The first match of the 2014 FIFA World Cup won’t kick off in Brazil until June 12, 2014, but online organizations are already inking deals to prep their coverage. Just days after ESPN made public its plans on how it will report on and broadcast the most popular sporting contest in the world (which, for better or worse, doesn’t include any coverage in 3D), multimedia entertainment company, online destination, and new media studio Young Hollywood announced plans for an upcoming channel “to capitalize on the excitement and celebrity buzz surrounding FIFA World Cup 2014 in Rio.”

The entertainment entity founded by RJ Williams back in 2007 has partnered on the channel with Momentum Entertainment Group, a division of creative and production house Momentum Worldwide that produces everything from full-fledged series to one-off branded campaigns for Fortune 500 consumer companies. The as-of-yet unnamed online video destination won’t launch until April 2013, but will “stay true to the Young Hollywood reputation for taking its audience beyond the velvet rope with exclusive access and one-of-a-kind coverage, revealing the inside stories of celebrity life as told by the celebrities themselves – this time right from the World Cup epicenter in Brazil.”

Here’s Williams on the deal’s announcement: