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(PRWEB) March 6, 2005 March 4, 2005, In a statement released today Kirk Phillips, chief executive of Houston based record label GoreallaEntertainment.com, is publicly putting Wal-Mart on notice: ?Carry our product, in the original unedited format or face serious legal action.? Wal-Mart, the world?s largest retailer and record store have a standing policy since 1996 of not stocking CDs, which carry parental advisory labels. Phillips cries foul whenever the policy is mentioned. ?It is time to level the playing field,? says Phillips ?Wal-Mart has been making money ?Just below the public consciousness? off the sale of risqué, salacious, or otherwise objectionable entertainment items for years.? ?While at the same, Wal-Mart?s ridiculously unfair policy aimed at keeping so-called indecent products of the shelves has been in effect and that very policy is financially oppressing independent record labels,? asserts Phillips. Wal-Mart is accused of trying to keep the independent record

Beverly Hills, Ca (PRWEB) December 19, 2011 Beverly Loan Company specializes in collateral or pawn loans for high-end jewelry, sports memorabilia and other luxury items. However, this year, contemporary art and pop icon memorabilia are turning up at the Pawnshop to the Stars more than ever before. Jordan Tabach-Bank, Beverly Loan Company?s CEO, reported "Our exclusive clientele is interested in confidential and secure loans for big ticket items, and it is clear that contemporary art and collectibles are the favored pieces to secure them quickly." Beverly Loan Company also boasts an impressive collection of items for sale. The 73 year old pawn shop has a large selection of estate jewelry and high-end watches, as well as unique once-in-a-lifetime items available for purchase to the public at large at ?dealer? prices. Beverly Loan Company?s items recently appeared on NBC?s hit TV show ?It?s Worth What?? The show featured a stunning Alan Friedman yellow diamond pendant and cha