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What Will The Stars Get at the Oscars? Oscar Free Gifts and Swag!
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It’s Oscar fever and actors will not only enjoy the red carpet events, they will also get showered with free gifts.
That’s right, everyone will win at the Academy Awards this Sunday with Oscar free gifts and swag.
Even the nominees who don’t win their category at Sunday’s 83rd Academy Awards walk away with gift baskets filled with expensive items.
The nominees will win incredible swag worth almost $100,000!
The 2011 Everyone Wins at the Oscars Nominee Gift Bag by Distinctive Assets will include an all-inclusive stay at the Winvian Luxury Hotel,total Indulgence Skin Trio by LaVigne Organic Skincare, the Kim Kardashian Signature Watch Collection by The Brissmor Company, Huntley Drive Fitness personal training packages, six-month unlimited Executive Membership to Circuit Works, LaloFitness one month private training sessions and more.
And get this: stars will also get a $5,000 all-inclusive week-long fitness retreat from Live In Fitness Enterprise, a $12,000 Belize getaway at Cayo Espanto – A Private Island AND a $16,000 all-inclusive getaway to Huvafen Fushi luxury resort in the Maldives compliments of Premier Tours.
That’s not all!
Stars can head over to the GBK gift lounge, stars can get more swag… $50,000 worth of stuff like a seven-night all inclusive Health Package in Africa’s Prime Holistic Health Retreat worth $10,000, a Caribbean Living Magazine, providing guests with a one week stay in the Caribbean, premium diamond watches from Just Bling Watches, and diamonds and hand-made keepsake bracelets and necklaces from Diamonds by Donna.
And I didn’t even list all the free swag the stars will get.
Jealous? I know I am!
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3 Comments
Trina commented on Feb 26 11 at 2:43 pmI do not understand why stars receive swag? Really, they can buy these things 10 times over and then some more. Ridiculous. There should be $16,000 donations to the charity of your choice opposed to $16,000 all inclusive vacations.
The rich are constantly getting richer. I for one, is sitting here, doing my taxes and realizing something is wrong with this picture.
Arianna commented on Feb 26 11 at 4:13 pmHi Trina,
Let me explain to you why stars receive swag–it’s called, Marketing 101. Stars receive “free” products companies allocate from their marketing budgets because companies realize that a celebrity being photographed or talked about or blogged about wearing their product lends instant credibility to the item and better yet, gets the item and company press. Press leads to good things. First and foremost, it provides exposure, builds brand awareness and ultimately, if all goes well, leads to increased sales. And, as we all know, sales growth is key to job retention and growth.
In other words, it’s a mutually beneficial arrangement. Nothing is for free–and most celebrities get this.
faith commented on Feb 27 11 at 2:13 pmTrina,
Arianna is right about all the information that she stated. But, from my point of view, the company (and man) that started Distinctive Assets is my friend. We are from a small town in Virginia and he has come a long way in bettering his life. He may be rich and famous now, but he worked for every bit of it. Please think about how judgmental you are being and be happy for those that actually do have more. Not everyone got to where they are today by having it handed to them. I am sooooo very proud of my friend and, yes, a little jealous. He has the life that many of us want. I still live in that small town but chose not to leave. He had the balls to do it and the knowledge to do more. :)
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