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The Writers Guild of America voted to go on strike early Tuesday morning after negotiations with a body representing the major Hollywood studios and streaming networks collapsed. It's the first time since 2007 that a strike has happened.
Nicki Minaj has been brought on board to star in a new animated series that will be executive produced by 50 Cent. The series, "Lady Danger", will feature a former field agent who becomes a new superhero to defend the earth in the year 2075. She will also be an executive producer on the series, which is inspired by the Dark Horse comic book series of the same name.
Ben Affleck and Amazon Studios highly-anciticpated film, Air is a few weeks from hitting theaters across the board and to hype up the film’s release, Amazon will be embarking on a multi-city consumer experience to both promote the film and help people have a good time.
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The filmmaker behind the controversial film 'Hebrews to Negroes: Wake Up Black America', Ronald Dalton Jr., has issued a press release defending it on Twitter. The film, which many have criticized due to antisemitic content, has been the source of troubles for Brooklyn Nets guard Kyrie Irving who has been suspended for his support of the film on social media.
Kyrie Irving’s tweet has put him in the bullseye of cancel culture but the film he referenced is still being streamed on Amazon.
Joe Budden is back on his hosting grind as news broke that he will host a new show for Amazon's live radio platform, Amp. The show, "Music Lovers Only with Joe Budden", will feature the MC sharing his favorite songs from all eras and genres with listeners who will have the chance to engage as the show is broadcast live.
The service, Amp, is currently in beta testing mode, and some big names in entertainment will join the space during its initial run.
Tap Dancin’ Terry Crews Skins & Grins In New Amazon Commercial, Twitter Gets Buff Bozo Out The Paint
In a new spot for Amazon, Crews pleads with folks to come work for the company but Twitter is getting the buff bozo out the paint.
Amazon Prime Video just got a big boost.
Donald Glover has just secured an even bigger bag.