Billionaire Issa brothers' told they must sell 27 petrol stations to complete Asda takeover

Putting haters in their place. Issa Rae said her piece after a Twitter user criticized her appearance.

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It's been 10 years since Issa Rae launched her infamous web series, , and she's created an empire since then that continues to grow with each new project revealed. But the journey to mogul status wasn't without its bumps.Recalling her path to success for 's June cover story, Rae recounted a demoralizing experience during the creation of what would become her now-beloved HBO series, .

Hanson is working with what they've got. In a new interview with ET's Katie Krause, Isaac, Taylor and Zac Hanson opened up about their evolution over their three decades as a band — and say they're done having kids. The Hanson family is notoriously large — 40-year-old Isaac has three kids, 35-year-old Zac has five and 38-year-old Taylor recently welcomed baby No.

In March earlier this year, HBO announced, as “Insecure” was coming to an end, that producer-writer-director Issa Rae had signed a five-year overall production deal with WarnerMedia. The deal established an exclusive partnership between Rae’s production label, Hoorae, WarnerMedia’s branches HBO, HBO Max, and Warner Bros.

The BBC has unveiled its latest drama slate at a virtual event on Tuesday, pulling the curtain back on new series from Rocks writer Theresa Ikoko, This Is England creator Shane Meadows, and the latest female-focused drama from Killing Eve producer Sid Gentle Films.

Issa Rae is bringing back Ben Affleck and Matt Damon's. HBO Max has given an eight-episode order to the docuseries from Miramax and Rae, which will be a reinvention of the critically acclaimed series that ended back in 2016.Affleck and Damon's series debuted in 2002 and focused on first-time filmmakers directing a feature-length movie.

Issa Rae is taking on a new project.

“Insecure” creator and star Issa Rae is exploring the unscripted world with her new HBO Max reality series “Sweet Life: Los Angeles,” which which explores “young Black LA life,” the streaming service said Tuesday.Debuting this summer on HBO Max, “Sweet Life: Los Angeles” “gives an honest and unique look into what it means to be young, Black, and in constant pursuit of one’s dreams in the heart of South Los Angeles,” per its official description.

HBO Max has ordered Sweet Life: Los Angeles, an unscripted series from Issa Rae, which looks at young, Black life in South LA, set to launch this summer. The series comes from Rae and her Hoorae productions, Main Event Media, an All3Media America Company; and Morning Dew Pictures (Baldwin Hills, Real Housewives of Miami).

HBO Max and Issa Rae are bringing back docuseries “Project Greenlight,” which will see a new generation of women filmmakers compete for a chance to direct a feature-length film. So the men can sit this one out.Rae will appear in every episode as an executive producer (on both the winning film and on the TV competition itself).The finished film will premiere on HBO Max.“At HBO Max, we are committed to providing a platform for diverse, up-and-coming talent.

Jordan Moreau Issa Rae, HBO Max and Miramax are reviving the critically acclaimed docuseries “Project Greenlight,” which originally spotlighted first-time filmmakers on HBO.The new “Project Greenlight” will focus on talented female filmmakers who are given the chance to direct a feature film. Rae will appear in every episode as an executive producer, providing guidance and mentorship to the aspiring filmmakers.

Project Greenlight is making a comeback. HBO has given a series order to Project Greenlight, an eight-episode docuseries from Issa Rae and Miramax, a reinvention of the critically acclaimed original Miramax and HBO series.

Warner Chappell has signed a worldwide publishing deal with French producer Ikaz Boi.“I’m excited to work with the team at Warner Chappell France”, says Boi.

EXCLUSIVE: For Life executive producer Isaac Wright Jr. – the inspiration for the ABC series about a falsely imprisoned man – has closed a deal with St. Martin’s Press to publish his upcoming memoir Marked For Life in 2022.