Michael Jordan Has the Biggest Net Worth of Any Athlete Ever

Becoming director Nadia Hallgren remembers getting the call from the Obamas' production company, Higher Ground Productions, about Michelle Obama floating the idea of documenting her 2018-19 book tour. "It was one of those conversations that you hang up and you're like, 'That's awesome.

Matthew Carey Devin Concannon isn’t a basketball player, but he has likely studied more film of Michael Jordan than any MJ opponent ever did—just about every graceful jumper that “twished” the net and every propulsive drive through the lane.

Michael Jordan has nothing but love for Tiger Woods.

Scottie Pippen says he’s talked with Michael Jordan since “The Last Dance” documentary aired in the spring and downplayed any rift between the retired Chicago Bulls stars.

, the documentary that true-crime lovers became obsessed with amid the coronavirus pandemic, is now Emmy-nominated!The Netflix docuseries about the life of now-imprisoned zookeeper Joe Exotic (real name: Joseph Allen Maldonado-Passage) and his rivalry with big cat conservationist Carole Baskin received six Primetime Emmy Award nominations on Tuesday.

Dominic Patten Senior Editor, Legal & TV CriticThe almost first female POTUS is in the game, but the playoff in the Emmy docuseries looks to be a battle between Joe Exotic and Michael Jordan.Facing Hulu’s Hillary, PBS’ venerable American Masters and HBO’s McMillion$, the very well watched Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness and The Last Dance snagged six and three nominations respectively from the TV Academy this morning.With directing, picture editing, sound editing, music composition, sound

Black Panther star Michael B. Jordan has launched a new inclusion initiative aimed at securing racial justice in Hollywood.The actor, who has previously been vocal about the need for more diversity within the film and TV industries, announced the new #ChangeHollywood programme yesterday (July 24).The initiative has been created in collaboration with non-profit civil rights advocacy organisation Color Of Change.

Michael B. Jordan has teamed up with a civil rights advocacy charity to help promote change in Hollywood.

Amazon is circling Paramount's Tom Clancy adaptation Without Remorse, starring Michael B. Jordan.

With most theaters still closed due to the spread of COVID-19, studios are weighing options and making tough decisions. While some studios are just sending films to Premiere VOD (PVOD), Paramount continues to sell off a large number of its titles to various streaming services instead.

Michael B. Jordan has teamed up with officials at non-profit Color Of Change to provide concrete steps for studios, production companies, and agencies to invest in anti-racist content.Amid the ongoing Black Lives Matter movement against systematic racism, the actor has partnered with the foundation to help production companies tell authentic black stories and work with black talent, ensuring more diverse onscreen representation.The #ChangeHollywood initiative provides a roadmap for change,

Justin Kroll Senior Film ReporterAfter Skydance sent the next Ryan Reynolds-Shawn Levy movie to Netflix, Paramount is finalizing a deal to move it’s adaptation of Tom Clancy’s Without Remorse to Amazon Studios, We have confirmed.The film stars Michael B. Jordan, Jodie Smith-Turner and Jamie Bell with Stefano Sollima directing.

Also Read: Michael B Jordan and Color of Change Aim to #ChangeHollywood With Investment in Black Stories and Talent“Without Remorse” was planned as part of a series to be followed by an adaptation of Clancy’s “Rainbow Six.” The series will mark the second currently-ongoing production based on Tom Clancy’s characters and concepts, following Amazon Prime’s “Jack Ryan,” which stars John Krasinski. “Without Remorse” is expected to premiere on Amazon.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaAmazon Studios is in final negotiations to buy worldwide rights to “Without Remorse” from Paramount Pictures, Variety has learned.The Tom Clancy thriller stars Michael B. Jordan as U.S.

If you were completely engrossed with the Michael Jordan doco, The Last Dance, you’ll be delighted to hear his 90s classic Space Jam is coming to the site.

Netflix and beat the chill? The streaming juggernaut has dropped its full schedule of new releases for August, and there’s plenty to keep you entertained at home.WATCH: The Guilt Trip with Seth Rogen and Barbara Streisand trailer Whether you’re avoiding the chilly weather or you’re wisely following lockdown restrictions as the nation faces increasing coronavirus cases, Netflix has you covered.If you were completely engrossed with the Michael Jordan doco, The Last Dance, you’ll be delighted to

ESPN's The Last Dance, a 10-part docuseries about Michael Jordan's time with the Chicago Bulls during its final championship season of 1997-98, I wanted to know more about the basketball star's life outside of the court.

happy hour and watching questionable reality shows with friends. Events across the country have been put on hold, from the Friends reunion to the current NBA and WNBA seasons.