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Universal City, CA 91608

Tickets By Phone

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Join Ed as he continues his search for stars in the most exciting new talent show ever! See the shows LIVE in Las Vegas....then, every Sunday night on PAX-TV watch the hottest new singers, groups, comedians and kids perform before that live audience, all taking their best shot at stardom!

Ed McMahon reprises his role as starmaker in "Ed McMahon'’s Next Big Star", a new variety series set to air on PAX TV beginning August 2001. When "Star Search" debuted on television in 1984, McMahon ignited a national phenomenon, rocketing the careers of young stars through the stratosphere, including Rosie O’Donnell, Drew Carey, Dennis Miller, Britney Spears and LeAnn Rhimes. Based on McMahon’s successful Internet venture and television specials of the same name, "Ed McMahon's Next Big Star" will scour the nation for the next generation of performers. Competitors will advance through the quarterly finals, followed by the semi finals and ultimately, the final competition giving each winner a chance to win cash, prizes, and fame.

Commenting on his return to the little screen, McMahon said: "After years of discovering new talent, I am proud to say that this concept hasn’t lost its appeal. There are few things in life more thrilling than watching a future star’s career-launching breakthrough performance. You see a fire from within them that propels them to entertain. It’s incredibly exhilarating and makes for great television."