LA2DAY At: Jumpstart's Read for the Record
By LA2DAY FOR LA2DAY.COM 06 Oct 2008
It didn't happen at night and it didn't take place in a bar or a club, but this last week, LA2DAY preferred to spend its time at Jumpstart's Read for the Record, the cross country world-record breaking event wherein over 400,000 people read the classic children's story Corduroy by Don Freeman. Whilst featured on The Today Show and read by Matt Lauer and Mary-Louise Parker, here in Los Angeles, readers included Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, Gabrielle Union and The Hills' Lauren "Lo" Bosworth. LA2DAY's Karen Curley took the snaps.
Shaun Robinson and Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa.
Tequan Richmond.
Lauren "Lo" Bosworth.
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