Fraud Law Suit Filed Against "Stars For A Cause" and The Michael Russell Group's STEVE_LOCASCIO

ALERT ! Information contained herein is of Public Record. The public may report instances of omissions or actions committed by any group or charitable organization. The complaint names Stars For A Cause as defendant, claiming " PROMISSORY FRAUD " " MONEY HAD AND RECEIVED " " INTENTIONAL MISREPRESENTATION " " NEGLIGENT MISREPRESENTATION " . . . The Michael Russell Group's, STEVE LO CASCIO named as co-defendant. Case No.BC371475 CALIFORNIA SUPERIOR COURT

ALERT...Based on the information available online, George Braunstein, Donelle Dadigan, of The Hollywood Museum, Steve LoCascio and Michael Russell, of The Michael Russel Group, have all been named as defendants in numerous FRAUD Lawsuits.On the Charity's web site, Cunard Cruise Line is listed as the Presenting Sponsor of Stars For A Cause which is named as the defendant in FRAUD Case On the Charity's web site, The Prince's Trust is listed as one of the Sponsors of Stars For A Cause which is named as the defendant in FRAUD Case.On the Charity's web site, Bonhams & Butterfields is listed as one of the Sponsors of Stars For A Cause which is named as the defendant in FRAUD Case.On the Charity's web site, Auri Footwear is listed as one of the Sponsors of Stars For A Cause which is named as the defendant in FRAUD Case.On the Charity's web site, Robyn Rhodes is listed as one of the Sponsors of Stars For A Cause which is named as the defendant in FRAUD Case.On the Charity's web site, Entertainment Tonight is listed as one of the Sponsors of Stars For A Cause which is named as the defendant in FRAUD Case.Page 1 - Stars For A Cause / Steve Lo Cascio FRAUD...Page 2 - Stars For A Cause / Steve Lo Cascio FRAUD...Page 3 - Stars For A Cause / Steve Lo Cascio FRAUD...Page 4 - Stars For A Cause / Steve Lo Cascio FRAUD...Page 5 - Stars For A Cause / Steve Lo Cascio FRAUD...Page 6 - Stars For A Cause / Steve Lo Cascio FRAUD...Page 7 - Stars For A Cause / Steve Lo Cascio FRAUD...Stars For A Cause . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...Stars For A Cause . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . . Fraud Law Suit Filed Against . . ...READ USA TODAY'S LATEST ARTICLES ON STARS FOR A CAUSE!Full ArticleSTARS FOR A CAUSE FEATURED IN AP GLOBES ARTICLE:http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090111/ap_en_mo/golden_globes_vignettesFrom the article:"MAKE YOUR OWN BLING: For actors and actresses who take home trophies at Sunday's Golden Globe Awards, the bling doesn't stop there. Each winner will also be invited to design their own jewelry to benefit the Stars for a Cause charity.Winning stars will be invited to work with celebrity jeweler Robyn Rhodes to create one-of-a-kind items to wear on the red carpet during awards season. Men can also design their own diamond-studded shoes with Auri Footwear. Once they've worn the custom items, each piece will be auctioned to benefit the star's favorite charity.Rhodes has already interpreted the gem-encrusted visions of William Shatner, Goldie Hawn, Chris "Ludacris" Bridges and Jesse McCartney. Though none designed jewelry before, "they know what they want," Rhodes said."I'm pleasantly surprised because it seems that they do have a vision," she said. (For example, Shatner sought "something celestial" for his cuff links and tuxedo studs.)The only hitch is that some stars have been reluctant to part with their custom pieces, Rhodes said."They actually want to have a replica for their own collection," she said. "They don't want to give it up. They designed it and it's special."All the star-designed items will be auctioned May 28."CHECK OUT 'STARS FOR A CAUSE' BACKSTAGE AT THE GOLDEN GLOBEShttp://latimesblogs.latimes.com/thedishrag/2008/12/whats-going-on.htmlMOVE OVER, HARRY WINSTON! HOLLYWOOD CELEBS DESIGN RED CARPET JEWELRY FOR CHARITY."Entertainment Tonight" Presents "Stars for A Cause" Charity FundraiserSponsored by Cunard Line, Robyn Rhodes Jewerly, Auri Footwear and Bonhams & Butterfields AuctioneersHOLLYWOOD, CA, August 8, 2008 – “Entertainment Tonight” presents the 2008-2009 edition of “Stars For A Cause,” a unique entertainment industry fundraiser in which Hollywood celebrities will design custom hand-crafted jewelry to wear on the Red Carpet at major events including the “60th Primetime Emmy® Awards,” “66th Annual Golden Globe Awards®,” and the “81st Annual Academy Awards®.” Cunard Lines returns as a sponsor of this year’s campaign and is joined by Robyn Rhodes Jewelry, Bonhams & Butterfields Auctioneers and Auri Footwear.“The red carpet at Hollywood’s major awards events is recognized worldwide as the premiere locale to showcase high fashion,” said George Braunstein, co-founder of the “STARS” non-profit organization. “We’re giving this year’s award season nominees and presenters the opportunity to show their creativity by designing their own jewelry to wear on the red carpet. Most importantly, the jewelry will later be offered at auction by Bonhams & Butterfields to raise money for the celebrities’ favorite charities,” added Braunstein.“’Entertainment Tonight’ is pleased to support such a unique and compelling project,” said Linda Bell Blue, executive producer of “Entertainment Tonight” and “The Insider.” “There is nothing better than mixing Hollywood glamour with a charitable cause,” she added.Famous jewelry designer Robyn Rhodes will assist celebrities with their designs and help oversee the manufacturing of the jewelry. Rhodes’ jewelry is cherished by Hollywood’s elite, including Jessica Alba, Penelope Cruz, Scarlett Johansson and Eva Longoria. Incorporating precious and semi-precious stones, pearls, 14K Gold-filled and Sterling Silver chains, Robyn’s creations have been featured in movies, on television and in national magazines.Auri Footwear, the hip, Southern-California based design house of stylish men’s footwear has also partnered with “Stars For A Cause.” Entertainment’s “A” list men will have the opportunity to design their own Auri Footwear shoes and wear them to major red carpet events.The special celebrity-designed shoes will utilize a solid piece of machined billet aircraft aluminum that creates the main backbone of Auri Footwear’s patented new design technology. It is then Sterling Silver plated and the Auri logo embedded with diamonds. This mechanical chassis is topped off by exquisite Italian leather uppers with sheep skin lined interiors and, as with all Auri Footwear, utilizes Outlast temperature regulating materials originally developed for NASA and used in space suites to create even more comfort.The “Stars For A Cause” celebrity-designed jewelry collection and the Auri Footwear Celebrity Men’s Collection will board Cunard’s Queen Mary 2 for its April 26, 2009 Transatlantic Crossing from New York to Southampton, England where they will be previewed in London. Finally, the one-of-a-kind jewelry and footwear will be showcased at gala preview events in New York and Los Angeles hosted by Bonhams & Butterfields. The prestigious auctioneers will open bidding on the custom works during an auction at their gallery in Los Angeles. According to Edward Beardsley, VP and General Manager of Bonham & Butterfields Los Angeles, “We anticipate an international audience will express interest in the jewelry and footwear designed by the stars – and bidding could be quite competitive. Bonhams & Butterfields is honored to join this effort.”“As the most iconic British ocean liner company in the world, Cunard Line has long offered the only way to cross the Atlantic for scores of celebrities, royalty and even their dazzling jewelry. We take great pride in being the Official Liner transporting the Stars For A Cause celebrity jewelry and footwear collection to its unveiling in Europe prior to the worldwide auction,” shared Carol Marlow, President of Cunard Line.The "Stars For A Cause" celebrity-designed jewelry collection and the AuriFootwear Celebrity Men's Collection will board Cunard's Queen Mary 2 for itsApril 26, 2009 Transatlantic Crossing from New York to Southampton, Englandwhere they will be previewed in London. Finally, the one-of-a-kind jewelryand footwear will be showcased at gala preview events in New York and LosAngeles hosted by Bonhams & Butterfields. The prestigious auctioneers willopen bidding on the custom works during a May 28th auction at their galleryin Los Angeles.Aaron Eckhart www.theartofelysium.org Alicia Keys www.keepachildalive.org Amanda Seyfried www.pancreatic.org America Ferrera www.peacegames.org Amy Adams www.ejaf.org Andrew Stanton (Wall-E Dir.) www.redcross.org Angelina Jolie www.mjpasia.org Anna Paquin www.amnestyusa.org Anne Hathaway www.feedingamerica.org Ben Harper http://www.healthychild.org Bette Midler www.nyrp.org Brad Pitt/Angelina Jolie www.mjpasia.org Charlize Theron www.charlizeafricaoutreach.org Chris "Ludacris" Bridges www.mptvfund.org Colin Farrell www.princes-trust.org.uk Colin Farrell/Brendon Gleeson www.princes-trust.org.uk David Duchovny www.unicef.org Debbie Matenopoulos www.starsforacause.org Dule Hill Dustin Hoffman www.welcomebackveterans.org Eddie Montgomery www.camphorsinaround.org Emma Thompson www.actionaid.org Glenn Close www.fountainhouse.org Goldie Hawn www.thehawnfoundation.org Hayden Panettiere www.savethewhales.org Hilary Duff www.kidswithacause.org Hilary Swank http://blueplanetrun.org Jane Krakowski www.hrc.org Jennifer Lopez www.amnestyusa.org Jesse McCartney Jonas Brothers www.stjude.org Jonathon Rhys Meyers www.hopefoundation.org Kate Winslet www.cardboardcitizens.org.uk Kim Cattrall www.lifeball.org Kirsten Dunst www.theartofelysium.org Laura Dern http://www.healthychild.org Mad Men (Cast & Matt Weiner) www.starsforacause.org Maggie Gyllenhaal www.witness.org Maria Menounos www.takeactionhollywood.com Mariah Carey www.wish.org Marisa Tomei www.vday.org Mary Hart/Mark Steines www.childrenshospitalla.org Meryl Streep www.equalitynow.org Michelle Pfeiffer www.cancer.org Mickey Rourke www.hsus.org Miley Cyrus www.thelibbyrossfoundation.com Neil Patrick Harris www.foodonfoot.org Paul Giamatti www.amnestyusa.org Penelope Cruz www.unicef.org Portia de Rossi www.theartofelysium.org Rex Lee Ricky Gervais www.cancer.org Robert Carlock (30 Rock Prod.) www.lymphoma.org.uk Rumer Willis Sally Hawkins www.raysofsunshine.org.uk Sandra Bullock www.warreneastoncharterfoundation.com Sean (Diddy) Combs www.inner-cityarts.org Sigorney Weaver www.theflea.org Slumdog Millionaire (Cast & Danny Boyle) www.doctorswithoutborders.org Stacey 'Fergie' Ferguson www.globalgreen.org Steve Carell www.autismspeaks.org Steven Spielberg www.righteouspersons.org Susan Sarandon & Son www.heifer.org Susan Sarandon/Evan Rachel Wood www.heifer.org Taylor Lautner Tina Fey www.autismspeaks.org Todd English Tom Hanks/Dustin Hoffman www.welcomebackveterans.org Trace Adkins Troy Gentry www.midtnwishes.org Tyra Banks www.dreamfoundation.org Tyson Beckford www.stjude.org Victoria Beckham www.princes-trust.org.uk Viola Davis www.upwardboundhouse.org William Shatner www.horseshow.org Zac Efron www.wish.orgThe "Stars For A Cause" celebrity-designed jewelry collection and the AuriFootwear Celebrity Men's Collection will board Cunard's Queen Mary 2 for itsApril 26, 2009 Transatlantic Crossing from New York to Southampton, Englandwhere they will be previewed in London. Finally, the one-of-a-kind jewelryand footwear will be showcased at gala preview events in New York and LosAngeles hosted by Bonhams & Butterfields. The prestigious auctioneers willopen bidding on the custom works during a May 28th auction at their galleryin Los Angeles."Entertainment Tonight" presents the 2008-2009 edition of "Stars For A Cause," a unique entertainment industry fundraiser. This year Hollywood celebrities get to show their creativity by designing their own jewelry to wear on the red carpet. Cunard Lines returns as a sponsor of this year's campaign and is joined by Robyn Rhodes Jewelry, Bonhams & Butterfields Auctioneers and Auri Footwear.With the help of famed jewelry designer Robyn Rhodes, Stars design custom hand-crafted jewelry to wear at major events including the "60th Primetime EmmyR Awards," "66th Annual Golden Globe AwardsR," and the "81st Annual Academy AwardsR." Incorporating precious and semi-precious stones, pearls, 14K Gold-filled and Sterling Silver chains, Robyn's creations have been featured in movies, on television and in national magazines.George Braunstein has practiced business litigation and entertainment law litigation since 1988. He also has a large transactional entertainment law practice. He is admitted to legal practice by the State Bar of the California Supreme Court, the United States District Court, and the United States Supreme Court. He has handled numerous complex cases in a variety of fields, including entertainment, intellectual property, insurance bad faith, securities, products liability, real estate, constitutional law, and finance.He successfully litigated a copyright infringement case for Mel Gibson’s motion picture production company, Icon Productions in 2004. He currently represents all sides in the motion picture, television, and music recording entertainment industry, including motion picture production companies, distribution companies, and various talent interests including actors, directors, recording artists, music publishers, editors and screenwriters.Mr. Braunstein is intimately aware of all aspects of motion picture financing, production, and distribution, from the initial idea right through to worldwide distribution in both the theatrical and ancillary markets. He is very familiar with the film community and film marketplace on a first hand basis, and has a working relationship with both the American and foreign film production and distribution companies.He is a member of the California Trial Lawyers Association as well as various local bar associations. He is currently serving as a Judge in the International Court of Arbitration is Paris, frequently lectures at UCLA, USC, and has given seminars at the UCLA Independent Film and Television Producers Program. He lives in Brentwood, California with his wife and four children.George Braunstein's client focused practice, easily serves producers, writers and corporate clients. He currently represents all sides in the motion picture, television, and music recording entertainment industry, including motion picture production companies, distribution companies, and various talent interests including actors, directors, recording artists, music publishers, editors and screenwriters.Mr. Braunstein is intimately aware of all aspects of motion picture financing, production, and distribution, from the initial idea right through to worldwide distribution in both the theatrical and ancillary markets. He is very familiar with the film community and film marketplace on a first hand basis, and has a working relationship with both the American and foreign film production and distribution companies.His years as a film producer (Film Producer on 8 films and Record Producer on 10 Records) has developed many friendships and contacts and his knoweldge of the behind the scene making of a movie to multisource finanicng. He deals as comfortably with the lawyers at the studios as well as the lawyers for the banks.His firm oversee all aspects of a client's needs, from setting up pitch meetings drafting contracts, negotiating deals and finding film financing. Clients seek his business and legal advice as well as his career guidance as their consigliere.March 18, 2009 The New York TimesAs Broadway Beckons, a Question About Casting ‘Irena’s Vow’ Movie by Patrick Healy.Back to Top ======================================================== March 17, 2009 3 News - New ZealandHuman rights advocates mark 21st anniversary of Halabja massacreBack to Top ======================================================== March 17, 2009 Global Security NewswireVictims of Iraqi Chemical Attack RememberedBack to Top ======================================================== March 16, 2009 MSNBCFirst United Nations Commemoration of Halabja GenocideBack to Top ======================================================== March 16, 2009 The Associate PressIraqi chemical attack recalled at UN ceremony by EDITH M. LEDERERUNITED NATIONS (AP) — Iraq's U.N. ambassador on Monday urged the United Nations to commemorate yearly the anniversary of a chemical weapons attack by Saddam Hussein's government that he called the largest against civilians in history.Saddam ordered the attack on the city of Halabja on March 16, 1988, as part of a scorched-earth campaign to crush a Kurdish rebellion in the north, which was seen as aiding Iran in the final months of its war with Iraq.An estimated 5,600 people were killed — the vast majority of them Kurds — in the nerve and mustard gas attacks. Many survivors still suffer from the aftereffects."Today, more than 20 years later, we remember the innocent victims of Halabja chemical attacks with the hope that the continual efforts at progress of the world community will ensure that atrocities like these will not be committed again," Iraq's U.N. Ambassador Hamid Al Bayati told a U.N. commemoration of the 21st anniversary of the attack.Al Bayati said there are worries the attack may have a lasting genetic impact on the Kurds."The rate of cancers, and miscarriages and birth defects has increased in Halabja compared with the rest of Kurdistan or the rest of Iraqi areas," he said."I will call on the international community, especially the U.N., to commemorate this day every year to make it the day of genocide, the day of chemical weapons used against the people of Kurdistan — and to remind the world every year that such kind of attack by chemical and other kind of gases should be studied to see the effect of these kind of weapons," Al Bayati said.He said the effects of chemical weapons should be studied not only in people but in animals, plants and in the soil "because I think it will be contaminated for a long time to come."March 13, 2009 LA TimesGold Derby by Tom O'Neil - Is 'Irena's Vow' the next Holocaust awards champ?Back to Top ======================================================== March 13, 2009 National Review OnlineRemembering Halabja [Michael Rubin]March 16 marks the 21st anniversary of the Saddam Hussein regime's use of chemical weapons against Iraqi Kurds, killing 5,000 in the Iraqi Kurdish town of Halabja. The episode should be a reminder of just how genocidal Saddam was, and how much more secure the world is without him. And, while Halabja has become an international symbol of Saddam's brutality, it should not be forgotten that the town was only one of many attacked with chemical weapons during the Anfal campaign.At the same time, the world should not forget that, less than a decade later, after Iraqi Kurdistan had freed itself from Saddam's rule and secured itself under a U.S.-led "no-fly zone," the two major Kurdish leaders fought a bloody and unnecessary civil war largely over who would get what revenue. While fighting ended in 1997, neither Jalal Talabani nor Masud Barzani have accounted for 3,000 Iraqi Kurds whom their security forces detained and 'disappeared.' Because of the nature of international diplomacy, Talabani and Barzani may not face justice for mass murder, but they should certainly give the families of the missing relief and the knowledge of where they might find their loved ones' remains. Avoiding doing so makes a mockery of Halabja commemorations.Copyright © National Review Online 2009. All Rights Reserved.Back to Top ======================================================== January 08, 2009 USA TodayUSA Today's notes on Stars For A Cause at the Golden Globes.MOVE OVER, HARRY WINSTON! HOLLYWOOD CELEBS DESIGN RED CARPET JEWELRY FOR CHARITY."Entertainment Tonight" Presents "Stars for A Cause" Charity Fundraiser Sponsored by Cunard Line, Robyn Rhodes Jewerly, Auri Footwear and Bonhams & Butterfields AuctioneersHOLLYWOOD, CA, August 8, 2008 - "Entertainment Tonight" presents the 2008-2009 edition of "Stars For A Cause," a unique entertainment industry fundraiser in which Hollywood celebrities will design custom hand-crafted jewelry to wear on the Red Carpet at major events including the "60th Primetime EmmyR Awards," "66th Annual Golden Globe AwardsR," and the "81st Annual Academy AwardsR." Cunard Lines returns as a sponsor of this year's campaign and is joined by Robyn Rhodes Jewelry, Bonhams & Butterfields Auctioneers and Auri Footwear."The red carpet at Hollywood's major awards events is recognized worldwide as the premiere locale to showcase high fashion," said George Braunstein, co-founder of the "STARS" non-profit organization. "We're giving this year's award season nominees and presenters the opportunity to show their creativity by designing their own jewelry to wear on the red carpet. Most importantly, the jewelry will later be offered at auction by Bonhams & Butterfields to raise money for the celebrities' favorite charities," added Braunstein."'Entertainment Tonight' is pleased to support such a unique and compelling project," said Linda Bell Blue, executive producer of "Entertainment Tonight" and "The Insider." "There is nothing better than mixing Hollywood glamour with a charitable cause," she added.Famous jewelry designer Robyn Rhodes will assist celebrities with their designs and help oversee the manufacturing of the jewelry. Rhodes' jewelry is cherished by Hollywood's elite, including Jessica Alba, Penelope Cruz, Scarlett Johansson and Eva Longoria. Incorporating precious and semi-precious stones, pearls, 14K Gold-filled and Sterling Silver chains, Robyn's creations have been featured in movies, on television and in national magazines.Auri Footwear, the hip, Southern-California based design house of stylish men's footwear has also partnered with "Stars For A Cause." Entertainment's "A" list men will have the opportunity to design their own Auri Footwear shoes and wear them to major red carpet events.The special celebrity-designed shoes will utilize a solid piece of machined billet aircraft aluminum that creates the main backbone of Auri Footwear's patented new design technology. It is then Sterling Silver plated and the Auri logo embedded with diamonds. This mechanical chassis is topped off by exquisite Italian leather uppers with sheep skin lined interiors and, as with all Auri Footwear, utilizes Outlast temperature regulating materials originally developed for NASA and used in space suites to create even more comfort.The "Stars For A Cause" celebrity-designed jewelry collection and the Auri Footwear Celebrity Men's Collection will board Cunard's Queen Mary 2 for its April 26, 2009 Transatlantic Crossing from New York to Southampton, England where they will be previewed in London. Finally, the one-of-a-kind jewelry and footwear will be showcased at gala preview events in New York and Los Angeles hosted by Bonhams & Butterfields. The prestigious auctioneers will open bidding on the custom works during an auction at their gallery in Los Angeles. According to Edward Beardsley, VP and General Manager of Bonham & Butterfields Los Angeles, "We anticipate an international audience will express interest in the jewelry and footwear designed by the stars - and bidding could be quite competitive. Bonhams & Butterfields is honored to join this effort.""As the most iconic British ocean liner company in the world, Cunard Line has long offered the only way to cross the Atlantic for scores of celebrities, royalty and even their dazzling jewelry. We take great pride in being the Official Liner transporting the Stars For A Cause celebrity jewelry and footwear collection to its unveiling in Europe prior to the worldwide auction," shared Carol Marlow, President of Cunard Line.Copyright © 2007 Stars For A Cause, Inc. all rights reserved.Back to Top International fine arts auctioneers, Bonhams & Butterfields, is pleased to announce the firm's participation in the May 28, 2009 'Stars For A Cause' charity auction. A uniquely creative campaign, the sale is set to showcase its collection of custom-made, hand-crafted jewelry and fashion accessories presented by a who's-who list of Hollywood celebrities and worn on the red carpet by the likes of Goldie Hawn and William Shatner, among others. Cunard Line returns as a sponsor of this year's campaign and is joined by Robyn Rhodes Jewelry, Auri Footwear and Moët & Chandon Champagne.Transported by Cunard Line's flagship Queen Mary 2 aboard a six-day Transatlantic Crossing between New York and Southampton, England, the collection will preview in an exhibit at Bonhams in London on May 5th during an event organized by The Prince's Trust, one of the benefiting charities. Then, it arrives back in New York for an exhibit at Bonhams on Madison Avenue on May 18th before the tour and final preview culminate at the live auction with more than 100 lots at Bonhams & Butterfields in Los Angeles on May 28th."Cunard Line has long offered a most civilized mode of travel across the Atlantic for scores of celebrities, royalty and stars alike, and now their dazzling jewelry and fashion accessories will travel in-style. We take great pride in being the official liner transporting the Stars For A Cause collection to its unveiling in London," shared Carol Marlow, president of Cunard Line.In addition to hosting gala preview events in New York, Los Angeles and London, Bonhams & Butterfields will open bidding on these one-of-a-kind items during a live auction in Los Angeles on May 28th. According to Carolyn Mani, Director of Sunset Estate Auctions at Bonham & Butterfields, "We anticipate an international audience will express interest in the jewelry, footwear, handbags and Hollywood memorabilia. Bidding could be quite competitive for these one-of-kind items. Bonhams & Butterfields is honored to join this effort.""The red carpet at Hollywood's major awards events is recognized worldwide as the premiere locale to showcase high fashion," said George Braunstein, co-founder of the "STARS" non-profit organization. "We're giving this year's award season nominees and presenters the opportunity to show their creativity by designing their own jewelry to wear on the red carpet. Most importantly, the jewelry will later be offered at auction by Bonhams & Butterfields on May 28, 2009 to raise money for the celebrities' favorite charities," added Braunstein.'Entertainment Tonight' is pleased to support such a unique and compelling project," said Linda Bell Blue, executive producer of 'Entertainment Tonight' and 'The Insider.' "There is nothing better than mixing Hollywood glamour with a charitable cause," she added.This year's campaign was made possible by the generous contribution of acclaimed jewelry designer Robyn Rhodes, who worked with the celebrities and oversaw manufacturing of the one-of-kind pieces.Rhodes jewelry is cherished by Hollywood's elite, including Jessica Alba, Penelope Cruz, Scarlett Johansson and Eva Longoria. Incorporating precious and semi-precious stones, pearls, 14K gold-filled and sterling silver chains, Rhodes's creations have been featured in movies, on television and in national magazines.Auri Footwear, the hip, Southern-California based design house of stylish men's footwear has also partnered with Stars For A Cause. The special celebrity-presented shoes will utilize a solid piece of machined billet aircraft aluminum that creates the main backbone of Auri Footwear's patented new design technology. It is then plated in sterling silver and the Auri logo is embedded with diamonds. This mechanical chassis is topped off by exquisite Italian leather uppers with sheep skin lined interiors and, as with all Auri Footwear, utilizes Outlast temperature regulating materials originally developed for NASA and used in space suites to create even more comfort. Participating celebrities will include: William Shatner, Ludacris and Jesse McCartney.Star studded one-of-a-kind auction highlights from the May 28, 2009 sale at Bonhams & Butterfields will include: a collection of purses embellished with a celebrity "kiss" and autograph by Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Phillip Seymour Hoffman, Eva Longoria, Teri Hatcher and Reese Witherspoon; one 12-litre "Balthazar" and one 6-litre "Methuselah" bottle of Moët & Chandon Champagne signed in gold by Golden Globe Award® winners, nominees and presenters, including the cast of Slumdog Millionaire (2008), Colin Farrell, Susan Sarandon and Ricky Gervais and a selection of limited-edition posters celebrating the 66th AnnuAl Golden Globe Awards®, individually autographed by Hollywood's biggest and brightest stars, including Brad Pitt & Angelina Jolie, Tom Hanks, Dustin Hoffman, Sigourney Weaver and Kate Winslet, generously donated by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, among

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