris Interactive Personal Finance Poll shows that a small percentage of U-S adults provide financial assistance to their parents, and among this group, many say it impacts their personal finances. About half of adults do not assist their parents with their financial planning or contribute to their financial support.

A small percentage of adult Americans contribute to their parents' financial support and another 4 percent say they contribute financial support and assist their parents with financial planning. Of these adults overall who contribute financial support, a majority says that this support does impact their personal finances. Specifically, 59 percent say it impacts their personal finances but they can still get by, and 11 percent say it is a major burden on their personal finances.

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PRNewswire -- Sept. 6

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