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Hollywood Chamber of Commerce to Honor Real 92.3's Big Boy


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The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce has announced that veteran radio personality Kurt "Big Boy" Alexander will be honored with the 2,701st star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Wednesday, September 8 at 11:30am PT. The star will be dedicated in the category of Radio at 6212 Hollywood Boulevard in front of Amoeba Music. "Big Boy" currently hosts "Big Boy's" Neighborhood," mornings on iHeartMedia's KRRL (Real 92.3) in Los Angeles.

"Big Boy is L.A.'s pride and joy and a hero to his listeners. We are thrilled to honor him on his special birthday and welcome him to our Walk of Fame family," stated Hollywood Walk of Fame Producer Ana Martinez. Joining Hollywood Chair of the Board Nicole Mihalka in the festivities to unveil the star will be Dr. Dre and Walk of Famer George Lopez.

"Big Boy" was born in Chicago and moved to California at the age of two. He became acquainted with the music world while DJing parties. He soon became a bodyguard for a group called The Pharcyde. He became friends with the Baka Boyz, the morning show hosts at Power 106. Always a funny personality, he was offered a hosting position with the station, soon proving successful in night-time and afternoon hosting spots. However, his first big break onto the national spotlight was when he was hired to as the announcer on Vibe TV Talkshow, while simultaneously hosting his morning radio show on Power 106 and the rest is history. He continued with Power for just over 20 years.

His radio show and brand "Big Boy's" Neighborhood" is now airing in syndication on Premiere Radio Network and daily on FUSE television. He's been recognized as Radio Music Awards' Personality of the Year four times. The National Association of Broadcasters has also recognized "Big Boy"s talent with the Marconi Award, a very rare three times and he is also an inductee to the National Radio Hall of Fame.

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