"Access Hollywood" broadcasts from Milwaukee today

Published Sept. 7, 2005 at 9:27 a.m.

As part of "Access Hollywood" and Verizon Wireless' three-week, coast-to-coast "Verizon Wireless Access Across America Tour," co-anchors Nancy O'Dell and Billy Bush will be in Milwaukee today, where the tour bus will serve as the backdrop for daily "Access Hollywood" broadcasts.

The co-anchors will explore the Hollywood connection to each city they visit, and conduct interviews with celebrities that are either from each broadcast city or happen to be working in or visiting the broadcast city at that time. In Milwaukee they will broadcast from Miller Park and the show will air on Channel 12 WISN-TV tonight at 10:35 p.m.

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