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When AFI revealed its Top 10 Films of the Year last month, five of them were movies with Black themes and almost exclusively Black casts. To Deadline Awards Columnist Pete Hammond, 2021 looked like it could be a landmark year. Then came the crazy BAFTA nominations, along with the Producers and Directors guilds’ lists. Now what?
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Steve Stark Exits As President Of MGM/UA Television
After nearly a decade as head of scripted television for MGM, Steve Stark is leaving the studio’s executive ranks. The news comes a year after MGM's Worldwide Television Group, run by Chairman Mark Burnett, last extended Stark with a new contract in conjunction with him being named President of a new label, MGM/UA Tele…
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‘Moffie’: New Trailer For BAFTA-Nominated Homophobia Drama Set In Apartheid South Africa; IFC Releases April 9 In U.S.
EXCLUSIVE:Â Hot off of a BAFTA nomination for Outstanding Debut By A British Writer, Director or Producer, South African drama Moffie is due to release in select U.S. theaters and on digital and VOD platforms via IFC Films on April 9. Check out the new trailer above.
Written and directed by Oliver Hermanus, the movie…
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Management Firm Grandview Hires Former MXN Entertainment Rep Tracy Kopulsky
EXCLUSIVE: LA-based management firm Grandview has hired manager Tracy Kopulsky.
Kopulsky was most recently a manager at Mason Novick's MXN Entertainment. She started her career at WME after graduating from the Radio/TV/Film Program at Northwestern University.
She works with writers across all mediums with a particular…
CBS Media Ventures, NuTime Media Partner On Effort To Connect Advertisers With African American Customers
CBS Media Ventures, as the TV syndication unit was rebranded in January, has teamed with NuTime Media in a new effort to connect advertisers with African American consumers.
The exclusive partnership will center on a range of CBS shows. The roster includes first-run series like Judge Judy, magazines Entertainment Tonig…
YouTube Streaming On TV Screens Jumped 20% During 2020, Company Reveals
By December of 2020, more than 120 million people streamed YouTube and YouTube TV on their TV screens, up 20% from the 100 million who did so in March.
That jump and other insights were highlighted in a pair of blog posts by the company. One was written by Neal Mohan, YouTube’s product chief and a keynote speaker…
‘The Daily Show’s Roy Wood Jr. Teams With Comedy Central For Third Stand-Up Special, Work-Centered IHeartRadio Podcast
Roy Wood Jr. is adding two more projects to his Comedy Central slate as The Daily Show correspondent sets a new stand-up special and podcast with the cable channel.
Comedy Central will produce and air Wood’s third one-hour stand-up special this year. His previous special, No One Loves You, premiered as part of Comedy…
WarnerMedia Parent AT&T Sued By SEC For Alleged Violation Of Fair Disclosure Reg In Conversations With Wall Street Analysts
WarnerMedia parent AT&T has been sued by the Securities and Exchange Commission for alleged violations of a regulation known as Reg FD that requires so-called fair disclosure of financial information.
The SEC civil suit against the telecom giant and three of its investor relations executives claims they selectively…
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‘Free Solo’ Star Alex Honnold Launches Climbing Podcast
EXCLUSIVE: Alex Honnold, the subject of Oscar-winning documentary film Free Solo, is scaling the heights of the podcast world.
Honnold, whose quest to perform a free solo climb of El Capitan was captured in the film, will launch the Climbing Gold podcast with Fitz Cahall, a journalist who worked for National…
‘Invisible Women’ Comedy Series Adaptation In Works At Sony TV; Randi Mayem Singer To Write Pilot
EXCLUSIVE: Sony Pictures Television is developing Invisible Women, a female-driven dark comedy based on Jeanne Ray’s novel Calling Invisible Women, with veteran screenwriter and showrunner Randi Mayem Singer (Mrs. Doubtfire) set to pen the pilot.
In Invisible Women, a woman "of a certain age" wakes up one day to find…
Piers Morgan: What Happened & What’s Next For ‘Good Morning Britain’s Anti-Woke Warrior
Britain’s breakfast foghorn Piers Morgan is out of a job. It all happened in a matter of hours, as the former CNN presenter bent a global news story about Meghan Markle firmly in his direction with incendiary comments about the Duchess of Sussex’s mental health. We’ve spoken to sources familiar with the breakneck…
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The Burning Question That Drove David Fincher’s Decades-Long Journey To Make ‘Mank’
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Rainn Wilson To Star In Dark Comedy Fiction Podcast Series ‘Dark Air With Terry Carnation’
EXCLUSIVE: Rainn Wilson, best known to legions of The Office fans as Dwight Schrute, is fronting a fictional dark comedy podcast series featuring his alter-ego Terry Carnation.
The actor has teamed with Audioboom to launch Dark Air with Terry Carnation, which explores the on and off-air life of host of a late-night…
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EFM Deal For Street Gang: How We Got To Sesame Street
EXCLUSIVE: Following its world premiere at this year’s Sundance Film Festival, LevelFilm acquired Canadian rights to documentary Street Gang: How We Got To Sesame Street out of the virtual EFM. The film goes inside the minds of the Sesame Street creators, artists…
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