‘Fallout’ TV Series From ‘Westworld’ Creators Based On Games In Works At Amazon With Series Commitment

Serena Williams and her daughter, Alexis Olympia Ohanian Jr., are officially part owners of a new Los Angeles–based women's soccer team called Angel City. Williams and her daughter join a slew of celebrity co-owners who have invested in the team, including Eva Longoria, Jessica Chastain, and Jennifer Garner.

EXCLUSIVE: New Regency will redevelop “Rub & Tug” into a TV series, with the pilot to be written by Emmy-nominated writer/producer, Our Lady J.

Jim Gaffigan is jacked in the artwork for Amazon Prime Video’s “Jim Gaffigan: The Pale Tourist”.

Hair Love, the Oscar-winning short film from Matthew A. Cherry about a father's quest to do his daughter's hair, is now being developed into a 12-episode series at HBO Max.

Fallout series is on the way, and it's coming to Amazon. The news was announced with a brief teaser trailer that doesn't reveal any specifics, but it has been confirmed that Amazon has acquired the show's rights — and that some of the key talent behind Westworld will be working on it.Although the teaser video itself is vague, this is a TV series adaptation, and according to Bethesda, it's already received a series commitment.

Also Read: 'Westworld' Season 3 Finale Loses 18% of Season 2 Finale ViewersThe “Fallout” series hails from Amazon Studios and Kilter Films in association with Bethesda Game Studios and Bethesda Softworks.Created by Bethesda Game Studios, the “Fallout” franchise has seen record-setting sales and received hundreds of awards, including dozens of Game of the Year awards.

Will Thorne Staff WriterJonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy have set their sights on creating another expansive sci-fi series.The “Westworld” duo are developing a show at Amazon based on the “Fallout” video game franchise.

Jill Goldsmith ViacomCBS has named Amazon exec Naveen Chopra as chief financial officer, effective August 10,, succeeding Christina Spade, who will transition into an advisory role after the company’s second quarter earnings call.Chopra joins ViacomCBS from Amazon where was CFO of Devices and Services, the divison housing the giant’s fast growing and most strategic consumer businesses, including Alexa, Echo, Fire TV, Ring, Kindle and the Amazon Appstore.

Denise Petski Senior Managing EditorE! is expanding its programming slate with new celeb-focused series Celebrity Call Center, based on the UK series, and executive produced by Nick Cannon, and 10 Things You Don’t Know from Jupiter Entertainment, both for premiere this summer, along with plastic surgery series Dr. 90210, from Entertainment One, for debut this fall.

Also Read: Colin Kaepernick Joins Medium's Board of Directors, Will Write About Racism and Civil RightsThe series was conceived in 2019 by Kaepernick and Duvernay, and Starrbury completed writing last month, Netflix pointed out in its press release. That suggests that the concept and scripts both wrapped when George Floyd was killed by Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin.

DaBaby and Roddy Ricch have recorded a striking performance of their 2020 collaboration ‘Rockstar’ for the BET Awards.The single was originally released in April as part of DaBaby’s third studio album, ‘Blame It On Baby’.

The Office creator Greg Daniels has announced Rainn Wilson’s blackface scene in the hit U.S. comedy has been edited out.The Dwight Christmas episode, which aired in 2012, no longer contains a scene featuring Rainn Wilson in character as Dwight trying to convince his colleagues to celebrate Pennsylvania Dutch Christmas while in blackface.

Snoop Dogg is giving us a behind-the-scenes look at Kanye West and Dr. Dre working together in the recording studio.

NEW YORK -- Kimberly Jones, the author and activist whose "How Can We Win?” video following the murder of George Floyd was shared online by Lebron James and Trevor Noah among others, has a deal for two books. Henry Holt and Company announced Thursday that for the first book Jones will expand upon the 3-minute video, in which she likened the economic history of Blacks in the United States to a rigged game of monopoly.

NEW YORK -- Kimberly Jones, the author and activist whose “ How We Can Win ” video following the murder of George Floyd was shared online by Lebron James and Trevor Noah among others, has a deal for two books. Henry Holt and Company announced Thursday that for the first book Jones will expand upon the 3-minute video, in which she likened the economic history of Blacks in the United States to a rigged game of monopoly.