Levi Johnston doesn’t have his high school diploma yet and is looking for options to support his little boy with Bristol Palin, Tripp. Levi has a manager and is trying to make it as an actor and/or model. Although he is planning on getting his GED and taking some college classes, he also has some legitimate offers to consider.

The first thing that comes to mind in reference to Levi is not style and class. So his manager came up with an alter ego, Ricky Hollywood, to help change his attitude and style.

“There’s offers on the table for a little bit of everything – sitcom appearances, a reality show, some modeling,” Jones tells PEOPLE. “We haven’t signed anything, but there’s offers.” Jones declined to give specific details.

Johnston’s interest in a show business represents one of the few viable careers open to him, Jones adds. A high-school dropout passionate about hunting and hockey, Johnston, 19, “is going to go and take the test and finish school and enroll in some college courses,” his manager says. “[But] it’s not like he can go and get a normal job now. Because of all the publicity. The whole interviewing thing, and red carpet and paparazzi – he still hasn’t gotten comfortable with it, but what else does he have? Can he go work at McDonald’s? … He wants to take care of his son financially.”

Jones, an Anchorage private investigator and press rep, is counseling his oft-rumpled young charge to think about a more glamorous look and has urged him to assume a playful new identity – a.k.a “Ricky Hollywood” – when it comes to style and attitude. “We came up with an alter ego,” explains Jones. “As in, ‘Ricky Hollywood would iron his shirt.’ ”

Last week, Jones accompanied Johnston – who has appeared on the Larry King and Tyra Banks shows and in GQ – on a trip to Los Angeles, where he was a special guest at the launch party of actress Jennifer Murphy’s GoGirlWorldwide.com, which describes its mission as the empowerment of women.

“I thought this was a great opportunity for him to show that he supports women and the empowerment of women,” Murphy says. “I could tell he was a little overwhelmed. He made a comment about how there were beautiful girls everywhere he looked and said, ‘It isn’t like this in Alaska!'”

[from People]

If they’re still worried about Levi ironing his shirt, then they have a long way to go. But he definitely has some rugged good looks going for him. He’s no Calvin Klein model, but I enjoyed his shirtless spread in GQ and would be more than happy to see more. That said, he probably has more chances at reality show fame than modeling or landing a sitcom. He hasn’t yet proved that he has any acting chops, and he’s too famous to be able to really break into modeling. On the other hand, a reality show about Johnston might be interesting.