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Felicity Huffman Rachael Leigh Cook Front “Healthy Media For Youth” Campaign
Actress Rachael Leigh Cook has a new gig: Appearing in the “Watch What You Watch” public service announcement and campaign. The star of the 1999 teen comedy-drama She’s All That has joined forces with fellow stars, including Felicity Huffman and Geena Davis, and organizations including the Creative Coalition and the Girl Scouts in a campaign […]
Actress Rachael Leigh Cook has a new gig: Appearing in the “Watch What You Watch” public service announcement and campaign.
The star of the 1999 teen comedy-drama She’s All That has joined forces with fellow stars, including Felicity Huffman and Geena Davis, and organizations including the Creative Coalition and the Girl Scouts in a campaign to address the media’s impact on the youth. Earlier this month, Cook and Davis were among the women who descended on Washington to take part in a summit that identified ways to develop positive media messages to inspire, empower, and engage the youth.
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