Billionaire Tom Gores Takes Ownership Stake in Paradigm

During a new interview for his hometown news station, Tom Sandoval finally broke his silence on the firing of two of his Vanderpump Rules co-stars – Kristen Doute and Stassi Schroeder. The man described the situation as ‘crazy’ and revealed that their exit ‘changes things.’ As fans may know, Tom traveled to St.

Pete Hammond Awards Columnist/Chief Film CriticOn the heels of last week’s rebroadcast of John Ridley’s powerful 2017 documentary , Let It Fall,  about the 1992 race riots in Los Angeles, ABC is again reaching into its vaults from 2017 for a re-broadcast tonight of the two hour special that aired on January 11th of that year called Taking  The Stage: African American Music and Stories that Changed America. a network special commemorating the opening of the Smithsonian’s new National Museum of

Tom Sandoval is breaking his silence in the wake of the recent “Vanderpump Rules” ousting of longtime costars Stassi Schroeder and Kristen Doute. Allowing himself enough time to stew on the matter following Faith Stowers' claims the pair once dimed her out to police for crimes she didn’t commit, Sandoval, 36, opened up about the firings to KMOV4 in St.

Tom Sandoval traveled from Los Angeles to St. Louis to give back to his hometown while bars and restaurants continue to struggle amid the COVID-19 pandemic. While chatting with KMOV4 reporter Alyssa Toomey, Tom finally broke his silence and responded to the firings of his Vanderpump Rules co-stars Stassi Schroeder and Kristen Doute. “It’s crazy, it definitely changes things and honestly we’re just going to have to wait and see what happens,” Tom shared.

As billionaire Tom Gores' investment vehicle takes an ownership stake in Paradigm, more change may becoming to the financially challenged agency as several deep-pocketed investors eye its music division, including Casey Wasserman and Ron Burkle, sources tell The Hollywood Reporter.

Tim Dams AMC Networks’ streaming service Sundance Now has acquired U.S. rights to acclaimed Tim Minchin-starring Australian drama “Upright” from distributor Entertainment One (eOne).Produced by Lingo Pictures, “Upright” follows a shabby musician, played by Minchin, who has to drive across Australia with nothing but a piano, and finds his baggage increases when a runaway girl comes into his life.The eight-part series premiered last year on Sky Atlantic in the U.K.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorAMC Networks streaming service Sundance Now has picked up its second international drama in as many days after taking the U.S. rights to Tim Minchin’s Australian show Upright.The eight-part series will premiere on August 6 and tells the story of Lucky Flynn (Minchin) as he travels across Australia to see his dying mother with just an upright piano for luggage.

United were due to play the Championship outfit at Carrington on Tuesday but after Stoke City's players and officials had arrived at the training ground the Potters were informed that their manager, Michael O'Neill, had tested positive for COVID-19 in a test carried out on Monday. While the Stoke players, who had travelled to Carrington individually, returned home, United played another training game between the squad, the second in four days, having played at Old Trafford on Saturday.

Stoke City on Tuesday was cancelled at the last minute after a player from the Championship club tested positive for coronavirus, it has been reported. After playing a training match at Old Trafford on Saturday, United were due to take on Stoke at Carrington on Tuesday as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer continues to prepare his side for their return to Premier League action against Tottenham on June 19.

United were due to take on their Championship opponents at the club's Carrington training complex as they prepare for the return of the Premier League next week. However, the match was cancelled shortly before kick-off after the Stoke players had begun arriving in individual cars for the encounter from 10am.No reason has yet been given for the cancellation of the fixture at such short notice.

Tom Ackerley shows off his toned body while going shirtless for a run on Monday (June 8) in Los Angeles.

TV, anything can happen.And poor Tim Lovejoy has proved that once again after taking a tumble on Sunday Brunch.The presenter and co-host Simon Rimmer returned to the Channel 4 studio under social-distancing guidelines at the end of May much to viewers delight.And now they have been left in stitches once again thanks to Tim's mishap right at the top of today's show.Tim and Simon would just introducing viewers to the latest installment of Sunday Brunch and Tim appeared to be doing a bit of a skip

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Sam Gores’ brother Tom Gores and his investment company Crescent Drive Media has taken an ownership stake in Paradigm, the agency’s CEO Sam Gores announced in a letter to employees Thursday, obtained by TheWrap.