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HELEN ADAMS MAKES OVER LIVE
MANNEQUINS IN HARRODS WINDOWS
The ultimate glitter girl, Helen Adams, is making over four live
mannequins into a sixties style in the Harrods windows on Thursday
May 23 from 5.00-7.00pm.
The LG Internet Family – Sarah Wooster, Carl Newman, Steve Wilson
and Charlie Parker – are living as mannequins in Harrods windows to mark
the launch of LG Electronics’ internet fridge, washing machine, microwave
oven and air conditioner. While there, they are interacting with the appliances
and completing tasks and challenges involving them. They are living in the
lap of luxury in a state-of-the-art virtual home created in Harrods windows
including a kitchen, living room, leisure area and relaxation area. The public
is watching their every move online at www.lginternetfamily.co.uk via the LG
Electronics five camera live web broadcast system.
The sparkly runner-up in Big Brother II, Helen is no stranger to the
‘goldfish bowl’ existence the LG Internet Family of four has been living in the
Harrods windows since Monday May 20.
For more information, interviews with the LG Internet Family or
photographs (available from 0900 Friday May 24) please contact:
Katherine Selby, Herald Communications 07787 533143
Kselby@heraldcommunications.com
Hannah Shepherd, Herald Communications 07785 776591
Hshepherd@heraldcommunications.com
May 23, 2002


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Has Helen turned her back on the Argus?


It seems that Big Brother star Helen Adams may have turned her back on the newspaper that helped save her from eviction.

During Helen's nine weeks in the house the South Wales Argus ran a campaign supporting Helen and urging readers to vote out her rivals each time she was nominated for eviction.

However, when Helen recently visited Newport with her boyfriend and fellow Big Brother star Paul Clarke , a minder for the Welsh star refused requests for the Argus to speak to her.

They happily posed for pictures and signed autographs as they attended the opening of a new supermarket in the town, but her bodyguard turned down an Argus reporter's request for a quick chat with Helen.

The newspaper said: "It's just a little ironic that, through her bicep-bulging protector, she decided not to speak to a newspaper which has helped perpetuate the fame she won via the small screen."

Do you have a story about the regional press? Ring 0116 227 3122/3121, or
e-mail pastill@nepmidlands.co.uk
10/1/03

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