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Brini Maxwell to become spokeswoman for Bacardi
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          Sep 03, 2004
          
        
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       TV host and lifestyle diva Brini Maxwell has signed a deal with Bacardi Flavored Rum to act as official spokeswoman for the beverage. The agreement, which lasts through 2005, will include promotions, appearances, and other activities. Maxwell drags it up weekly on the Style Network's Brini Maxwell Show, Saturdays at 10:30 p.m. Eastern/Pacific. For more information on her show, visit www.StyleNetwork.com.     

        
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