A Tween "Charlie's Angels." In a Los Angeles suburb, Hailey, the tween queen of social misfits goes nuts when her number one boy, the famous pop star Johnny Angel, mysteriously vanishes the eve before his biggest gig ever at the Super Bowl. Secretly considering herself to be Johnny's number one fan, Hailey is ultra desperate to find Johnny, and is forced to make friends the hard way. Hailey goes out on a limb and out of her comfort zone to band together Girl Squad, the too school for cool girls around who are more than skilled in the art of stealth. It's Summer, Mac, Charisma, and Hailey on mission. But which bad girl will get the good boy? At a press conference, Girl Squad suspects Fred Stine, Johnny's producer, is behind the mysterious disappearance. Posing as a girl rock band to steal Fred's cell phone chip, they learn the British boy band, The Jacks, are slated by Stine to replace Angel at the Super Bowl half-time in the next 24 hrs. Behind the scenes, Special Op agents on a mission to retrieve the stolen Gimme, download clues like Angel and Princess lip gloss, which leads them to believe Girl Squad is an international spy. As maids in the celebrity hotel, Girl Squad's cover is blown by Hailey's mom who yells out a police squad on a megaphone to pull over her stolen minivan. Girl Squad has bonded. They're off to the Black Sun Winery, where the Jacks are having a secret Super Bowl party and are hiding Johnny. But Hailey's headstrong desire to find Johnny and risk everyone's life gets them trapped in a wine vat that pours purple alcohol in to drown them. The Jacks take off to the Super Bowl. Girl Squad and Danny are shocked that Jonny staged the disappearance because of his stage fright, and now they have to break Johnny out and get him back in the limelight. At the Super Bowl, Girl Squad gets sacked by the cheerleaders, but they beat up the Jacks. Johnny performs with Lady Gaga, and Hailey gets her kiss from Johnny. The crowd cheers. Fred is confused, Hailey's mom and Hargraves demand explanations and the Secret Op agents, who pose as police officers, confiscate the Gimme. Hailey is proud to have gotten Johnny back on stage, but is more happy to have her girl power intact and her girl friends in hand.
Biography Kelly e. Keough believes entrepreneurship is the new DIY. She is a professor/author/entrepreneur, and the creator of the TV cooking show, The Sweet Truth, on Veria. Her cookbooks and web series can be seen on kellykeough.com and kellykeoughwriter.com. Kelly's passion has been working in film, TV, theater, and publishing for two decades. She holds an MFA in Screenwriting from the American Film Institute in Los Angeles, and was a healthy chef for Jack Black, Gene Simmons, and Martin Lawrence. Using storytelling across social media platforms, Kelly is now focused on developing new media using e-books, film, and soundtracks. Promoting projects in an online business, Kelly is not waiting around for Hollywood.
