BILLBOARD CASTING EXES WILLING TO GO OUT ON A DATE

EXES WILLING TO GO OUT ON A 

DATE CASTING NON-AIRING PILOT

FOR NEW TV SHOW!

We are searching for EXES WILLING TO GO ON A DATE for a non-airing pilot for a new 

television show for a major cable network, from an award-winning production company.

PAY IS $500 per person.  You must both be in the Southern California area to be considered.

*  Ever wondered what it would be like to go on a date with your Ex today?
*  Think your Ex might be the one that got away?
*  Can't get your "Ex" out of your mind?
*  Does the thought of your former lover still TURN YOU ON?
*  Did your former boyfriend or girlfriend have amazing "skills" (in and out of the bedroom) that you

 just can't forget?

We want to bring Exes together for one more First Class Date to see what happens!

We are seeking former couples (20s - 30s) who have had limited contact since their break-up 

who would be excited (but nervous) about the chance to see and have fun with their Ex one 

more time!

If you feel you still have unfinished business with your Ex and you feel a strong need to re-connect with

them - we want to help!

If you're still wondering if that spark will still lead to FIREWORKS - contact us NOW!

*Participants must be 21 or older to participate.

TO SUBMIT:
Be sure to mention you heard about this from billboardcasting.com for priority consideration, and email

ALL the information requested below to:
nowcastingtv@gmail.com
Be sure to include:
1.  Your name (first and last)
2.  Contact phone number
3.  City/Zip where you live
4.  Occupation
5.  Briefly tell us about your Ex, your relationship, why it ended, and why you want to see them again.
6.  A recent photo of you, as well as one of you with your ex when you were together (jpg format please)

Kobe Bryant to be shut down for rest of season

As originally thought to be just a small bump in the road. While playing himself back into game shape recovering from a torn Achilles, Kobe Bryant was having one of his best games. He felt good. It was a positive sign, an encouraging outing against one of the NBA's top defenders, Tony Allen.

What Bryant thought was just a hyperextension of his left knee on Dec. 17 in Memphis ended up being a fracture. Still the timetable was a month -- six weeks at the most -- for him to return to the lineup. It has been almost three months, and Bryant still has not seen the floor coping with a rehab process that has been "slow." It appears his return won't be happening anytime soon as the five-time NBA champion is expected to be shut down for the rest of the season, according to Kevin Ding of Bleacher Report. Bryant will not travel with the team for road games to Oklahoma City and San Antonio this week and will be re-evaluated by Dr. Steve Lombardo, according to the report by Ding. Bryant originally said he would like to return this season. But as the wheels continued to fall off the Lakers wagon, many questioned would it make sense for the 35-year-old star to return and log more miles for a team that is headed for the lottery. It appears now Bryant has no choice. The Lakers (22-42) have 18 games remaining in the 2013-14 season. The team is coming off arguably its most impressive win of the season, a 114-110 come-from-behind effort against the Thunder. Leading the way was Jodie Meeks with a career-high 42 points which is also the most points scored in a game by a Laker this season. It also speaks to just how different a year this has been for one of the most iconic franchises in all of sports. Bryant has played in only six games this season and averaged 13.8 points per game. It's the first time since the 2001-02 season that a player not named Kobe Bryant will lead the team in scoring. If the season were to end today, that honor would go to Pau Gasol and his 17.7 points per game. Bryant is expected to once again be the centerpiece of the Lakers next season on a team that could look drastically different. Bryant, after signing a two-year extension earlier this season, is one of just five players on the current roster signed through next season. He's joined by Steve Nash, Robert Sacre, Nick Young who has a player option for next season, and Kendall Marshall who has a team option for 2014-15. Lakers general manager Mitch Kupchak has gone on record saying he expects Young to opt out. If so, that would only add to the plethora of cap space the team will have this summer to go along with a healthy Bryant and what they hope will be a top draft pick as the building blocks for next season.