[0] ADVISORY/FMiTV Networks, WBLS FM 107.5 and Inner City Broadcasting Celebrate the Launch of WBLSi.com With a Party.

Entertainment Editors

ADVISORY...for Monday (December 4)

--(ENTERTAINMENT WIRE)

       Event Features Special Performance by Capitol Recording
           Artists "Sunday" (Co-managed by Whitney Houston)

  Artists from Dr. Dre to Kurtis Blow Among Those Expected to Attend

WHAT: FMiTV Networks, Inner City Broadcasting and WBLS FM 107.5
     present the launch of the ultimate hip-hop R&B site WBLSi.com.
     The celebration will include an intimate performance by Capitol
     recording artists Sunday, managed by Whitney Houston, hors
     d'oeuvres and cocktails.

WHEN:     Monday, December 4th, 2000
          Media Check-in: 6:00 p.m.
          Arrivals 7:00 p.m.

WHERE:    Mars 2112 at 1633 Broadway
          New York

WHO: Fred Jewell of WBLS, FMiTV co-founder, CEO, and chairman Laurence
     W. Norjean

     Among the celebrity guests expected to attend are Whitney
     Houston, Dr. Dre and Kurtis Blow, among others. Sunday broke on
     the scene when their single "Believe in Love" appeared on the
     soundtrack to Maya Angelou's feature directing debut, DOWN IN THE
     DELTA.

DETAILS: WBLSi.com (www.wblsi.com) seeks to become the definitive
     source for hip-hop and R&B music, news, culture and lifestyle. It
     features four different live original music streams to cater to a
     variety of tastes - The Jamz, Slow Jamz, Hip-Hop, and WBLS
     Classics - also giving audiences on-demand access to a bulging
     archive of music and music videos. While covering the latest
     events such as "The Source Hip-Hop Music Awards" and movie
     premieres, the site features exciting and iSclusive interviews,
     including those with musical artists Erykah Badu, Jay-Z, Mya and
     Pink; and film personalities including Omar Epps and Spike Lee.
     Through exciting contest promotions, WBLSi.com promotes
     up-and-coming musicians who submit their work. The iSuperstation
     also hosts other areas such as "Speak Out," a forum for Gen Y to
     express themselves by submitting their opinions, poetry and
     artwork; and "This Day in African-American History."