MONTCLAIR, N.J., June 10, 2004 (PRIMEZONE) -- Headliners Entertainment Group, LLC (OTCBB:HLNR) announced today that it signed its second financing agreement with Cornell Capital, Inc., making $30,000,000 available to Headliners. To-date, Cornell has advanced $4,275,000 to Headliners under the terms of their first $10,000,000 financing arrangement.
Ed Rodriguez, Headliners Chairman, CEO, and President, had this to say: "These Cornell financings have proved to be a win-win situation. Headliners wins because it gets mandatory funding. Cornell wins because it earns fees and a commission on its fully protected advances. In the end, the HLNR shareholders are our biggest winner, as Headliners is able to use the funds advanced by Cornell to implement its new business plan."
"This funding will allow Headliners to complete the negotiations for its acquisition of the Ten Dance Club Entertainment complexes per the previously signed and announced letter of intent. It will also give us the wherewithal to fast-track the Rascals Comedy Club planned for the Palisades center in Nyack, New York. We have a signed lease and will start construction in the 3rd quarter with a projected opening by October 1st."
For further information, visit: (www.rascalscomedyclub.com).
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