Walter C. Miller, CMA Awards and Tony Awards Producer, Dies at 94

Disney+’s Hawkeye is rounding out its cast. Vera Farmiga (Bates Motel), Tony Dalton (Better Call Saul) Florence Pugh (Little Women), Fra Fee (Les Misérables), newcomer Alaqua Cox and Zahn McClarnon (Longmire) are set for the Marvel superhero stand-alone series, joining leads Jeremy Renner, who reprises his MCU role as Clint Barton, and Hailee Steinfeld, sources close to the project tell Deadline.

The death of Zappos founder and retired CEO Tony Hsieh, who succumbed to his injures nine days after an early morning fire at a Connecticut waterfront home, remains under investigation as questions linger. Hsieh, 46, died on Friday at a local hospital where he had been taken to in the hours following the Nov.

didn’t even look, I just went, ''yeah Tony, I know, I know, I…'', before making a cheeky wolf noise.When asked if the businessman was amused by his antics, Vernon - who knocked back a few glasses of wine - admitted that he was a fan, but his long-time partner Tess was left unimpressed. The Splash star also explained how barrister Cherie, 66, showed the guests around their former country house, which was filled with historic paintings and gifts from other countries.Vernon added that they saw some

instalment, Vernon Kay took yet another opportunity to mention his famous pals - and this time was joined by Giovanna Fletcher.During a conversation with Shane Richie about who she’d interviewed for her Happy Mum, Happy Baby podcast, Fletcher brought out the big guns by revealing she’d sat down for a chat about parenting with Kate Middleton.She said that the interview had lasted for 90 minutes even though it was only scheduled for 45 minutes, and added: “It was huge, she’s never done anything

Tony Hsieh was the longtime CEO of Zappos, who built the online shoe retailer into a billion-dollar business.Hsieh was a recent Harvard graduate when he founded LinkExchange, an early internet advertising network. In 1998, two and a half years after he founded it, Hsieh sold LinkExchange to Microsoft for $265 million.

Natalie Oganesyan editorLongtime technology entrepreneur, venture capitalist and former CEO of Zappos Tony Hsieh died as a result of injuries sustained in a house fire Nov. 18 while visiting family in Connecticut, the New York Times reported.

Tony Gonzales, the newly elected Republican congressman from Texas, brings to Washington a drive to tackle border security and immigration reform -- examples of thorny issues that the Navy veteran says politicians have avoided for too long. Gonzales, a Mexican-American first-time politician, will represent a majority Hispanic southern border district that Democrats unsuccessfully targeted to flip this November.

Philadelphia police are seeking suspects wanted in connection to the looting of a city store after Walter Wallace Jr. was killed in late October by a city police officer.

Mitch Douglas, a literary agent who spent three decades at ICM and represented the likes of Tennessee Williams, Graham Greene, Arthur Miller, Lanford Wilson and Howard Koch, has died. He was 78.

Boris Johnson has caused fury after reportedly claiming devolution has been a “disaster” in Scotland. The Prime Minister was condemned after telling MPs Holyrood had been “Tony Blair’s biggest mistake”.Nicola Sturgeon tweeted: “Worth bookmarking these PM comments for the next time Tories say they’re not a threat to the powers of the Scottish Parliament  - or, even more incredibly, that they support devolving more powers.

Alicia Vikander has signed on to star in a new version of Dial M For Murder.

Walter C. Miller, a former executive producer for the Country Music Association Awards, died on Nov.

Ken Ehrlich In the award show/live event genre, there really aren’t superstar director names like Spielberg, Tarantino, Coppola or others. It just doesn’t work like that,  with the exception of my friend, Walter C.

Bruce Haring pmc-editorial-managerWalter C. Miller, an award-winning television director and producer who served as an executive producer, producer and consulting producer for the CMA Awards for more than 40 years, died Friday night in Nashville.

Gordon Cox Theater EditorJeremy O. Harris knows exactly how big his plans are: “I think for me to call myself ambitious would be an understatement,” he acknowledged on a recent call from Rome.But the playwright, performer, producer and budding director is building the career to back it up.