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BRET MICHAELS Meets His Match In NGTV's CARRIE KEAGAN; Interview, Performance Available

January 23, 2008

Bret Michaels, rock star bachelor and subject of VH1's ridiculously hot hit series "Rock of Love 2", stopped in at the No Good Television (NGTV.com) studios to chat and charm NGTV's own Carrie Keagan. The result is a hilarious, raunchy romp in front of a live studio audience, including a never-before-seen performance. Catch Part 1 of this interview series with Michaels available now only on NGTV.com.

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