April 12, 2006

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Margarita Wrestling wrestles up $10,000 donation to Susan G. Komen brest cancer foundation following Ultra Music appearance

MIAMI, April 12, 2006 – Think 5 Entertainment President, Ken Tayloe and executive producer, Debra Caprio presented Bobbi Meyers, executive director of the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation's Miami/Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. affiliate, a check in the amount of $10,000 following the appearance of Margarita Wrestling at the Ultra Music Fest at the Miami Airport Marriott hotel following the festival.

Margarita Wrestling, a non-politically correct, "Improvisational Sports Theater" wowed a crowd of more than 50,000 at this year's Ultra Music Fest while on-lookers cheered the bikini clad women executing take-down moves in the Miami sun in a "believe it or not" bowl filled with margarita mix. At the end of the event, consisting of sixteen sizzling rounds and four teams made up of the Hollywood Stars, Las Vegas Diva's, Denver Elements and New York Drivers, a winner was announced.

Margarita Wrestling makes a difference in the lives of women by donating 15% of gross proceeds to breast cancer research and women's causes. Bobbi Meyers said, "So many new start up companies would save the profits for themselves. I am really impressed that Think 5 Entertainment chooses to give so generously to women's causes. It shows a genuine selfless attitude that you don't see much of these days and I am thrilled they selected our foundation to make a donation."

Tayloe was as thrilled to debut Margarita Wrestling on the east coast as were the organizers of the Ultra Music Fest, to have Margarita Wrestling as part of their entertainment line up and look forward to working with them at other Ultra events.

Founded by President, Ken Tayloe, Think 5 Entertainment produces Margarita Wrestling, a non-politically correct fundraising event designed to entertain while donating 15% of gross proceeds to breast cancer research and women's causes. Visit www.margaritawrestling.com  to learn about the upcoming 16 city U.S. bus tour, how to purchase a DVD and Margarita Wrestling in the news.

The Miami/Ft. Lauderdale Affiliate of the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation is dedicated to eradicating breast cancer as a life-threatening disease by advancing research, education, screening and treatment. Since its inception in 1996, the Miami/Ft. Lauderdale Race For the Cure® and the Affiliate has raised more than $4.5 million and reached hundreds of thousands through grassroots education and screening initiatives.

The 2006 Miami/Fort Lauderdale Race for the Cure® in Miami is scheduled for Oct. 21 st . For information or to volunteer, call (305) 666-RACE or visit www.footworksmiami.com .

Margarita Wrestling is a entrainment event produced by Think 5 Entertainment, Inc. Margarita Wrestling is a for-profit event that makes a core part of its business model donating a significant percentage of its total proceeds to targeted causes that benefit women of all ages and ethnicities. 51% of all charity monies that Margarita Wrestling donates will go to our main cause, which is for Breast Cancer Research and Awareness [ Susan G. Komen Foundation ]. The remaining 49% will go to battered women's shelters, women college scholarships and women's business scholarships.

Margarita Wrestling feels that entertaining productions like the “non-politically correct fundraising”™ format, that has bikini-clad women wrestling in a margarita bowl in the name of fighting breast cancer will draw considerable money from a demographic that usually does not attend fundraising events, which is the 18-39 age male demographic.

In general, most participants of fundraising events are high school students or the over-40 demographic that attend the popular black tie events. Even though women between the ages 18-39 do help in the raising of millions of dollars to help fight different causes, males tend to help much less in the raising of money for important causes such as Breast Cancer Research. In our opinion, it is not that younger males don't want to help donate to these causes, but rather, there is a lack of options that would attract the attention of this tech-savvy, hi-impact demographic. This demographic thrives off instant-stimulation, which they're willing to spend premium dollars on to attend in person, as well as watch via TV, the Internet, pay-per-view and video games.