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HBO Max “You know why this show is gonna be such a hit?” Mark Wahlberg says, a slightly manic grin on his face, walking away from the camera after a meeting. It’s the sixth and final episode of HBO’s Wahl Street, so by now we should know, but he answers the question anyway: “‘Cause it’s a fucking shitshow. It’s fucking disastrous. I mean, holy shit. People are gonna love watching me just fucking implode.” Gutsy to leave that line in a series like Wahl Street, when you have ...

Arden High series by Jamie Green. They have been bought by Kieran Viola and Shakespeare YA Graphic Novels – Twelfth Grade Night and King Cheer In the Arden high graphic novels, Shakespeares tales get an update at a modern-day high school where magic and fairies are real, the LGBTQ themes of the original plays are more than subtext, and the drama is quite literally Shakespearean. Agents Alex Slater at Trident Media Group represented Molly Horton Booth, Molly Ker Hawn at the Bent Agency repr...

Creatively raises $5M to help creative professionals showcase and find work Creatively — a startup that helps designers, photographers, illustrators and other creative professionals showcase their work and find their next job — is announcing that it has raised in $5 million. Founded by Stacey Bendet (founder and CEO of fashion company Alicia + Olivia) and Joe Indriolo (who also serves as Creatively’s chief product officer), the startup launched last May. At the time, CEO Greg Gittrich emp...

Cambridge Data Gurus Join Hollywood Execs to Lead New Funding for Creatively, the Job Platform for Creatives In less than a year, the startups diverse community has grown to 125,000+ creatives and 650+ brands. The mission: Change how the world hires creatives and how creatives find work News provided by Share this article NEW YORK, April 14, 2021 /PRNewswire/ --  Creatively, the job platform for creatives, today announced a $5 million seed round led by Cambridge, Massachusetts-based Link Vent...

The NFT sports collectible space is getting spicy.  Dapper Labs CEO Roham Gharegozlou, a newly minted leader in the NFT space, dished some harsh criticism of Topps on Twitter Wednesday, calling out the company and Major League Baseball for creating what he views as a poor product. Said Roham, of 39.8K followers, to user @ChrisBecraft, of 16: Roham Gharegozlou is the CEO of Dapper Labs, which runs NBA TopShot. Topps just happens to be Gharegozlou and Dappers most prominent new competitor. An...

Gargoyles back into homes across the world. Gargoyles was revolutionary when it reigned in the 90s, with complex characters, a rich world of mythology, and a developing serialized story that we hadn’t seen much in “kid’s” animated shows before this. And it deserves a sequel animated series. The first and second season of Gargoyles were excellent, but due to changes at Disney and loss of audience due to coverage of the OJ Simpson trial preempting the show’s airing, plus the blockbus...

Print For the past few weeks, as vaccinations rolled out across the state and movie theaters reopened, I told myself the first theater I would go back to was the ArcLight Cinemas in Hollywood. Now it looks like that is not going to happen. Late on Monday, ArcLight and sister chain Pacific Theatres, which together operated some of L.A.’s top cinematic destinations, said they would not be opening their doors after the pandemic. Perhaps we should have seen it coming. Ever since Los Angeles Cou...

Baseball Cardmaker Topps Finding Balance between Physical Cards and NFTs, Plans to Go Public 4 hours ago by Bhushan Akolkar · 2 min read Photo: Topps / Facebook You have successfully joined our subscriber list. With the recent explosion in the NFT market, Topps is seeing an encouraging trend and demand for NFTs. However, the company said that the pandemic reignited the demand for physical cards pushing Topps’ sales 23% north last year. Topps, the baseball cardmaker, saw a massive demand s...

Saving Private Ryan) and is regarded as the most successful filmmaker in the history of Hollywood. Like all directors, his filmography represents only movies that were able to cross the finish line. Scattered throughout Spielberg’s career are projects he had designs on making but, for one reason or another, wound up falling apart. Take a look at 11 movies that Spielberg nearly made, and then browse 12 additional films that he almost got up and running. 1. Flushed With Pride: The Story of Tho...

NFTs should be selling for billions, not millions Listen to article Press Release New York, April 10 – How do you value an NFT? Last month, Jack Dorsey sold his first Tweet as an NFT for almost three million dollars. Elon Musk followed, selling a Tweet about NFT’s as an NFT. Another less-followed billionaire, former Disney head Michael Eisner, announced plans to take his company, Topps, the baseball trading card outfit, public via SPAC, with valuations tied to the collectables branc...