With the third season of LEVERAGE arriving this June on TNT, fans can get into the action themselves with the brand new role-playing game based on the popular show.

This June, LEVERAGE: THE ROLE-PLAYING GAME will also be available that allows fans into the world of Nate Ford and his modern-day band of resourceful thieves who take from the rich to help the poor.

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For full press release go to:

http://ifmagazine.com/new.asp?article=9637

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Coming June 2010!  The new Leverage Role Playing Game!

http://www.margaretweis.com/mwp-online-store/leverage

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‘LEVERAGE’ STAR TIMOTHY HUTTON TAKES HOME A PRISM AWARD FOR THE 14^th ANNUAL EVENT

The 14th Annual PRISM Awards, which honors actors, movies, music, media and television’s top shows that accurately depict and bring attention to substance abuse and mental health issues, handed out their big awards last week.

Timothy Hutton took home a Prism for his layered portrayal of Nate Ford, an alcoholic, former insurance investigator turned modern day Robin Hood on TNT’s hit series LEVERAGE.

Meanwhile, Jeff Bridges and Maggie Gyllenhaal took home an award for their work in the independent film CRAZY HEART about an aging, alcoholic country singer trying to wrestle control of his life back.

Other winners include: Rosie O’Donnell, Tony Shalhoub, Hector Elizondo, and Kevin McKidd received PRISM Awards at a ceremony held at the Beverly Hilton Hotel.

The PRISM Awards is produced by the Entertainment Industries Council, Inc. (EIC) in collaboration with the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) and FX Network.

“The PRISM Awards recognizes and applauds the remarkable efforts that have been contributed by our creative community,” says Brian Dyak, EIC’s President and CEO. “We salute those in the entertainment industry that promote informational truths in their work to improve the lives of the audiences they entertain. Through accurate character portrayals and inspired storytelling, our industry reinforces the importance of those individuals within the care giving and health fields.”

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