Listen Up: Enrique Iglesias, Taylor Swift Among Artists to Help Teens Get a Body By Milk

WASHINGTON, March 3 /PRNewswire/ -- What do Rihanna, Plain White T's, Enrique Iglesias, Taylor Swift, Lifehouse, The Smashing Pumpkins and Chris Cornell all have in common? Not only has their music topped the biggest music charts, but they are now the latest acts to headline Body By Milk's free music program.

These hot, featured artists have all recently signed on with the Body By Milk campaign to offer free music downloads as a way to encourage teens to drink 3 glasses of lowfat or fat free milk everyday, and eat right to stay lean and healthy.

Teens can log onto bodybymilk.com to download music, get exclusive artist wallpapers and IM icons, hear exclusive interviews with the artists, and enter for a chance to win prizes such as autographed memorabilia -- from guitars to CDs. In addition, teens can send their friends free wake-up calls directly from the artists and create their own, personalized Milk Mustache ads.

    New artists will be featured every two weeks. The line-up and debut dates
are:

    --  Rihanna                    now available
    --  Plain White T's            now available
    --  Enrique Iglesias           March 4
    --  Taylor Swift               March 18
    --  Lifehouse                  April 1
    --  The Smashing Pumpkins      April 14
    --  Chris Cornell              April 28

BodyByMilk.com is an award-winning online destination specifically for teens. The Body By Milk campaign encourages teens to drink three glasses of lowfat or fat free milk everyday and eat right to stay lean and healthy. Visitors can log on to learn how milk can help teens lead active lives and stay healthy.

Body By Milk is part of the National Milk Mustache "got milk?" Campaign, a multi-faceted education program focused on the health benefits of milk. The campaign is managed by the Milk Processor Education Program (MilkPEP) in Washington, D.C., which is funded by the nation's milk processors, who are committed to increasing fluid milk consumption. The tagline "got milk?"(R) was created for the California Milk Processor Board by Goodby Silverstein & Partners and is licensed by the national milk processor and dairy producer groups.