E! PRESENTS KOURTNEY AND KHLOE TAKE MIAMI

MIAMI HAS A NEW VICE THIS SUMMER WHEN E! PREMIERES "KOURTNEY AND KHLOE TAKE MIAMI" ON AUGUST 16 AT 10:00PM ET/PT

New Half-Hour Summer Series Follows Kourtney and Khloe Kardashian as They Trade SoCal Livin' for New Adventures in Sexy South Beach

Directly Following is the Series Premiere of "Reality Hell" at 10:45pm ET/PT

Los Angeles, July 23, 2009 Newly single and ready to conquer the world, sisters Kourtney and Khloe Kardashian leave LA behind and take a chance on a new city with a notoriously hot social scene when they head to sexy South Beach to launch a second DASH boutique. In addition to her duties at the store, Khloe asserts her independence more than ever, embarking on a new career in radio when her late night talk show "Khloe After Dark" takes over the airwaves on Miami's Y100. As hard as it is to leave the tight-knit Kardashian clan, these free-spirited sisters head to Miami for an entirely new adventure. While the ladies enjoy the hot days, balmy nights and private yachts, they are all business when it comes to making the second Dash boutique as successful as the first. Produced by Ryan Seacrest Productions and Bunim-Murray Productions, the team behind E!'s hit series "Keeping Up With The Kardashians," "Kourtney and Khloe Take Miami" premieres with a special extended episode on August 16 at 10 pm ET/PT only on E!

"Kourtney and Khloe Take Miami" is a look inside the lives of two highly driven sisters as they live and work together, forge new relationships and explore "The Magic City." In the premiere episode, Kim makes her way to Florida to help her sisters/business partners open the second location of their ultra chic clothing store DASH in Miami. However, when Kim and Khloe�s fiery dispositions clash, their argument threatens to destroy the glamorous red carpet opening that is set to kick off their new location. In order to save the business, the fabulous launch party and everyone's sanity, business-minded Kourtney must find a way to bring her sisters together again and get the store opening back on track.

Khloe�s outspoken and over-the-top personality helps in her pursuit of a whole new career when she takes up hosting her own provocative talk radio show, "Khloe After Dark," on Y100 in Miami. Co-hosted by Terrence J. ("106th and Park") and produced by radio personality Michael Yo, the show features a range of topics from entertainment to fashion with celebrity interviews from Kelly Osbourne, Jesse James, Kendra Wilkinson and many more. Although known for her strength and confidence, in the premiere episode Khloe is surprisingly nervous for her first show but with support from her new colleagues, she knocks her debut show out of the park.

Throughout the eight episodes, Kourtney and Khloe work hard but always make time to enjoy the insane Miami nightlife and find themselves in some titillating situations. At Dash, the duo experiences all the problems that running a high-end boutique in a brand new city will bring. Managing employees is never easy which Kourtney soon discovers when she contemplates firing her personal friend Erika and the repercussions cause serious tensions within the Dash workforce. At her gig at the radio station, Khloe finds that it's impossible to always get along with her guests when she gets into a fight with a Miami local whose position against gay rights, causes an all out "on-air" brawl. Khloe also gets involved in a potentially dangerous situation when she finds an illegal substance in a Dash dressing room and takes it to the radio station which puts her job in jeopardy. Outside of work the girls decide to explore their surroundings and head out to the famous Florida Everglades, only to get lost and find themselves stranded in 'gator-infested waters. Kourtney has her own agenda as she branches out to try a sexy new relationship, while Khloe tries to silence her critics who refer to her as a "fabulous drag queen" and hosts her very first drag show. With Miami as the backdrop, the Kardashians don't miss a second of working and playing hard in one of the most beautiful cities on the planet.

"Kourtney and Khloe Take Miami" is produced by RSP and BMP. Ryan Seacrest serves as Executive Producer for Ryan Seacrest Productions and Jon Murray, Jeff Jenkins and Farnaz Farjam serve as Executive Producers for Bunim-Murray.

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About Ryan Seacrest Productions

Ryan Seacrest Productions is the original content division of Ryan Seacrest Enterprises, focusing on both scripted and non-scripted television production and development for network, cable, syndication and digital outlets. RSP's mission is to provide innovative and diverse programming with broad appeal to a variety of networks and demographics, as well as capitalize on numerous new media and non-traditional outlets. RSP has quickly established itself as a full fledged production entity, with numerous pilots, series and specials in production and development including "Jamie Oliver" (ABC-Working Title), "Denise Richards: It's Complicated" (E!), "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" (E!) and "Kourtney and Khloe Take Miami" (E!).

About Bunim-Murray Productions

Bunim-Murray Productions is the leading independent producer of innovative entertainment content. The company is widely credited with creating the reality television genre with its hit series The Real World (now in its 22nd season and renewed for an additional 4 seasons on MTV). BMP continued to innovate with the first reality game show, Road Rules, in 1995, the first reality sitcom, The Simple Life, in 2003, and the first reality soap opera, Starting Over, in 2003. Bunim-Murray's current programming includes The Bad Girls Club (Oxygen), Keeping up with the Kardashians (E! Entertainment), The Real World/Road Rules Challenge (currently airing and renewed for an additional 4 seasons on MTV), the 6th season of Project Runway and the upcoming Models of the Runway (both for Lifetime) and the upcoming series Kourtney and Khloe Take Miami (on E! Entertainment) and Styl'd (on MTV). Launched in 2006 to better reach the Digital Generation, Bunim-Murray's M Theory Entertainment is a spin-off entity focusing on new media initiatives. In 2007 Bunim-Murray launched BMP Films, a film division, which premiered its first documentary, Autism: The Musical, at the 2007 Tribeca Film Festival, and its first scripted film Pedro, at the 2008 Toronto Film Festival, which made its television debut on April 1 on MTV. Autism: The Musical premiered to rave reviews on HBO on March 25, 2008 and won 2 Primetime EMMY awards. The company's second documentary, Shadow Billionaire, premiered at the 2009 Tribeca Film Festival. In 2008 Bunim-Murray Productions formed M Music, a music management division, with its first band, A Cursive Memory, signing with Vagrant Records. Bunim-Murray Productions is based in Van Nuys, CA. It was founded in 1987 by Jonathan Murray and the late Mary-Ellis Bunim.