A24 and the New York Times are the latest players to emerge that are looking to acquire Letterboxd for over $300 million, according to a report in the New York Times. A rep for A24 declined to comment. “The Company regularly reviews potential investments, and it’s our policy not to comment on speculation about potential acquisitions or divestitures,” Katie Hill, NYT SVP, Global Head of Communications and External Affairs, told The Wrap in a statement. Others that have participated in the early talks include Sony, Netflix and Paramount, private equity firms RedBird and TPG and Reddit co-creator and Seven Seven…
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Mekki Leeper will make the jump from actor to star, EP, writer and showrunner with his new comedy, “New Money” at Prime Video. Leeper (“Jury Duty,” “St. Denis Medical”) will star in the half-hour comedy he created and wrote, while he shares showrunning responsibilities with Joe Mande (“Hacks,” “The Running Point”), who also serves as an executive producer. “New Money” is described as an ensemble workplace comedy set in the fast-paced and morally dubious world of private equity, following a trustfund-baby-turned-(self-proclaimed)-mogul and his staff of misguided wannabes at New Money Worldwide, Southern California’s least successful venture capital firm, per the…
Even if you can’t make it to this year’s sold-out show, you can still catch all the tea while it’s piping hot.
Senator Tommy Tuberville says no pets should be allowed in the cockpit … even if they’re excellent pilots, like he says a few members of the furry community are. Jacob caught up with the Alabama senator — who is currently running to be the…
The pop star keeps the avant-garde fashion coming.
Nolan Wells’ attorneys have released the state’s autopsy report … and they say it raises new questions about the official theory of his death. The Mississippi report says there was no fluid or debris within the airways of his lungs. It mentions…
Brian Evans previously opened for Carrot Top’s long-running show at the Luxor in Las Vegas.
“And then I cast Tom Cruise and everything went insane.” That’s how Neil Jordan describes “Interview With the Vampire,” his decadent 1994 horror epic based on the 1976 novel by Anne Rice, which is now available as a deluxe 4K Blu-ray festooned with delicious new special features and a handful of previously unseen deleted scenes. (And just in time for Halloween!) But Jordan’s version of events isn’t exactly true. At the time, Jordan was coming off the phenomenal global success of “The Crying Game,” which won him the Best Original Screenplay Oscar and made more than $70 million internationally on…
Fox’s Brian Kilmeade put a positive spin on President Donald Trump pulling out all the stops to welcome Chinese president Xi Jinping.
Within a 1920s factory in Milan, Francesco Risso and Alex Sossah are building a home, an atelier, and an ever-evolving laboratory for clothes, objects, art, and ideas.