September 19th, 2008, Los Angeles, CA; In the midst of pre-Emmy celebrations Fred Nassiri, philanthropist, peace activist and musician, along with Jamie Foxx and other celebrities took a break from gift suites and parties to support the long awaited release of Love Sees No Color and the launch of the www.iwantpeace.com. Penny Marshall, Vanessa Williams, Sofia Milos, Maurice Greene, Cheryl Burke, and many others came out to support the cause and were treated to a lavishly appointed cocktail party with a mission. Half way through the night the 400 plus guests were directed into the Paramount Theater where they were moved by both Nassiri’s and Foxx’s passionate speeches about world peace before they watched excerpts from Love Sees No Color, a documentary shot in 18 different countries to promote peace throughout the world.

The Agape International Children’s Choir brought the audience to its feet performing an original song written by Nassiri entitled “Dance of Life”. Foxx closed the night with a call to action to the crowd, “I know this is LA and there are a lot of distractions, but don’t leave here and forget about the reason we are all here tonight…support iwantpeace.com and make a difference.”

Fred Nassiri has dedicated his life’s purpose to world peace, ending poverty, and spreading his mission through music. He has met with Nelson Mandela, Shimon Peres, and Kim De Jung to build support for his peace movement. Nassiri has a real awareness for those in need and a true appreciation for human kind. He has adopted the Marwadi Village in Agra, India and provides over 600 homeless people with all they need from clothing to food to education. Nassiri will be donating 100% all proceeds of Love Sees No Color to charity.

Iwantpeace.com is the creation of Fred Nassiri. As the mastermind behind it - his mission of this one of kind website is to be the first online portal that brings likeminded charities and organizations together to educate, gain exposure, and allow the online community to participate and donate in their unique charity and its individual platform. Iwantpeace.com will be the calling card for peace for many years to come. The overall rollout will be a one year project and will be a multi-faceted effort of personal peace pages, corporate involvement, music and much more.

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Burbank, CA (June 22, 2008): The international film website Cinema Without Borders announced today that Mr. Fred Nassiri is the winner of its 2008 Bridging The Borders Award.

Nassiri received the award in recognition of his extraordinary and ongoing mission to help children throughout the world generate hope for world peace, and to bring all people of the world closer together through the arts of film and music.

“Mr. Nassiri is an exceptional humanitarian as well as an accomplished artist in the fields of film and music,” noted CWB’s Editor-in-Chief Bijan Tehrani, who joined CWB’s International Editor James Ulmer in presenting the diploma of the award to Nassiri in a brief ceremony in Las Vegas. “We were especially moved by the screening of his film, Love Sees No Color, and by his sense of mission, his passion and his charisma that he brings to his global peace advocacy and his work with children. He truly epitomizes the meaning of our Bridging the Borders Award.”

About Cinema Without Borders’ Bridging The Borders Award
The Bridging The Borders Award is presented to a leading filmmaker or film artist who has demonstrated his or her unwavering commitment to bringing the world closer together through the art of film. (www.cinemawithoutborders.com)

Onboard Cunard’s flagship Queen Mary 2, Nassiri will discuss his career and present “Love Sees No Color,” his ambitious, unprecedented short film sung in 15 languages by thousands of children in 18 countries and shot by 18 of the world’s most talented directors.

On November 28, Cher, the Oscar®, Emmy® and Grammy® Award-winning singer, songwriter, actor, producer, author and humanitarian, is hosting the Los Angeles premiere as an inaugural west coast benefit for her Charitable Foundation in association with Cunard Line.

This visually stunning short film began production in the fall of 2006 as a launching pad for Nassiri’s Love Sees No Color Foundation. He was inspired by his mission for world peace, and motivated by his belief that the path to peace is through music and the empowerment of children. His songs are an eclectic mix of melodies, which transcend all ages, genders and religions to bring love, peace, hope and unity to the world.

Nassiri’s personal mission toward achieving world peace and eradicating global poverty continues through several initiatives: when he witnessed dire conditions while filming in Agra, India, he adopted a village and sends provisions each month; he made a $100,000 donation to Nelson Mandela’s Children’s Fund, “Players for Peace; and he initiated a project in Rio de Janeiro called “Guns for Brushes,” facilitating a safe environment for children to play and create art. Nassiri’s influence has already impacted one major US school system - in Nevada - where school district officials have implemented a tolerance curriculum based on “Love Sees No Color.”

Delving deeply into a variety of compelling and relevant topics, Cunard Insights introduces guests to stimulating experts and accomplished visionaries who reflect the line’s heritage of adventure and prestige. Through a series of lectures, Q&A’s, debates, social gatherings, and workshops, guests connect with personalities who have achieved notable distinction in areas including history, world affairs, science, politics, philanthropy, arts and literature. The new Insights programme underscores Cunard’s longstanding view that enrichment at sea should transcend mere entertainment to afford guests a provocative and rewarding cerebral experience.

“For generations, Cunard has set the standard for onboard enrichment. As our guests eagerly anticipate and enjoy this aspect of our voyages, we feel a passionate responsibility to ensure that our programmes are the most dynamic in the industry and that the experts and lecturers chosen are accomplished, engaging and approachable,” said Carol Marlow, president of Cunard Line. “Nassiri is an accomplished recording artist and peace activist who can share his amazing talent and keen insights into today’s important issues resulting from his world travels and meetings with world leaders.”

Former lecturers and luminaries have included Academy Award¬Æ winning Actor Richard Dreyfuss, Bestselling Author (”The Diana Chronicles”) Tina Brown and her husband, literary notable Sir Harold Evans, actor/comedian/writer John Cleese, Helen Gurley Brown, Afghan Ambassador to the US, Said Jawad, Academy Award¬Æ winning Composer Bill Conti, Art Linkletter and such acclaimed authors as PD James, Alexander McCall Smith, Frank McCourt and Dick Francis.

Since the launch of Queen Mary 2 in January 2004, more than 250,000 guests have attended presentations, interviews and lectures.

For more information about Nassiri, go to www.nassirimusic.com .

To learn more about the upcoming schedule of speakers for Cunard Insights, visit www.cunard.com and search for a specific voyage itinerary. For general voyage information and reservations, contact your travel professional, call 1-800-7-CUNARD or go to www.cunard.com .

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Nassiri interview by Petra West of cn8, the COMCAST network
Conducted during the Boston Film Festival on September 21, 2007

Nassiri was a guest on the popular “Praise the Lord” cable TV show, hosted
by Clifton Davis, Thursday, Dec. 13th.

Trinity Broadcast Network is distributed throughout America and around the
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CENTURY CITY, CA, NOVEMBER 29, 2007 - Hollywood VIPS and celebrities joined Cher, the Oscar¬Æ, Emmy¬Æ and Grammy¬Æ Award-winning singer, songwriter, actor, author and humanitarian, as she presented the Los Angeles premiere of the short film “Love Sees No Color.” As Cher introduced peace activist Nassiri, she shared with guests that she had been moved to tears‚Äù after seeing this inspiring movie. ‚Äú As the film shows, music can play a vital role in spreading a message of peace, love and unity.‚Äù

Attendees included Matthew Modine (“Weeds”), Dee Wallace (“E.T.”), Christian Clemenson (“Boston Legal”), Lauren Karl (“Our Lady of Victory”), Trish Gates (“The Office”), and Michael Moloney (“Extreme Makeover: Home Edition”). The glittering event was held in the courtyard of CAA at 2000 Constellation Avenue on Wednesday, November 28. The event included an elegant dinner by and the film was shown outdoors on a portable screen and projection system provided by Open Air Cinema (http://www.openaircinema.us/).

During the premiere, Cunard Cruise Line announced the selection of Nassiri to participate in Cunard Insights, the line’s newly revised enrichment programme in which guests aboard the Queen Mary 2 interact with acclaimed experts and prominent luminaries. Cunards’ canine mascot “Handsome” was the hit on the red carpet and most emailed image on Yahoo.
“Love Sees No Color” is an ambitious 12-minute film starring songwriter, recording artist and international peace activist Nassiri. The music in the film is sung by thousands of children in 15 languages in 18 countries, and was filmed by 18 of the world’s most talented directors and producers.