Brandon C's 411: I am a proud CNY Native. A graduate of Cato-Meridian High School and a graduate of OCC's EMC program. Had my first on-air gig while I was still in college across town at 93Q. A lot of you may know me from that. Joined the MOViN team in Januaray 2012 and now I am your guy 10am-6pm every weekday! Entertaining you through your workday (hopefully) and bringing you the Drive @ 5 everyday LOADED with nothing but GOOD music and PRIZES! Music is my passion and I LOVE to DJ live. I have DJ'd at various venues locally and also do weddings, proms, etc. if you ever need a DJ fell free to drop me a line ------> brandonc@movin100.com.I have had the opportunity to do a lot of awesome things and meet some really cool people so far in my career and I couldn't be happier to join the team here at MOViN! Call me anytime I am on air at 315-476-9653 or text me at 210-UMOV (8668) this is OUR show! You can also follow along with me on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/BrandonCTheDJ and on twitter: https://twitter.com/#!/BrandonCTheDJ
Most Interesting Job: I was a line cook at Hooters for a few years in high school and college (a teenage boys dream job)
Hobbies: DJ'ing, going to shows
Sports: HUGE sports guy, HUGE SU sports fan, Cowboys fan, Knicks fan, Red Sox fan, if theres a game on I am probably watching it
Favorite Artists: Past - Michael Jackson, Tupac, Stevie Wonder... Current: Jay-Z, Lil Wayne, Drake, Usher
Favorite Actor: Will Ferrell
Favorite Food: Anything ITALIAN
Miggity Monday
by Brandon C,posted Jun 18 2012 1:06PM
Two ex-male strippers who once worked with Channing Tatum claim his new movie "Magic Mike" is a giant SLAP IN THE FACE ... claiming the actor stole THEIR stories and turned it into his own Hollywood gold.
FYI -- Tatum doesn't just star in the film, he's also a producer -- and has claimed the film is partially based on his real-life experiences as a dancer back in Florida.
Thomas "Awesome" Austin and London Steele -- both guys worked with Tatum back in his FL stripper days -- who say the film is based more off their lives than his ... even down to the title -- "Magic Mike" -- which is a name Austin says he coined for another dancer.
'Awesome' Austin says ... he and his former male dance buddies are a like a "brotherhood" and, while they're happy for Channing's success, they feel betrayed by the actor for not involving any of them in the film.
They claim they took Tatum under their wings when he was a nobody and taught him all their special stripper-moves like "The Hot Seat" -- which is featured in the film and Austin says he invented it.
The guys tell us, after seeing parts of the final product they feel slighted ... claiming Tatum failed to consult them for accuracy and insist that, without them, he wouldn't have any material.
Austin explains, Channing was an "amateur" when he met him and says "he only danced for 4 months. How many events could have happened to him?"
A rep for Channing had no comment.
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