Caressa Cameron on Different Stils
Caressa Cameron On Bikini Looking Hot
Caressa Cameron Clode Up Picture Looking Cute
Caressa Cameron With Flowers
Caressa Cameron With A Cute Smile
Caressa Cameron Getting Excited
Caressa Cameron Wearing The Crown
Visit Wallpaper for Daily Updated Hairstyles Collection
![Katelynn Cashin looking Her presenting career started at the BBC in Plymouth. She is often erroneously stated to have been the first female newsreader on prime-time television news, on BBC2 in 1974 (later presenting the BBC's Nine O'Clock News), but ITN's Barbara Mandell predated her, having first appeared on the second night of ITV in 1955, and Nan Winton was the first to do so on the BBC, in 1960. However, Rippon was the first female newsreader to hold the job on a regular basis.<br /><br />She famously guest-starred in the 1976 Morecambe and Wise Christmas show, first appearing behind a newsdesk and then emerging to do a high-kicking dance routine. Her appearance was so popular she made a cameo appearance in the following year's show, in which she was revealed to be one of the members of a chorus line made up of female newsreaders. Rippon would later present the long-running show Come Dancing.<br /><br />Also in 1977, she hosted the Eurovision Song Contest at The Wembley Conference Centre in the UK. According to The Eurovision Song Contest - The Official History, the contest was postponed by over a month and finally broadcast on 7 May 1977. [1]<br /><br />She was the first presenter of BBC Television's Top Gear motoring show. She appeared briefly on TV-am following its launch in 1983. After a much publicised exit from TV-am (with most of its other founder presenters), Rippon worked as an Arts and Entertainments Editor for Channel 7 television in Boston, Massachusetts for a brief period.<br /><br />Rippon helped to present the BBC's coverage of the wedding between Lady Diana Spencer and Prince Charles on 29 July 1981. In the mid-1980s she hosted the TV quiz show, Masterteam on BBC One, then went on to host the ITV revival of the popular panel game What's My Line? from 1989 to 1990.<br /><br />From 1990 to 1994 she presented a daily radio news programme on LBC Newstalk, Angela Rippon's Morning Report, and, later, Angela Rippon's Drivetime. She was also a regular stand-in newsreader on Channel 4's The Big Breakfast when regular newsreaders were on holiday or otherwise unavailable.<br /><br />[[2004 - Rippon presented The Pink Professor Rose Awards - Hampton Court Palace Flower Show – 5th July 2004. Awards given by Pink Professor Enterprises Limited and Co-hosted with Harkness Roses Limited in relation to animation project and short film (humorous philosophy for children of all ages). Website has celebrity photographs, BBC OB Radio Recording, and full details of Award recipients. Project has link with Channel Island and various celebrities on the team. The Pink Professor Rose and short animation film are available via www.thepinkprofessor.com]]<br /><br /><br />In 2005 she co-hosted a new series of Sun, Sea and Bargain Spotting for BBC2 daytime. In April 2006 she toured the country as part of the cast of the musical Anything Goes.<br /><br />Rippon presented Cash in the Attic for BBC One . The daytime television programme meets members of the general public in their homes searching for valuables and antiques to be sold at auction. Rippon, along with an antiques expert, presents the show with the owners at auction helping them to get the best price for their items.<br /><br />She hosted a weekend news show called Live with Angela Rippon on the ITV News Channel. Angela Rippon also became a presenter in the 11th series of the show -Cash in the Attic, filmed in 2007.sexy hot](http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_4WCJ9W3Y-L8/S1cVwbPRO9I/AAAAAAAABXU/V54Qu4BKrIM/s1600-h/thumbnail.php.jpg)
