It's The Kriss-O Show Fo' Sho', and if You Don't Know, Now You Know

Toronto, Ontario (PRWEB) April 18, 2008 -- The wait is over, after months of anticipation, The Kriss-O Show is now online! Catch the first episode here: http://www.thekriss-oshow.com/episodes.html.

Hailed as the epitome of pop culture, The Kriss-O Show is a mix of reality and fantasy. Cameras follow Kriss-O and her friends on her many wild, glamorous, low-down dirty and hilarious adventures.

Kriss-O is one of those rare people who can do it all. She sings, dances, acts and even writes a variety of different materials. To complete the package, she even designs her own clothing! These are only a few of the reasons why The Kriss-O Show promises to be one of the freshest and most outrageous new programs in years.

Viewers should also expect to see regular appearances by celebrities, photographers, singers, models, DJ's and other artists.

For more information on this subject please visit The Kriss-O Show website at www.thekriss-oshow.com. To book an interview with Kriss-O please contact Mark Bernhardt by e-mail at mark.b @ seirecords.ca

The Kriss-O Show is excitement, and entertainment.

Mark Bernhardt, Publicist

SEI Records, Siamo Enterprises Inc

mark.b @ seirecords.ca

www.seirecords.ca

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