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Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVComedian Ronny Chieng has struck a deal with Netflix for three upcoming projects: two new stand-up specials and a docu-style comedy special, Variety has learned exclusively.The still-to-be-titled docu-comedy special is described as a “semi-scripted road trip comedy” in which Chieng and his fellow comedian David Fung journey through a one-of-a-kind tour of America’s Chinatowns to promote local businesses, explore Asian American culture and push “each

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentWide has acquired international sales rights to Joe Duca’s road movie “Her Name Was Jo” in the run up to the European Film Market. North American rights are being handled by Gravitas Ventures for cable, VOD, SVOD and all digital platforms.Duca’s sophomore feature stars newcomer Mary Cate Williams as Jo, a 10-year-old girl who spends her days along the Shenandoah River in Virginia with her best friend Selma.

Carmen Electra is launching her own health conscious menu. The 48-year-old actress, model and singer is partnering with Cordia Corporation to create a curated menu, which she has called Tasty by Carmen Electra, which will be made available on all major participating food apps in the US in the second quarter of 2021.

Minari, which opens today, is the most autobiographical film of this award season — a distinction that only highlights how painstakingly, yet disarmingly, the multigenerational drama was made.

Tim Gray Senior Vice President“Minari,” from Plan B and A24, is writer-director Lee Isaac Chung’s semi-autobiographical tale of a Korean-American family starting a new life in 1980s Arkansas. The characters, played by Steven Yeun, Yeri Han and Yuh-jung Youn, among others, live in a small mobile home on isolated patch of land; one of the challenges was to convey both the sense of home and the vast, green area.

Back on? Kim Kardashian tells her siblings that she caught Kourtney Kardashian looking cozy with ex Scott Disick in a clip from the upcoming final season of Keeping Up With the Kardashians.

Kelly Ripa is known for her all-American girl good looks so when she showcased a very different look on Wednesday the results were hilarious - if not a little shocking. The star, 50, had fans doing a double-take when she appeared on her Live with Kelly and Ryan show’s Instagram, looking far from her usual glamorous self. MORE: Kelly Ripa makes emotional confession about son Joaquin - husband Mark was 'choked up'But the TV host's new look, fortunately, isn't permanent and it was just a filter of

“ Minari ” could not be more personal. Filmmaker Lee Isaac Chung based the film on his own childhood in the 1980s, when his Korean American parents moved to Arkansas to start a farm.

Seventy pooches competed in this year’s “cutest game ever played,” reffed by longtime “rufferee” Dan Schachner.Here’s a paw-by-paw recap of the riveting rumble. Team Ruff’s Archer, an American Staffordshire Terrier, got the game off to a wild start with a penalty for “illegal use of the goal posts” — ripping off the goal post of the opposing team.

Kelly Ripa is renowned for her incredible figure and follows a strict diet and fitness plan to stay in shape.MORE: Kelly Ripa's diet confession may surprise youHowever, you will be pleased to hear, that just like everyone else, the Live with Kelly and Ryan star treats herself too, and particularly enjoys eating American pancakes at breakfast time.What's more, Kelly's pancakes are a lot healthier than you think, thanks to a few changes to the usual recipe.The TV host turned to Dr.

Neon has picked up Jamila Wignot’s documentary Ailey, about dance and choreography legend Alvin Ailey, after its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival. The deal is Neon's second at Sundance after it nabbed the North American rights to Flee, an animated doc from Jonas Poher Rasmussen that counts Riz Ahmed and Nikolaj Coster-Waldau as executive producers.

 Selena Gomez  revisits her roots and blesses her Hispanic and Latinx fans with her new singles “De Una Vez” and “Baila Conmigo” Ft. Rauw Alejandro.

Cicely Tyson gave several interviews in the days before her death, timed to the release Tuesday of her memoir “Just As I Am”. She most recently spoke with Kelly Ripa and Ryan Seacrest on Live with Kelly and Ryan on Wednesday, one day before she died at the age of 96. The episode was pre-taped and aired this morning.

Selena Gomez has shared a new Spanish-language single ‘Baila Conmigo’ in collaboration with Rauw Alejandro.The track is the pop star’s second Spanish release this year and follows recent track ‘De Una Vez’ – her first single sung in the language in a decade.‘Baila Conmigo’ translates into English as ‘Dance With Me’ and will feature on Gomez’s upcoming Spanish-language EP ‘REVELACIÓN’.The track was produced by Bad Bunny and J Balvin collaborator Tainy alongside Albert Hype, Jota Rosa and NEON16,

Selena Gomez rang in the premiere of her “Baila Conmigo” music video with a makeup free dance party and cake on Thursday night! The hitmaker, whose new track is part of her first ever Spanish EP, showed off her stage moves alongside one of her girlfriends in a cute clip on Instagram Stories. The duo performed the choreography from the official music video, which dropped at midnight on January 28.