Major details are uncertain at this time, but TNA appears to be in talks with a “Major Music Star.” No news on what this person will be doing for the company or how long it will last, but TNA posted the following on their website: “Rumor has it that TNA is in talks with a major music star – and the clock is about to strike midnight! More details to come…”
On this week’s edition of TNA Impact, Sheik Abdul Bashir, formerly known as Shawn Daivari, will be doing an angle where he is investigated by Homeland Security. In the angle, TNA television crew members will be arriving at Daivari’s home to shoot a new promo video and they will find that he is in the process of being investigated by authorities. This has been posted in the “News and Notes” section of TNA’s website.
TNA is in the final stages of the completion of their “TNAtv” production facility in Nashville, Tennessee. After three years in the making, the massive production facility should be completed within the next few weeks. TNA plans on housing all of their pre and post production work for iMPACT!, Xplosion, international programming, DVDs, TNA Today, on-air graphics and commercials at the production facility. In a new bit of news, TNA just released a statement saying that they have plans to broadcast their programming in Hi-Definition in the future. “TNAtv is the next logical step in the growth of the company. The ultimate goal is to deliver the best product possible to the fans, and now we will have all the tools to do that,” said Kevin Sullivan, Director of Production at TNA. TNA will have one of the largest Hi-Definition facilities in Nashville, Tennessee. Spike TV launched a Hi-Definition version of channel earlier in the year, but it hasn’t gotten much distribution and they haven’t aired much programming in HD yet.
Nick was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and lived there until the age of 18, when he decided to pack his flack jacket and move to New York City.
