Matthew Hoffman is a television host, and Philanthropist. He is the founder of "Tuesdays With Matthew" a volunteer program for Senior Citizens that recreates famous scenes from famous movies with the Scene-ior Citizens starring as the leads. Tuesdays With Matthew has a cult celebrity following with stars such as Annie Lennox, Taylor Schilling, Jamie King and others publicly showing support for the series. One hundred percent of the monetization from the views of all TWM videos are donated to his local Scene-ior center to ensure their programming continues, and to Meals on Wheels a national organization that helps feed Senior Citizens in need. Hoffman and his work with "Tuesdays With Matthew" has been featured in People Magazine, Huffington Post, and Just Jared to name a few.Hoffman is currently the celebrity correspondent for Regal Cinemas and has recently put his his witty stamp on everything Hollywood, as host and writer of "Fashionation", a weekly red carpet clip show from the executive producers of "Project Runway". Matthew has also appeared as the official correspondent for "The Fran Drescher Show" on FOX, as well as a host and correspondent for "That Morning Show" on E!, "Shop Topic" for AOL, Australia's "The Morning Show", the CW's "Hollyscoop", and New York City's Emmy award winning NBC affiliate NYC TV, where a show Matthew hosted received an Emmy for best Entertainment News. He has served as host and writer for his own shows for Jay Penske, as well as executive producer of "The Biggest Loser", Mark Koops.He started performing in shows in New York City while still in high school, while also attending the evening division of The Juilliard School. He continued his love for performing and attended The Boston Conservatory, graduating with a BFA in Musical Theatre. While in Boston, Matthew performed as a special guest soloist with The Boston Pops.It was not until he attended the Tony Awards as a guest of Vogue editor, Anna Wintour, that he would shift his performing emphasis from theater to hosting. Matthew was picked out of the audience by host Hugh Jackman, and took to the stage of Radio City Music Hall, where the two had quite the musical encounter. That impromptu moment was reported in The New York Post with Liz Smith declaring "If Matthew Hoffman becomes a star it'll be the best up-from-nowhere tale since Shirley MacLaine".