The initial question that came up was, “Why connect a well-known and carefully managed brand like HBO with so much corporate debris?” or simply, “What’s the reason for linking a respected brand like HBO with all this corporate rubbish?
The specifics of the agreement weren’t shared, but David Portas, chairman and founder of Portas Consulting, along with Donal McElwee and approximately 160 employees from the sports department at Creative Artists Agency, will be joining a newly renamed CAA Portas division.
The upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 model is eagerly awaited and is slated to supersede the existing one, promising a lineup of popular games, ranging from sequels, remakes, or enhanced versions. One such game is Super Mario Sunshine, included in the GameCube collection, which will revive classic titles originally from this cherished console.
Marvel Studios shared a fresh teaser showcasing interviews with lead actress Dominique Thorne and other creatives behind the upcoming series “Ironheart“, including director Ryan Coogler and showrunner Chinaka Hodge. This sneak peek, dropped a day prior to the new trailer launch, saw Hodge confirm that the story of “Ironheart” unfolds three days after the sequel of “Black Panther“, focusing on the character’s transformative years.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, StudioFest has filed a lawsuit in Los Angeles Superior Court claiming that James Franco and Alison Brie declined to star in a movie titled “Better Half” which StudioFest financed and owns the rights to, in 2023. StudioFest suspects that the couple chose not to act in this film because they planned to create another movie with writer-director Shanks (another WME client) that eventually became “Together,” a supernatural film featuring a similar plot about a couple whose bodies merge. The defendants named in the lawsuit are producers Franco and Brie, director Shanks, talent agency WME, and Neon, who purchased the movie from the Sundance Film Festival.