MEDIA ADVISORY: Catherine Zeta-Jones and Hugh Jackman Return to Co-Host All-Star Tribute to Hollywood and Broadway

LOS ANGELES, CA--(Marketwire - October 23, 2008) -

WHAT            An evening of celebrity performances honoring musicals from
                stage and screen.

WHEN            Saturday, Nov. 8, 2008; press placing begins at 6:30 p.m.;
                celebrity arrivals start at approximately 7:15 p.m.

WHERE           Sony Pictures, Stage #30, 10202 W. Washington Blvd., Culver
                City, CA.  Enter at Overland Gate; security will direct to
                self-parking structure.

WHO             Celebrities performing and/or attending include: Amy Adams,
                Kristin Chenoweth, Alan Cumming, Sandy Duncan, Victor
                Garber, Jonathan Groff, Neil Patrick Harris, Hugh Jackman,
                Elijah Kelley, Zachary Levi, Audra McDonald, James Marsden,
                Donna Murphy, John Lloyd Young, Catherine Zeta-Jones.

SHOW CREDITS    Producers: Larry Mark and Dan Jinks; director: Adam
                Shankman; music director: John Mauceri.

MEDIA ACCESS    Media can cover celebrity arrivals; no press will be
                admitted into the event.  All media must be credentialed in
                advance.

SPONSORS        Presenting sponsor: Panasonic Hollywood Lab; Gold sponsors:
                Reel FX Creative Studios; Silver: John Logan, MarketCast,
                Nielsen Entertainment, ZenithOptimedia; Bronze: IATSE, ADS
                Hollywood, City National Bank, John W. Carson Foundation,
                Kevin McCormick & A. Scott Berg, Kling Family Foundation &
                Jackie Glass/TwinStar Entertainment, OTX, Panavision,
                Paramount Pictures, Turner Classic Broadcasting; Supporter:
                Avjet, Blue Shield of California, Loeb & Loeb LLP, Roger
                Mayer, Will Rogers Foundation.

CHAIRPERSONS    Event chairpersons are Ann & Jim Gianopulos

CHARITY         For 87 years, the Motion Picture & Television Fund has been
                a major service organization, promoting the well-being of
                California's entertainment community.  Healthcare and
                childcare, retirement care and charitable social services
                are provided with compassion and respect for the dignity of
                the whole person.  Charity is at the heart of what MPTF
                does at the Motion Picture & Television Fund's Country
                House and hospital, six health centers, Samuel Goldwyn
                Foundation Children's Center, and through financial
                assistance and community outreach programs.  For more
                information about MPTF visit www.mptvfund.org.