Netflix’s ‘We the People,’ From Executive Producers Barack and Michelle Obama, Puts Optimistic Spin on Civic Duty: TV Review

Putting pen to paper! Whether it be a memoir, children’s book or something in between, celebrities including the Kardashian sisters, Michelle Obama and Mindy Kaling have all taken their talents outside of the realm of Hollywood and have been successful authors.

Mónica Marie Zorrilla New York Times bestselling political conspiracy thriller “The Night Agent” will get the silver screen treatment by Netflix. The streamer has greenlit the series for a book-to-TV adaptation, tapping creator Shawn Ryan (“The Shield,” “S.W.A.T.”) to executive produce.

Michelle Obama for the Showtime series “First Ladies," which she will help produce.“Finding Me” will released in partnership with Ebony Magazine Publishing.“Viola Davis is a powerful truth teller — through her work on stage and screen, as well as in her life,” HarperOne president and publisher Judith Curr said in a statement.

It was just announced that Prince Harry is writing a memoir about his life and he’s getting a massive payday for the book.

The Duchess of Sussex reportedly teamed up with David Furnish to begin working on a new series for Netflix back in 2018.  

pic.twitter.com/LZNQHqIUAoFormer FLOTUS Michelle Obama directly referenced the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act in her post, reflecting on Lewis’ “legacy of perseverance; his ability to find moments of joy and lightness in the midst of real struggle” as the country recommits to “building the future he envisioned.” A year ago today, we lost Congressman John Lewis.

Meghan Markle has put her Hollywood hat back on. The Duchess of Sussex will executive produce a new animated series she created called Netflix announced on Wednesday. The series, which is being developed by Archewell Productions, will center on the adventures of a 12-year-old girl, who is inspired by a variety of influential women from history. Meghan will executive produce alongside David Furnish (), Carolyn Soper (), and Emmy-winning filmmakers Liz Garbus (), and Dan Cogan ().

Archewell Productions, the company founded by Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, is developing an animated Netflix children’s series, “Pearl,” created by the Duchess of Sussex herself.“Pearl” intertwines adventure, fantasy and history as it tells the coming-of-age story of Pearl, a 12-year-old girl who is inspired by a number of influential women in history.“Like many girls her age, our heroine Pearl is on a journey of self-discovery as she tries to overcome life’s daily challenges,” Markle said in

Michelle Obama has a new hobby! The author and philanthropist is officially a knitting club member and has chosen the old-fashioned craft to create tops for her daughters Sasha and Malia Obama. Although she finds the activity very “fulfilling,” Mrs.

Naomi Osaka is thanking Meghan Markle for her subtle support! In a powerful Time essay titled It's O.K. Not to Be O.K., the 23-year-old professional tennis player shared her appreciation towards some public personalities who had her back as she made the tough decision to withdraw from the French Open 2021 to tend to her mental health."Finally, I want to thank everyone who supported me.

Naomi Osaka has tremendous support in her advocacy for the mental health of professional tennis players.

Former President and First Lady, Barack Obama and Michelle Obama have shared sweet pics and messages in honor of their eldest daughter Malia, who celebrated her 23rd birthday on July 4. The First Daughter turned Harvard student shares her big day with America, and her parents gushed over how proud they were of her. “Happy Fourth of July, everybody—and also, happy 23rd birthday to our dear Malia,” Michelle captioned a snap of the pair cuddling.

H.E.R. has opened up on working with Barack and Michelle Obama on a new Netflix series, hailing it as a “life-changing” experience.The singer joined forces with the former US President on We the People, which sees her exploring the importance of educating children through music.“It was more exciting more than anything, it made me really want to, you know, kill it just because of them being attached and them being a part of it,” H.E.R.

Barack and Michelle Obama's firstborn child turned 23 on Sunday, the Fourth of July, and they couldn't help but celebrate with loving tributes to the recent Harvard graduate. «Happy Fourth of July, everybody — and also, happy 23rd birthday to our dear Malia!» Michelle wrote on Instagram alongside a throwback photo of her and Malia. «It’s been a few years since we took this photo, but I know that she’ll always be my sweet little girl whose big hugs and big heart always lift up my day.

Barack and Michelle Obama are feeling very proud today as their daughter Malia celebrates her 23rd birthday. The doting parents took to social media to mark her special day with their own individual tributes that included some seriously cute throwback snaps.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorSPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not yet watched “We the People,” streaming now on Netflix.“We the People,” doesn’t just teach civics, it also mixes music and animation as storytelling devices to get its message across to adults and kids alike.Each of the 10 episodes of the series created by Chris Nee and also executive produced by Barack and Michelle Obama clock in at under five minutes but still manage to cover everything from the electoral system to taxes to

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Michelle Obama was feeling incredibly nostalgic on Sunday as she reminisced about her firstborn, Malia.READ: Michelle Obama reveals daughter Sasha's unique living situationThe doting mother was celebrating Malia's 23rd birthday, as well as Fourth of July, and had twice the reason to celebrate.