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Hey everyone, I’m deeply concerned about the recent news that media giant Paramount has bought Comedy Central and MTV News, only to delete all of the content with the excuse of "saving money." This content, which costs next to nothing to host on a server, represents decades of cultural history, creativity, and voices that have shaped our society. The content includes talents such as Jon Stewart, Stephen Colbert, Samantha Bee... so many important influential people too many to list when you consider all the writers, producers, presenters many who have moved on to bigger and better things. Comedy Central and MTV News have been platforms for groundbreaking comedy, music journalism, and social commentary. Erasing this content not only silences these important voices but also robs future generations of access to pivotal moments in media history. We need to stand together to demand transparency and accountability from these corporations. Our cultural heritage should not be erased in the name of profit. Let's raise our voices to preserve these important archives! #SaveOurArchives #ProtectComedyCentral #SaveMTVNews #CulturalHeritage #MediaAccountability #StopCorporateGreed 😎

🎙️ Jenny McCarthy discusses her reluctance to join 'RHONY' after Bethenny Frankel's invitation, citing a preference for drama-free environments. In an exclusive interview, McCarthy highlights the importance of personal choice in navigating entertainment opportunities, shedding light on the diverse perspectives of celebrities approached for reality TV roles. Read article:https://bit.ly/4aWNVDG #JennyMcCarthy #RHONY #EntertainmentIndustry #usa #usentertainment #usentertainmentnews

From Acting to Diversity: My Journey in Television Join me as I share my journey from acting to embracing diversity on television. Learn how channels are opening up to represent everyone in the country, and how I found confidence in showcasing my skills. Let's break stereotypes and embrace inclusivity together! #ActingToDiversity #TVRepresentation #BreakingStereotypes #EmbracingInclusivity #TelevisionIndustry #DiversityOnScreen #InclusiveEntertainment #EmbracingChange #RepresentationMatters #TVJourney

I'm a former theater kid. And according to Josh Groban, you should hire me because of it. Why? - It developed my communication skills at a young age. Theater involves speaking clearly and confidently in front of an audience. I have no problem giving presentations, speaking in meetings, or in one-on-one interactions because by the time I was 10, I had to learn how to speak loudly and clearly to the back of the theater without a microphone and make it look like I wasn't shouting. - I quickly learned how to work on a team. Theater productions require a high level of teamwork. If everyone isn't pulling their weight, the show falls apart. "There are no small parts, only small actors." My fellow theater kids understand the importance of collaboration, supporting colleagues, and contributing to a team effort. It also means I can work with anyone because if I refused to work with a fellow cast or crew member, the show would suffer. - I am GREAT in a creative brainstorming session. Theater encourages creative thinking and the ability to approach problems from different angles. When's the last time you had to create an entire character on the spot when someone gave you a location and occupation? - I'm the one you want around in a crisis. On stage, you face unexpected situations, such as cutting a song or lines in the script. Or sometimes, you accidentally bump into a large set piece and it falls down at a very intense moment (she says not at all from experience). I learned how to adapt and overcome, because the show must go on. - It made me the leader I am today. Performing in theater builds self-confidence and the ability to maintain composure under pressure. I once had 17 costume changes in one show, with 3 quick changes (having to change costumes in less than 30 seconds). Knowing what I needed to make that happen, and ensure the support levels were there, I learned by being a theater kid. And yes, like Josh Groban says - if you need someone who can get something done on a deadline, hire a theater kid. If you need someone who can step into a job and act like they've been doing it the whole time, hire a theater kid. Hire a theater kid. It's good for business. #opentowork #hireme

Check out these key takeaways from our Broadway Audience Series! #audience #research #data

Did you know that our suburban audience is down 27% from pre-pandemic levels?  That's a lot of butts in seats that could keep shows open longer and more theatermakers employed.  Honored to be chairing a subcommittee on getting those 'burban audiences back to Broadway more regularly.  Business 101 says that it's always easier to get those who have purchased your product before to purchase again . . . so look out, suburbs.  We're coming for you.  And if you're a suburban audience . . . tell me, what can we do to get you back to Broadway, or get you coming more often? #Broadway #BusinessOfBroadway #BroadwayData

What do you know about The Simpsons voice actors? Let's explore The Simpsons voice actors' world in more detail in this article. Their background, the roles they play, and their influence on the world of entertainment will all be examined. Click the link below for an interesting read! #thesimpsons #simpsons #voiceover #voiceacting #voiceactor #voiceoverartist #localizationservices #blogpost

Do FRIENDS TV Show actors still receive money from the show? 💰 We all love Friends, the iconic sitcom that continues to bring us laughter year after year. But here's a surprising fact: the cast of Friends is still raking in millions of dollars annually, even though the show ended years ago! 😲 How is this possible? This is the business side of things. While the last episode of Friends aired in 2004, the cast continues to earn a whopping $20 million (around ₹166 crore) annually! The secret lies in a concept called residuals or royalties. 💡 When the actors signed their contracts, they negotiated a percentage of the show's future earnings. So, every time Friends is streamed on Netflix (where it boasts a massive 50 million fan base!) or on TV, or licensed elsewhere, Warner Bros. studios make money and the cast's contract guarantees them a 2% share of these royalties! 💼 So, even though they're not actively filming new episodes, they continue to benefit from the show's enduring popularity. This is the power of residuals and royalties when the show is popular in the entertainment industry! What do you think? Let me know in the comments below! ⬇ https://lnkd.in/d77N-PjB #business #businessideas #businesscasestudies #growth #contentcreator #content #follow #connect #like #subscribe #share #repost #save #friends #friendsreunion #ross #rachelgreen #monicageller #chandlerbing #joey #phoebebuffay #royalty #entertaiment #warnerbros #contract #revenueshare #friendstvshow

Are you a TRAITOR or are you a FAITHFUL? Honored to create and produce this unique experience with our team and our friends at Peacock. What's equally as thrilling as watching the show? Playing it yourself! Here is a peek inside the experience where backstabbing and deceit are not only accepted... they're celebrated. 🗡. #experientialmarketing #thetraitors #immersiveexperiences #creativemarketing