BROOKLYN, NY, August 29, 2010 (Press-News.org) Cohesive.TV's new show "What's Up Cohesive.TV is broadcasted from London and hosted by the awesome Tom Crosthwaite. The show updates on all that's going on as well as what's new and what's still to come on Cohesive.TV.
Tom talks about the Chic Equipe, a story telling fashion theme tv show in the making.
Introduced is also the next and 3rd episode of Sound Visions . This episode includes great new sounds from NYC, Stockholm, Berlin and Vienna.
Tom suggests the new movie previews and interviews on Cohesive.TV Loves Movies as well as the Film de Noir section of the program.
An interview with Mike Richardson, the producer of Chessboxing - the documentary follows. Chessboxing, the new combination sport which bring chess andd boxing to a new cool and fills huge arenas in Europe and the States.
The documentary can be watch on Cohesive.TV too.
The online series is executive produced by Cohesive.TV,
Cohesive.TV, a new indie TV station, started in summer 2009 in Brooklyn's wonderful WillyB as a small production company with a huge future!
The vision:
To produce and distribute creative and innovative programs, melting together new American and European culture! Watch us at http://www.Cohesive.TV
Cohesive.TV's new show "What's Up Cohesive.TV is broadcasted from London and hosted by the awesome Tom Crosthwaite
New show on the Number 1 indie broadcaster airing now on www.Cohesive.tv
2010-08-29
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