David will be presenting at the Television Academy Foundation’s 32nd College Television Awards. Thanks to Gayle Gaviola for the tip.

ACADEMY OF TELEVISION ARTS & SCIENCES FOUNDATION UNVEILS CELEBRITY PRESENTERS FOR THE 32ND COLLEGE TELEVISION AWARDS

NORTH HOLLYWOOD, CA, Mar. 24, 2011 – The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Foundation revealed today a star-studded slate of presenters for the upcoming 32nd College Television Awards.

The College Television Awards recognizes excellence in undergraduate and graduate student work in the areas of video, digital production and film production by students around the country. This year, more than 500 students from 154 schools across the nation entered the competition. Out of these submissions, 24 projects across 11 categories will be honored at the gala ceremony on April 9 at the Renaissance Hotel in Hollywood.

Presenters at the gala include a host of television stars, such as Jennifer Carpenter (“Dexter”), Darren Criss (“Glee”), Valerie Cruz (“Off the Map,” “True Blood”), Michael Cudlitz (“Southland”), Trevor Donovan (“90210”), Jason Gann (“Wilfred”), Shenae Grimes (“90210”), Shanola Hampton (“Shameless”), Simon Helberg (“The Big Bang Theory”), David Henrie (“Wizards of Waverly Place”), Aldis Hodge (“Leverage”), Matt Lauria (“Friday Night Lights” “The Chicago Code”), David Ono (“KABC-TV”), Jason Ritter (“The Event,” “Parenthood”), Sarah Shahi (“Fairly Legal,” “Life”), KaDee Strickland (“Private Practice”), Amber Tamblyn (“House M.D.”), Aimee Teegarden (“Friday Night Lights”), Elijah Wood (“Wilfred,” “Lord of the Rings Trilogy”) and Greg Yaitanes (“House M.D.”), among others.

Primetime Emmy® Award-winner Jane Lynch will be presenting the Visionary Award to the creators of the hit Fox series, “Glee.” This award honors industry leaders who successfully use the medium of television to affect social change. Acclaimed television and film actor and three time Golden Globe® nominee Bill Paxton will also present the Visionary Award to the Entertainment Industry Foundation, represented by President and CEO Lisa Paulsen.

This year, Geena Davis is partnering with the Foundation to present the competition’s first-ever Focus on Diversity and Gender Equality in Children’s Media Award—a $5,000 prize for the student producer who best showcases diversity and gender equality in their work. Eligible entries portrayed a balance between male and female roles, demonstrated diversity, dispelled stereotypes about male and female characters and targeted children ages 2-11.

This is also the second year the College Television Awards will include a presentation of the $10,000 Loreen Arbus Focus on Disability Scholarship, made possible by the Loreen Arbus Foundation. The scholarship recognizes student filmmakers who shed light on people with disabilities, help emerging artists gain recognition and increase visibility for artists with disabilities.

“The College Television Awards have become the premier launching pad for Hollywood’s budding industry leaders,” said Television Academy Foundation Executive Director, Norma Provencio Pichardo. “We’re excited to work with such a talented list of presenters, and honor the work of those who will shape the future of television.”

In addition to providing winners’ work with tremendous vehicles for exposure, the College Television Awards provides student winners with unique industry networking opportunities through a special panel of executive producers, showrunners, agents, development executives and managers to offer students advice as they prepare to pursue their career opportunities. Past winners have gone on to lead successful industry careers, and have even become Primetime Emmy Award-winners.

Creative Arts Emmys producer Spike Jones Jr. will serve as Executive Producer and Director of the 32nd College Television Awards. Jones, Founder of SJ2 Entertainment, has a powerful presence in the entertainment community producing award, reality, live specials and television event programs for over 25 years.

More information about David’s new pilot is slowly being released. Check out who just joined the cast!

The comedy pilot from writer Tucker Cawley centers on a group of young assistants who work for a celebrity couple.

Heather Locklear has booked a starring role in CBS multicamera comedy pilot, The Assistants.

The Tucker Cawley-penned project from CBS Television Studios and The Tannenbaum Co. centers on a young group of assistants who work for a celebrity couple, one-half of which is Ali (Locklear).

David Henrie (Mike), T.J. Miller (DJ), Emily Rutherford (Liddy) and Lamorne Morris (Scott) play the four assistants.

Pam Fryman (How I Met Your Mother) is set to direct, with Cawley, Eric and Kim Tannenbaum (Running Wilde, Two and a Half Men) serving as executive producers.

Locklear is best known for her roles in Spin City, Melrose Place, Dynasty and T.J. Hooker. She most recently starred in the Lifetime telefilms He Loves Me and Flirting With Forty. Her last starring role on a TV series was NBC’s LAX in 2004-05.

Locklear is repped by ICM, management firm Brillstein Entertainment Partners and attorney Gerald Edelstein.

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David has landed the lead role for one of CBS’ new pilots, Assistants. Congrats, David! More information below:

David Henrie, who plays the son on CBS’ How I Met Your Mother, has landed the lead in CBS’ comedy pilot Assistants. The project, from writer Tucker Cawley, centers on Mike (Henrie) who, newly arrived in Hollywood from a small town in Pennsylvania, is hoping his job as an assistant to a big celebrity might open doors for him. In the meantime, he’s learning the ropes from his fellow assistants who know how to tip-toe around their neurotic boss and her equally crazy husband.

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D_DELUISE My fake sons! :)

Bug_Hall This is what work looks like in LaLaLand.

As I previously posted here David attended the 1st Annual Cartoon Network Hall Of Game Awards. I’ve added pictures of David walking the green carpet, presenting and backstage/audience. I’ll keep adding pictures so make sure you check back often. Remember the awards air this Friday, February 25th at 7 PM. Edit: More pictures from arrivals and the show added.

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High quality screencaps of Lucky Charmed, Journey to the Center of Mason, Three Maxes and a Little Lady, Daddy’s Little Girl, Everything’s Rosie for Justin and Dancing With Angels are now up in the gallery. Make sure you check them out!

WOWP – Screencaps – 4.03 – Lucky Charmed

WOWP – Screencaps – 4.04 – Journey to the Center of Mason

WOWP – Screencaps – 4.05 – Three Maxes and a Little Lady

WOWP – Screencaps – 4.06 – Daddy’s Little Girl

WOWP – Screencaps – 4.07 – Everything’s Rosie for Justin

WOWP – Screencaps – 4.08 – Dancing With Angels

David has been invited to Cartoon Network’s Hall of Game Awards which will air next Friday, February 25th at 7 PM. Hopefully we’ll get some pictures!

Cartoon Network today announced an all star line-up of icons from the worlds of sports, television, film and music who will be appearing at the first-ever Cartoon Network Hall of Game Awards (HallofGame.com). From the red carpet, to the never-before-seen stunts and surprises on stage, Cartoon Network Hall of Game Awards, which will air Friday, Feb. 25, at 7 p.m. (ET/PT), will be an evening of humor and fun at the most raucous and biggest sports awards show ever presented on television.

Hosted by skateboarding legend, Tony Hawk, the Cartoon Network Hall of Game Awards broadcast will feature appearances by First Lady Michelle Obama, Jessica Aney (SI Sportskid of the Year), Nnamdi Asomugha, Jake T. Austin, Drew Brees, Shannon Brown, Kobe Bryant, Chewbacca, Chris Cole, Lucas Cruikshank aka “Fred,” Stephen Curry, Landon Donovan, Carl Edwards, Roger Federer, Arian Foster, Rick Fox, Zachary Gordon, A.J. Hawk, David Henrie, Dwight Howard, DeSean Jackson, Greg Jennings, Joe Johnson, Tony Kanaan, Lisa Leslie, Robbie Maddison, Sal Masekela, Terrell Owens, Rico Rodriguez, Ryan Sheckler, Matthew Stafford, Amar’e Stoudemire, Andrew W.K., Venus Williams, Tiger Woods and the cast of Cartoon Network’s Dude, What Would Happen—C.J. Manigo, Jackson Rogow and Ali Sepasyar—among many others. The evening will feature performances by Travie McCoy and the Inglewood High School Marching Band. Earvin “Magic” Johnson will also be on-hand to receive the first-ever “Gameblazer Award” for his lifetime achievement in sport.

Voting continues in seven award categories on HallofGame.com and to date the site has already received over 30 million votes. Voting categories and their respective nominees include: “Most Awesome Mascot,” sponsored by Pepperidge Farm® Flavor Blasted® Goldfish® crackers; “He’s Got Game;” “She Got Game;” “That’s How I Roll,” sponsored by Kids Foot Locker; “Alti-dude;” “Dance Machine;” and “My Bad.” Fans can also cast votes for their favorite athletes on the all-new Hall of Game App. Free to download from the iTunes store, fans can also use the app to add their face to sports photos, customize pictures with Hall of Game graphics and share them with friends via Facebook and Twitter.

David will be a part of the Whale Bowl Legends Game taking place this Saturday. More information on the event and how you can attend below:

Celebrities Michael Keaton, Alan Thicke and David Henrie, filmmakers David E. Kelly and Bobby Farrelly and others are scheduled to skate alongside former Whalers and Bruins in the outdoor “Harvest-Properties.com Whale Bowl” Legends Game on Saturday at Rentschler Field.

The “Legends” game faces off at 4 p.m. and precedes the outdoor AHL match between the CT Whale and Providence Bruins at 7 p.m. Rentschler Field is at 615 Silver Lane, East Hartford.

Tickets are $20 to $85 and include admission to both the AHL game and the legends game, available at Ticketmaster.com or 860-728-3366.

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