page_title: Zarah (television personality)
section_title: B InTune TV (TV series)
hierarchical_section_title: Zarah (television personality) / Television career / B InTune TV (TV series)
caption_attribution_description: English: Zarah at the B InTune Event held at the Viper Room in Hollywood, CA in 2008.
context_page_description: Zarah is an American television personality, television producer, recording artist, actress and entrepreneur. Her earlier work as a musician included opening for the Goo Goo Dolls and was later popularized for inspiring youth from the television show, B InTune TV in 2005. Zarah, who came to Los Angeles at a young age, is a mix of Filipino, Spaniard and Chinese. She presently hosts the popular music-based teen show B InTune TV, achieving a global success of 200 million homes in the United States with broadcast affiliates of 54 countries worldwide including Canada, Europe and Asia. In 2012, the show renewed its eighth season syndicating nationally, reaching over 90 million television households on broadcast television in America as well as other countries around the globe.
context_section_description: Zarah is best known for her role as the host of a nationally syndicated daytime television show B InTune TV, which premiered on September 10, 2005 on Viacom and CBS Television Group and UPN Network stations in the United States.
  Though many years active in the music industry as a musician before she played the face of the popular television series as a TV personality, Zarah was working on different music projects when she was approached to host and join the B InTune TV team for a half-hour (26 episode) weekly show to help advance children's music education through an educational excellence program. Zarah's musical background and heavy involvements with both 501(c) 3 non-profit and for-profit sectors on Music and Arts Education for children like the B InTune Foundation and the GRAMMY Foundation over the years, led to projects that fulfilled her interest in educating youth while entertaining simultaneously as an artist. These events included introducing former President Bill Clinton to Michael Nobel of the Nobel family, where she also presented a Peace Book to a social and political activist Bono of U2 from Nobel and eventually, co-developing of what was yet to become a hit television series for teens (13 to 18 years old) and their music called, B InTune TV.
  In 2005, Zarah's break in television came when the show debuted as a nationally syndicated TV series in broadcast television and was well received by its teen audience all across America. In December 10, 2007, Zarah was invited to the Led Zeppelin's Reunion Concert by Robert Plant's management at the O2 Arena in London. She covered the only hour-long television special for B InTune TV introducing the classic rock band Led Zeppelin and their history and accomplishments.
  With its popularity on the rise, the show reached 120 million households in the United States and had a growth of 54 countries worldwide. B InTune TV celebrated events in 2008 that commemorated its global success of totaling 200 million television homes in the United States and other countries around the world, promoting new and upcoming artists for the television show and renewed repeatedly for more seasons to come. Zarah was one of the many celebrity attendees to have arrived at the red carpet celebrated event, which was held at the world-famous Viper Room in Hollywood.
  Apart from being the host and her responsibilities overseeing the production team and other departments involving the process for B InTune TV as the co-executive producer alongside Emmy Award-winning creator and executive producer Eugene Maillard, Zarah is also the contributing screenwriter of the show.
  She has featured various guest appearances such as Rihanna, Avril Lavigne, Chris Brown, Clint Eastwood and The Rolling Stones just to name a few, supported by B InTune Media's music industry collaborators like Warner Bros. Records who partnered at Where Music Meets Film at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah and other labels like Universal Records and Capitol Records.
caption: B InTune GRAMMY Week Event: TV personality Zarah attends the B InTune Event held at the  Viper Room in Hollywood, CA.
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