Hansen, Jacobson, Teller, Hoberman, Newman, Warren, Richman, Rush, Kaller & Gellman, LLP Partner Jacobson’s client list is chockablock with household names, from actors Jeff Goldblum, Geena Davis and Channing Tatum to toymaker Mattel and powerhouse league WWE, which he’s been helping to develop its roster of characters. Of late, he’s closed former NBC Entertainment and WarnerMedia chairman Robert Greenblatt’s first-look TV deal with Lionsgate and the sale of CAA’s equity interest in Wiip Productions (“Mare of Eastown) to Korea-based JTBC Studios.

David Jarre Taille – David Jarre, magicien, fera ses débuts à la télévision dans Vivement dimanche le 4 septembre 2022. C’est l’occasion pour vous de vous intéresser à ce “fils de”, qui a déjà joué devant Lady Gaga et Elton John. Le prochain épisode de Vivement dimanche, diffusé sur France 3 le 4 septembre 2022, sera sous la responsabilité de. Michel Drucker cette fois-ci, les auditeurs entendront un tout nouvel invité: le magicien David Jarre.

The crash that killed Paul Walker and Roger Rodas wasn't Porsche's fault ... according to Porsche, which says that's obvious because Rodas' widow can't even name the part she claims caused the accident. TMZ broke the story ... Kristine Rodas filed a lawsuit against Porsche, claiming the Porsche Carerra GT Paul and Roger were driving had a faulty part in the suspension -- and also lacked a "crash cage"

Actors Raymundo Garduño Cruz and Juan Francisco González Aguilar—also known as Paco Mufote, who star in the Netflix series The Chosen One, have died in a vehicle accident in Mexico. The two were killed after their van crashed and overturned on a road on the Baja California Sur peninsula on June 16. Two other cast members and four crew members were injured and transported to a nearby hospital, E! News has confirmed. E! News has also learned that the group has been in Mexico filming The Chosen One and were traveling to the local airport at the time of the crash.

Odd Future’s Tyler and Donald “Childish Gambino” Glover made their debut on Cartoon Network’s Regular Show last night as members of a rap crew called … CrewCrew. (Tyler: “DAT BE LIKE MY SECOND FAVORITE SHOW AFTER THE ADVENCHA TYMEZ.” Noted.) The dudes played animated versions of themselves, basically, and showed up to challenge the show’s main characters — an old man with a balloon bubble head, a raccoon*, and a beat-boxing blue jay — to a rap battle.