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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

FIFTH ANNUAL POPCORN N ROSES RISING STARS LIST TO BE ANNOUNCED JULY 4

Since 2006, the Popcorn N Roses Rising Stars list has been one of the most-watched of its kind in the internet film community. In past years, Popcorn N Roses has been first in naming some of the fastest rising stars around, including Michael Angarano, Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart, Anton Yelchin, and Ellen Page.

The fifth annual Popcorn N Roses Rising Stars list will be announced on a special edition of the website's popular film podcast Subject:CINEMA, this Sunday, July 4 at 6 PM Eastern.

The format has changed this year. Rather than each selecting their own list, Subject:CINEMA hosts TC Kirkham and Kim Brown have pooled their resources to come up with one.

Also, for the first time, the list will be ranked from #10-1 in both male and female categories. Previously they have named only a #1 Rising Star with the rest unranked. Past #1 male and female winners have been Michael Angarano and Keira Knightly (2006), John Robinson and Mary Elizabeth Winstead (2007), Anton Yelchin and Olivia Thirlby (2008), and Michael Welch and Kristen Stewart (2009).

The Popcorn N Roses Rising Stars list has had an impressive track record with over 70% of the list honorees jumping into the Hollywood spotlight within the following 12 months.

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POPCORN N ROSES

Launched in December 2005, Popcorn N Roses is the flagship of the PNR Networks family of websites and provides entertainment news and commentary from a variety of sources and writers. More information can be found at http://popcornnroses.com.

SUBJECT:CINEMA

Distributed by MEVIO, Subject:CINEMA is one of the oldest and most- listened-to film podcasts available today. Since premiering in June 2006, Subject:CINEMA has grown to over 40,000 listeners monthly. It is available through various podcast platforms and through iTunes. More information can be found at http://subjectcinema.com.

PNR NETWORKS

PNR Networks is a creator of programming and content across all media platforms. Based in metro Boston, Massachusetts, PNR Networks owns and operates the following websites and podcasts: POPCORN N ROSES, SUBJECT:CINEMA, INDIE FILM SPOTLIGHT, STATE OF INDEPENDENCE, MIRRORBALL MAYHEM, BOSTON POPCORN, IN THE XONE, PLATINUM ROSES' GARDEN, THE KIRKHAM REPORT, CINE-BYTES, THE KIRKHAM REPORT SONG OF THE DAY, VIDEO REVUE, TKR RADIO, and PNR PRODUCTIONS, all trademarks of PNR Networks. PNR Networks connects with its audiences through online, broadband, and wireless services and also has licensing agreements, joint ventures, and syndication deals whereby all of its programming services can be seen and heard worldwide.