Podcasts about global entertainment

Introduction: Joining us on the Braving Business Podcast is the renowned Larry Namer, a veteran innovator in entertainment and the architect behind E! Entertainment Television. As President and CEO of Metan Global Entertainment Group, he's a dynamic force in bringing Western media to global audiences, especially in China.Episode Summary: In this episode, Larry Namer, a giant in the entertainment industry, shares his journey from the formative cable days to the glamour of E! Entertainment Television. He offers his insights into the seismic shifts in media, the surge of streaming platforms, and his work in adapting Western content for Chinese viewers.Key Questions:How did the vision for E! Entertainment Television come to life, and what spurred your entry into the cable industry? Reflecting on reality TV's trajectory, how do you assess its influence on the entertainment sector? Was the focus on celebrity culture at E! a strategic move, or did it evolve organically? With the advent of streaming, how do you perceive the changing tides of media consumption? What have been your key takeaways from introducing Western entertainment to an international, particularly Chinese, audience? Discuss the cultural challenges faced while working with Metan Development Group in China. What did receiving the "Aaron Spelling Award" signify for you in your career? From your advisory position, what emerging trends do you see reshaping television and streaming content? Throughout your entrepreneurial journey, what core principles have you adhered to that have guided your success? What cardinal piece of advice would you impart to those looking to carve out a niche in the media industry? Special Mentions: Metan Global Entertainment Group and its reach in ChinaLarry's receipt of the "Aaron Spelling Award" Larry's advisory roles and his influence on emerging media trends Quotable Moments: "I've always believed that understanding your audience is the cornerstone of successful entertainment." "Innovation isn't just about technology; it's about reimagining how we tell stories." Closing Thoughts: Larry's pioneering work in entertainment continues to inspire a new generation of media enthusiasts and entrepreneurs.Connect with Larry: Listeners can delve deeper into Larry's work and connect with him through LinkedIn and at www.metanglobal.com.Outro: Our profound thanks to Larry Namer for a truly enlightening conversation and for sharing his wealth of experience with us.Listener Engagement: We invite listeners to share their thoughts on today's discussion and their own stories of innovation at www.bravingbusiness.comDisclaimer: The views expressed by guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Braving Business Podcast or its hosts.Remember to subscribe, rate, and review us wherever you get your podcasts. Stay brave!

Wilmer Valderrama is today's guest and he calls in from his home in California to chat with Kevin about growing up as a first generation kid in Florida, his lifelong passion for philanthropic work, and why he got involved with the United Service Organizations. They are joined by Jennifer Wahlquist – Vice President, Global Entertainment, USO - as she shares the power of theater and performance for our service men and women, why she got involved with this work, and how celebrities can get involved to bring their talents to US military bases around the world. To learn more and get involved with the United Service Organizations, head to USO.org. To support more initiatives like this program, text 'BACON' to 707070 or head to SixDegrees.Org to learn more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Entertainment powerhouse Sue Porrett meets with Chris Hogan at the Pink Flamingo Spiegelclub on the Gold Coast to discuss the highs and lows of live performance.

The Entertainment industry in the face of adversity has proven adaptable despite various hurdles. Consumers witnessed the impact from the outside, as the COVID-19 pandemic shuttered film production and caused live concerts and touring to come to a halt. In this episode, we speak to Michael Bourke, Director of Enterprise Sales, and Brent Clackson, Regional Director of Entertainment and Media Sales at Corpay Cross-Border. Together we explore how the industry has changed, how business operations have been affected, and whether we are back to ‘business as usual'. How are costs and tax benefits affected during trying times as credit gets tighter, interest rates and inflation are on the rise, and how is the industry adapting. Tune in as we unpack the future of the global entertainment business and its apparent everlasting resilience. Note: The opinions expressed on Fintech in Focus News & Views are those of the speakers only, and do not necessarily reflect the views of Corpay or FLEETCOR Technologies Inc.

My guest on the show today is John Young, CEO of Boat Rocker Media (TSX: BRMI). Boat Rocker Media is the home for creative visionaries. An independent, integrated global entertainment company, Boat Rocker's purpose is to tell stories and build iconic brands across all genres and mediums. With offices around the world, Boat Rocker's creative and commercial capabilities include Scripted, Unscripted, and Kids & Family television production, distribution, brand & franchise management, a world-class animation studio, and talent management through Untitled Entertainment. A selection of Boat Rocker's projects include: Invasion (Apple TV+), Orphan Black (BBC AMERICA, CTV Sci-Fi Channel), Dear... (Apple TV+), Billie Eilish: The World's a Little Blurry (Apple TV+), The Next Step (BBC, Family Channel, CBC), Daniel Spellbound (Netflix), and Dino Ranch (Disney+, Disney Junior, CBC). Boat Rocker Media went public in March 2021 on the TSX, so they are relatively newer public company, and I wanted to learn more about their strategy moving forward, as well as: What differentiates Boat Rocker Media from other publicly traded independent studios Opportunities within each business segment, and; John's vision for the company in 3-5 years With that, please enjoy my conversation with John Young, CEO of Boat Rocker Media. For more information about Boat Rocker Media, please visit: https://boatrocker.com/home/default.aspx This podcast was recorded and is being made available by SNN, Inc. (together with its affiliates and its and their employees, “SNN”) solely for informational purposes. SNN is not providing or undertaking to provide any financial, economic, legal, accounting, tax, or other advice in or by virtue of this podcast. The information, statements, comments, views, and opinions provided in this podcast are general in nature, and such information, statements, comments, views, and opinions, and the viewing of/listening to this podcast are not intended to be and should not be construed as the provision of investment advice by SNN. The information, statements, comments, views, and opinions expressed in this podcast do not constitute and should not be construed as an offer to buy or sell any securities or to make or consider any investment or other course of action. The information, statements, comments, views, and opinions expressed in this podcast (including by guest speakers who are not officers, employees, or agents of SNN) are not necessarily those of SNN and may not be current. Reference to any specific third-party entity, product, service, materials, or content does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation by the SNN. SNN assumes no responsibility or liability for the accuracy or completeness of the content contained in third party materials or on third party sites referenced in this podcast or the compliance with applicable laws of such materials and/or links referenced herein. The views expressed by guest speakers are their own and their appearance on this podcast does not imply an endorsement of them or any entity they represent. SNN does not make any representation or warranty as to the accuracy or completeness of any of the information, statements, comments, views, or opinions contained in this podcast, which may include forward-looking statements where actual results may differ materially. SNN does not undertake any obligation whatsoever to provide any form of update, amendment, change, or correction to any of the information, statements, comments, views or opinions set forth in this podcast. SNN EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ANY AND ALL LIABILITY OR RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL OR OTHER DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF ANY INDIVIDUAL'S USE OF, REFERENCE TO, RELIANCE ON, OR INABILITY TO USE, THIS PODCAST OR THE INFORMATION PRESENTED IN THIS PODCAST. By accessing this podcast, the listener acknowledges that the entire contents and design of this podcast, are the property of SNN, or used by SNN with permission, and are protected under U.S. and international copyright and trademark laws. Except as otherwise provided herein, users of this podcast may save and use information contained in the podcast only for personal or other non-commercial educational purposes. No other use, including without limitation, reproduction, retransmission, or editing of this podcast may be made without the prior written consent of SNN.

Mode und Hip-Hop gehören zusammen. Deutschrapper:innen lieben Fashion und Fashion liebt Deutschrapper:innen. Eine der ersten Marken, die diese Symbiose erkannt hat, war Adidas. Das vielleicht beste Beispiel sind Yeezys, die Adidas gemeinsam mit Kanye West entwickelt hat - und der Air Jordan-Brand von Nike ordentlich Konkurrenz gemacht hat. Daran beteiligt war Florian Reichelsdorfer der sich fast 15 Jahre um Global Entertainment und Influencer Marketing bei der Sportbrand Adidas gekümmert hat und dafür mit unzähligen Rapper:innen zusammengearbeitet hat. Wer waren Florians Lieblingskooperationen? Wie läuft der kreative Schaffensprozess mit Musiker:innen im Fashion-Bereich ab? Kann Marketing Hip-Hop helfen oder schadet es eher der Kultur? Welche Rolle spielt TikTok bei der ganzen Sache? Diesen Fragen stellt sich Florian Reichelsdorfer, der seit April 2022 als Global Head of Marketing bei HUGO, der jungen Marke von HUGO BOSS zuständig ist. Moderiert wird die Folge von Labelchef Patrick Thiede (Chapter One & Walk This Way) und Tobias Wilinski (ThemaTakt). Alle Folgen auch auf YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dXKDoWdlvqw&list=PLv8OKsabLDF-Gn9Eq2uiu0yjxBoFovEhl TALK THIS WAY überall wo's Podcasts gibt: https://wtw.lnk.to/talkthisway

If your family's viewing habits changed a bit during the pandemic, you're not alone! One enormous trend was the rise of Korean dramas on U.S. streaming services. But entertainment journalist Regina Kim says this has actually been happening for years, even decades. She wrote a fantastic piece for Elle Magazine called “The K-Drama Renaissance: How South Korean entertainment took over your TV.” The South Korean entertainment industry has been enormously disruptive to the media landscape, with pop groups (BTS), hit TV shows ("Squid Game"), and blockbuster movies ("Parasite") that dwarf the global popularity of their U.S. counterparts. So, what's their secret? Regina says it a has a lot to do with innovation, iteration, and a generational history of cross-cultural investment that is now paying off in a global way.

Stell dir vor, du sitzt beim Mittag, dein Chef ruft an und fragt dich, warum Kanye West in der Schlange beim McDonalds in Herzogenaurach vor ihm steht. So ging es meinem heutigen Gast, Florian Reichelsdorfer, der die letzten Jahre bei Adidas für das Global Entertainment & Influencer Marketing zuständig war. Wie es ist, mit den krassesten Künstlern unserer Zeit zusammenzuarbeiten und wie oft Flo sein Praktikum verlängern musste, um dann diesen Job zu bekommen, erfahrt ihr in der neuen New Trend Society.

Drawing comparisons to some of music's greatest singer, songwriter, producers like Babyface, Michael Jackson and El Debarge, Devon Howard has constructed a style and feel very reminiscent of his childhood inspirations yet uniquely all his own. Born and raised in Baltimore, Maryland, Devon's greatest influence was his father, Melvin Leonard Brown, who was a songwriter for a few local groups of his era including The Bleu Lights, who enjoyed a hit release written by Brown. After graduating from The Baltimore School for the Arts, Devon joined the group Me 2 U who scored a record deal with RCA Records allowing him to write two songs on the album. The self-titled debut album contained production from Vincent Herbert (Lady Gaga, Tamar Braxton) and Ron Fair (Christina Aguilera, Keyshia Cole). The project released two singles ‘Want U Back' and ‘All Night' both charting on the R&B Billboard charts respectively. After Me 2 U disbanded, Howard and two other members of the group formed Diverisiti, signing to Global/EMI Records. This venture gave Devon the opportunity to write and produce twelve songs on the CD. The group toured the United States promoting their music and eventually went on to do solo projects. In 2005, Howard signed with an indie label in Europe and released his first solo project entitled ‘Urban Eclecticism.' The success of that project lead to a record deal in Japan and garnered more fanfare abroad for Devon. In 2007, the release of Howard's hit single ‘Other Side of the Bed' through Global Entertainment marked his first release in the United States. The video for the single was directed by Chris Robinson (Beyonce', Usher, Bruno Mars) and played on video outlets worldwide, including VH1 Soul and BET. Global released a second single ‘Yesterday' in 2008, a duet with Baltimore's own Paula Campbell which fared well at Urban AC radio. In the subsequent years, Devon performed around the country opening for major and independent artists, including Joe, Mario, KeKe Wyatt and Dionne Warwick. Taking time to produce projects and delve into other facets of the entertainment industry, Howard has created a suite of songs that feels reminiscent of old school classic love songs yet still retaining relevance in today's market. The album entitled ‘Return To Love' and its 'singles ‘Back To Paradise' and ‘Could This Be Love' have already gained attention across the globe and is set to make its debut in the United States at Urban AC radio. Return To Love is currently available on most digital outlets. Devon is not just the nice guy with the smooth sexy voice, he is the winner of the Heineken/ASCAP Initiative for Songwriting. Amidst his hectic schedule he also finds time to give back. He's been an advocate for foster kids and homeless teens in his hometown Baltimore the past fifteen years. Devon also put together a compilation CD of local Artists where 100% of the proceeds went to supporting a day shelter for homeless youth and young adults. Devon Howard has also performed at countless charitable events and have donated to various organizations including The Red Cross and America's Harvest.His latest single "Forever and Always reached #8 on the Indie Soul chart in the UK and is doing just as well here in the US. Look out for my conversation with this incredibly gifted artist and humanitarian. Listen and subscribe to the BAAS Entertainment Podcast on Spotify, Amazon Music, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Pandora, Podchaser, Pocket Casts and TuneIn. “Hey, Alexa. Play the BAAS Entertainment Podcast.”

Disney+ superhero TV show WandaVision sweeps the 2021 MTV Movie & TV Awards Marvel comics spinoff WandaVision dominated the MTV Movie and TV Awards on May 16, while Scarlett Johansson and Sacha Baron Cohen got special awards for their contributions to the film industry. Chadwick Boseman received a posthumous award for best performance in a movie for his final film, the jazz period drama Ma Rainey's Black Bottom. The Black Panther actor died in August 2020 of colon cancer at age 43. Kathryn Hahn took home the golden popcorn statuette for best villain for her role as nosy neighbor Agatha in WandaVision. Black Widow star Johansson was honored with MTV's Generation Award in recognition of her Hollywood career. Johansson thanked her fans in a video message for their support. (Reuters) Andrea Meza of Mexico becomes first Miss Universe since December 2019 Andrea Meza of Mexico has been crowned Miss Universe 2020. Meza, who has a software engineering degree, beat out Miss Brazil at the end of the night on May 16, screaming when the announcer shouted “Viva Mexico!” at the pageant held at Hollywood, Florida. Previous winner Zozibini Tunzi fit the crown on Meza's head and waited to make sure it would stay in place as Meza beamed and took her first walk to the front of the stage. Tunzi, a public relations professional who became the first Black woman from South Africa to win the contest, had held the title since December 2019. Last year's ceremony was canceled due to the pandemic. (AP) These articles were provided by The Japan Times Alpha.

Abu Dhabi plans to invest $6 billion over the next five years in its cultural and creative industries to create new jobs and attract talent. One of the mega-projects at the heart of the plan is the Yas Creative Hub, a 27-hectare development expected to create 16,000 jobs over the next decade, tripling the number of people employed in the sector in the UAE capital. Michael Garin, chief executive of TwoFour54 Abu Dhabi, which is behind the project, joins co-hosts Mustafa Alrawi and Kelsey Warner this week. Mr Garin fields questions on the timing of the project, Hollywood-level production value and why Abu Dhabi is smart to get into show business. In this episode: The Yas Creative Hub (0m 45s) Who is coming to the Hub? (4m 40s) Abu Dhabi to attract world-class talent (9m 30s) The incentive to come to Yas (13m 56s) Read more on our website: • Abu Dhabi to invest $6bn in culture and creative industries amid economic diversification push • How the 'Mission: Impossible 7' cast and crew stayed Covid-free in Abu Dhabi • Megaprojects: Abu Dhabi's Yas Island to become the Middle East's media hub Subscribe to Business Extra for free to receive new episodes every week Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Audioboom | Spotify | RSS

Interview - President and Founder of Golden Robot Global Entertainment - Mark Alexander-Erber on Get Ready to Rock Radio - UK - June 2021 - Features music by : Golden Robot Records ASHEN MOON - Ashen Moon (edit) GILBY CLARKE - The Gospel Truth SHOTGUN MISTRESS - Collide THE CROOKS - I Wonder DIRTY LACES - Breathe THEM GUNS - Shot In The Dark www.goldenrobotrecords.com www.getreadytorockradio.com

Entrepreneur and artist from San Pedro Sula, Honduras, Alejandro Jon Sabillón joins Nadia Imafidon for an energetic discussion on managing intrusive thoughts, releasing those harmful thoughts/feelings through breathwork and meditation, and pursuing the magic in your wildest dreams. And when we say wild, we mean, this man is on his way to creating the world's first record label for robots. Jon is the founder of Aigg, an artificial intelligence company focused on creating mystical, musical machines and the world's first record label for robots. He is an award-winning DJ and producer having performed at clubs and festivals in the UK, Spain, Japan, the UAE, and the USA. He holds a masters degree in Global Entertainment & Music Business from Berklee College of Music and is currently in a post-graduate professional program for Artificial Intelligence through Harvard University. He has 14 years of meditation experience with extensive study in Vipassana and Dzogchen practices and participation in retreats overseen by the Kwan Um School of Zen. In 2018 he became a United Nations Senior Ambassador for Sustainability for his work in equity and education. He enjoys cooking, animals, and astronomy. See his website here. Books mentioned in this episode: The Body Keeps the Score The Silver Surfer Recommended meditation resources: https://www.tenpercent.com/ https://wakingup.com/ https://www.headspace.com/ Jon's breathwork guide: Josh Solar --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nadia-imafidon/support

On this episode, we chat with Tommaso Rocchi, a 2020 Master of Arts graduate of The Global Entertainment and Music Business program at Berklee College of Music in Valencia, Spain. As a former college radio Music Director at the University of Padua in northern Italy, Rocchi then moved on to Berklee to focus on copyright law, new business models, and data analytics.In September 2020, Rocchi penned a Chartmetric article entitled “How Data is Redefining the Role of A&R in the Music Industry Today,” based off of his research at Berklee. It focuses on where the field of A&R has gone in the digital era from its analog roots, and how data plays a significant role, but should never replace the human side of how professionals operate.Rocchi is currently a Project Manager for Data and Analytics at Netherlands-based classical music label PENTATONE.Connect with Tommaso: LinkedIn | Twitter | InstagramRead "How Data is Redefining the Role of A&R in the Music Industry Today" here.If you want more free insights, follow our podcast, our blog, and our socials.If you're an artist with a free Chartmetric account, sign up for the artist plan, made exclusively for you, here.If you're new to Chartmetric, follow the URL above after creating a free account here.

In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, on this episode, we talk to Berklee's Camille Lopez-Silvero about the article she wrote for the Chartmetric blog entitled, The Under 27 Club: Music and Mental Health in the Streaming Era. Lopez-Silvero is a 2021 Global Entertainment and Music Business Master of Arts candidate at the Berklee College of Music program in Valencia, Spain, and a 2020 Northwestern University graduate. She currently serves as the Head of Marketing and Branding at Disrupción Records, an independent, student-run record label based out of Berklee’s graduate campus. She has previously interned at Paradigm Talent Agency in their Chicago office, and a host of diverse companies including a New York-based creative digital agency (Swell Shark), branding company (Siegel+Gale), investment firm (Loeb Enterprises), and startup (Thnks).Read The Under 27 Club: Music and Mental Health in the Streaming Era here.If you want more free insights, follow our podcast, our blog, and our socials.If you're an artist with a free Chartmetric account, sign up for the artist plan, made exclusively for you, here.If you're new to Chartmetric, follow the URL above after creating a free account here.

In a year that made us all struggle in some way, music has played a big part in coping and connecting with other people and artists themselves. At a time where concerts and festivals got cancelled, we feared the worst for the music industry. But these past few months have shown us that the industry is becoming as dynamic as the popular tech companies. With online concerts, free livestreams and more and more music, the industry has pulled through to make sure that their artists craft and creativity are still being heard; albeit virtually. In today's episode of 12AM AST, let's tune into Nikhil's passion for music and the music industry. As a student studying a Masters in Global Entertainment and Music Business, he has unique insights into the backend of an industry we often don't see. In this episode, let's understand how the model of this industry works and how its adapted to not only the pandemic, but also recent tech and cultural changes. Music Used: All I Need Is You (Instrumental Version) by Gamma Skies; Deep Inside You by Junsu; Memory by The Great Dane --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/alexander-shaun-tan/support

Steven Jay – Out of the Matrix and Into the CreatrixNew Collaborative Media Platform Is Where the REAL Reset Is HappeningAired Tuesday, December 1, 2020 at 2:00 PM PST / 5:00 PM ESTAn Interview With Grammy-Award Winning Producer and Mobilized.news Founder Steven Jay“If we don’t like the old news that is dividing us, time to make some new news together.” — Swami BeyondanandaThis coming year, 2021, will mark the 40th anniversary of Walter Cronkite’s final broadcast. It’s been that long since America’s most trusted newscaster said, “And that’s the way it is,” while all of America nodded yes.At a time when we seem to be living in two separate realities, despite the polarization, more than two thirds of us long for a trustworthy, independent, credible authority to help us address those three key questions – what’s so, so what and now what?Meanwhile, the COVID crisis is being used to accelerate the “global reset” agenda of the World Economic Forum and those who want to impose a top down global authority to rule the world. Well, as the Swami says, “If we don’t want dystopia, we need to offer an alternative – dat-topia.” Our guest this week, Steven Jay, is dedicating his life work to creating a new media platform where creative ideas can come out to play, and where we can together reset the HUMAN HEART as we shift from domination to collaboration, and where we can step out of the matrix and into the creatrix.Steven describes Mobilized as a “new kind of media for a newer, kinder world inspired by nature, powered by people, and empowered by imagination.” He writes, “Mobilized is a hands-on learning network for imagination and human potential. To inspire, empower and embrace the genius within us to create a world that works for all people, our planet and for our common purpose.”In addition to being Founder and Creative Director of Mobilized, Steven Jay is a Grammy Award-winning producer, musician, composer, and creative director. He began his career as a journalist/photographer in 1977 promoting emerging talents such as Meat Loaf and Bon Jovi. His projects have been featured in Rolling Stone Magazine, CNN, ABC, CBS, NBC, MTV, and VH1. He founded the Global Entertainment and Media Summit and the New York Music and Internet Expo: The beginning of a digital music revolution.He also was a Co-Executive Producer of the “When Comedy Went to School” documentary that captured the spirit and excitement of the Catskill Comics as they inspired generations and leagues of comedians. It featured Jerry Lewis, Larry King, Sid Caesar, Jackie Mason, and many others.Steven was Associate Producer and Project Creator of Les Paul and Friends: American Made, World Played (2005), the Grammy Award-Winning recording to honor the innovator whose contributions to the entertainment worlds include the solid body electric guitar and multi-track recording. This recording featured a host of celebrated performing artists including Eric Clapton, Keith Richards, Jeff Beck, Steve Miller, Sting, Buddy Guy, and Peter Frampton.After a life-changing event several years ago, Steven dedicated his life and work to bringing about a world that works for all. I am so enthralled and enthused, I have transferred my own Great Upwising platform over to Mobilized. To find out why, please join me this Tuesday, December 1st, 2-3 pm PT / 5-6 pm ET.To find out more about Mobilized.news, please go here https://mobilized.news/Support Wiki Politiki — A Clear Voice In the “Bewilderness”If you LOVE what you hear, and appreciate the mission of Wiki Politiki, “put your money where your mouse is” … Join the “upwising” — join the conversation, and become a Wiki Politiki supporter: http://wikipolitiki.com/join-the-upwising/Make a contribution in any amount via PayPal (https://tinyurl.com/y8fe9dks)Go ahead, PATRONIZE me! Support Wiki Politiki monthly through Patreon!Visit the Wiki Politiki Show page https://omtimes.com/iom/shows/wiki-politiki-radio-show/Connect with Steve Bhaerman at https://wakeuplaughing.com/#StevenJay #Mobilized.news #SteveBhaerman #WikiPolitiki

You may recognize Alicia Quarles from her celebrity interviews and reporting live from  red carpets at DailyMail TV, ENews and now GMA3 but Alicia's career started way before that at The Associated Press where she was the Global Entertainment and Lifestyles Editor, overseeing a staff of more than 60 people. As an Emmy Award winner Alicia's career has seen her cover some of the most historic moments in recent history; from President Obama's Inaugurations, Whitney Houston’s death, Hurricane Sandy, the death of Michael Jackson and its aftermath, and the Supreme Court confirmation hearings of Sonia Sotomayor. Not just an on-air personality she has written for an incredible range of newspapers, magazines and online resources, including The Washington Post, Time and USA Today. She has covered high-profile events such as the Golden Globes, Grammys, Academy Awards and the Billboard Awards.  As if this wasn't enough to keep her busy she launched her own multimedia business and is a major philanthropist. She truly is the real deal... And of course we have to ask about all the rumors that she was going to be a real housewife... Get all the inside story here!

Most people are looking for the next big thing.  Larry Namer is the man who is creating it.Learn more about FanVestor:  www.fanvestor.comEpisode SummaryLarry is best known for founding the international mega hit cable TV show E! Entertainment, which has been shown in over 140 countries.Throughout his career he's been able to parlay chance meetings and coincidences into bestselling projects.Now, through his company Metan Global Entertainment Group, he's making an international movie about Empress Wu, the only female ruler in China's history, as well as developing programming for the Chinese market. He's also recently gotten involved in a FanVestor, a new fintech venture.And that's the just the beginning … In this episode, I sit down with Larry to learn more about his focus on China's media market, how he sees the entertainment industry evolving as a result of the pandemic, and a new venture that he's just gotten involved with.I had a chance to hear about Larry's adventure filled journey from New York to L.A. during the early days of cable television - to his work in Russia and China's media industries, as well as his experience trying to adapt live Broadway theatre into movies for television.Larry has an eye for spotting big opportunities, and the ability to take them from idea to execution.  Join me and learn more about some of the innovative new projects he's developing.Do you have something to share?  You can contact us at:  https://insidefashionlive.net/contact/   or visit our website at https://insidefashionlive.net

A Staying Connected Series webcast exploring the relationship between the U.S. West Coast and Finland in the context of the multi-billion dollar video game industry. In partnership with the Consulate General of Finland in Los Angeles and World Affairs. About 57 percent of the world's game developers live in the United States, and the large majority of them are on the West Coast. Much of what the gaming industry is today can be traced back to people in California, and a similar, albeit less well-documented, transformation took place in Finland in the last few decades. This small country of only 5 million people is now home to some of the biggest game companies in the world. Unsurprisingly, the global gaming industry has been the impetus for much in the way of international cooperation between studios, publishers, and investors. In this virtual panel, we will explore the special relationship between the West Coast and Finland in the context of this multi-billion dollar industry. Featuring: Teemu Huuhtanen, CEO, Next Games Teemu Huuhtanen previously served as vice president of mergers and acquisitions at Rovio Entertainment. Andrew Stalbow, CEO and Co-Founder, Seriously Digital Entertainment Andrew Stalbow previously served as executive vice president of strategic partnerships at Rovio Entertainment. Read more. Peter Levin, Managing Director, Griffin Gaming Partners Peter Levin previously served as president of games and digital strategy at Lionsgate Interactive Ventures. Moderator: Zsuzsa James, Trade Commissioner, Consulate General of Finland in Los Angeles Zsuzsa James helps Finnish games and esports companies succeed in the United States.

Guest: Tess Faber, Travel consultant and founder of Travel Bug Topics: The Travel Bug – a virtual global entertainment

ITVT is pleased to present another episode of “Televisionation,” our new video/audio podcast exploring the advanced/interactive-TV industry in the Coronavirus/Covid-19 Era. This episode features Larry Namer, who co-founded E! Entertainment Television and is now President of Metan Global Entertainment Group, a company that specializes in producing and distributing content for Chinese-speaking audiences in China and internationally. “Metan is a very modern take on how media companies must structure in today’s rapidly changing business landscape,” the company’s Web site explains. “No longer is content distributed over a single technology and no longer is the United States the totally dominant marketplace for content.” Among other things, Namer discusses his long and distinguished career in television, the impact of Covid-19 on production, how Metan seeks to bridge the cultural differences between Hollywood and China, and the various opportunities presented by the Chinese market. (Note: If you would like to share your thoughts on how the Coronavirus/Covid-19 crisis will change the TV and advertising industries, and tell us what your company—or you yourself—are doing to prepare for this new reality, please contact us at tracyswedlow@gmail.com(link sends e-mail).)Subscibe http://itvt.com/subscribe

As we head into 2020 and a new decade, one of the major players in the rock world is becoming Golden Robot Global Entertainment. In existence now for around 5 years, the growth has been huge, from humble beginnings as an Aussie independent label, to now being an ever growing international juggernaut, with 8 labels under the Golden Robot Global Entertainment banner.It was awesome to get the opportunity to chat with Golden Robot Global Entertainment founder & CEO Mark Alexander-Erber about his passion for rock music that lead to the evolution of Golden Robot Global Entertainment and some of the key plans for Golden Robot Global Entertainment in 2020 and beyond.For more info on Golden Robot Global Entertainment check out: Website | Instagram | Facebook

This episode features a phenomenal media executive, Bada Akintunde-Johnson. Tomi Wale went all-in during the session with Bada on the value of the African Millennials in recent events on the global entertainment landscape. Bada placed emphasis on the creative energy, the inherent global outlook and the daring disposition of African Millennials, citing contemporary references to how to much value this dynamic demographic has brought to the narration and economic potential of the African continent. Bada Akintunde Johnson also gave business tips that will make African millennials negotiate better in decision-making rooms.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Kaine Hampton is an Entertainment Law attorney; he served as Counsel with the Global Entertainment division of Viacom Networks, servicing MTV, VH1, BET, and Logo Networks. In this role, Kaine works to execute agreements for on-air and off-air productions across the Viacom Media Network channels and platforms, specializing in large-scale live music events, scripted, and unscripted programming, including shows such as MTV Video Music Awards and BET Awards. Prior to this role, Kaine served as a Business Analyst with Music World Entertainment, in which he worked closely with the legal department and production teams on digital content exploitation projects for artists such as Beyonce, Chaka Khan, and Johnny Cash. In, At the Crossroads: The Intersection of Synchronization Licensing and Musician Advocacy, Kaine discusses some of the challenges songwriters and licensees face under the Copyright Act. Further, In City University of Hong Kong’s Journal of Law, Technology and Public Policy, Hampton discusses the challenges and advantages that social media has presented for employers, article entitled, Trending Topic: An Effective Analysis to Determine Employer Ownership of Social Media Accounts. He is a member of the ABA IP Law –Young Lawyers Action Group and National Association for Multi-ethnicity in Communications.

"THE DEEP CONTROL" presents a series of podcasts ! Amray (Amman, Jordan) Bio: Ammar Maimoun (aka AMRAY) born and raised in Amman Jordan Dj, producer & managing partner at Global Entertainment & Event management & Radiance Club Studied management information system, not far from the music field but his growing interests as well as his passion for music and becoming a DJ were the beginning to the musical journey that has moulded him into the DJ that he is today. Looking at all those DJs and producers out there through TV and the Internet created an image in his head of who he wanted to be, and where he wanted to go. Thriving to create music that would appeal to the public to send out a message as an ambassador of music from Jordan to the entire world. DJ AmRay considers himself an edict; to music that is. His un conditional love for music and creatively combined into one profession has gave him the opportunity to play along side world renowned DJs, superstars and performers such as: Marc Romboy, Claptone, Satoshie Tommie, Sharam, Yousef, Blond:isn, Magda & many more. His music has been played live in many clubbing destinations from different parts of the world such as Berlin, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Cyprus, Greece, Ibiza and more. Soundcloud - https://soundcloud.com/amraymusic Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/amraymusic Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/amraymusic Follow us Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/the_deep_control Facebook: www.facebook.com/TheDeepControlpodcast Download for free on The Artist Union

I had the ultimate pleasure to interview Larry Namer, President/CEO, Metan Global Entertainment Group. Larry is an entertainment industry veteran with over 45 years professional experience in cable television, live events and new media, Larry Namer is a founding partner of Metan Global Entertainment Group (MGEG), a venture created to develop and distribute entertainment content and media specifically for Chinese speaking audiences in China and abroad.  Mr. Namer is the co-founder of E! Entertainment Television, a company now valued at over $3.5 billion USD, and the creator of several successful companies in the United States and overseas. Among those companies are Comspan Communications that pioneered Western forms of entertainment in the former Soviet Union and Steeplechase Media that served as the primary consultant to Microsoft’s MiTV for developing interactive TV applications. His vision and direction garnered VCTV several Emmy and Cable ACE award nominations, as well as recognition by Forbes magazine as the national model for local cable television programming. In 1989, he was awarded the prestigious President’s Award from the National Cable Television Association.   Check out Positive Phil:www.positivephil.com/subscribewww.positivephil.com

Jon Wexler is the Vice President of Global Entertainment and Influencer Marketing for adidas. He has a job that everyone wants, but no one knows how to get it, so listen in as he details his journey, from losing thousands of dollars booking gigs in college, to becoming the man Kanye West said "saved my life." As always, thank you for tuning into HYPEBEAST Radio and Business of HYPE. Please don't forget to rate, comment and subscribe to our other shows MIC/LINE, The Anthropology, The HYPE Report and HYPETALKS. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/businessofhype/support

In the MeToo era, so many creative people are being outed as bullies, sexual predators, and worse. And for journalists who cover arts and entertainment, it’s been a bit of a tightrope: How can you write about House of Cards or The Cosby Show ever again without the work feeling hopelessly tainted? And are they still great shows, even if their stars or creators aren't?            How do you investigate claims of harassment if no one will talk, and a star's publicist won't let you near their client? What excellent works of art or storytelling were never made because bad men got in the way? A few weeks ago Kurt Andersen participated in a panel to talk about some of these questions with other journalists and critics. The panel was called “When Bad People Create Good Art: Writing About Culture in the #MeToo Era.” It was held at the Graduate School of Journalism at the City University of New York. The panel was moderated by Janice C. Simpson, director of the Arts and Culture Reporting Program at CUNY, and also included: Nekesa Moody, Global Entertainment and Style Editor of the Associated Press; A.O. Scott, film critic of The New York Times. "I like to think about the people who didn't get a chance, people who were in their path who were harmed, how they're doing,” said Maureen Ryan, Chief TV Critic at Variety, who also was on the panel. “I think a lot about that.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the MeToo era, so many creative people are being outed as bullies, sexual predators, and worse. And for journalists who cover arts and entertainment, it’s been a bit of a tightrope: How can you write about House of Cards or The Cosby Show ever again without the work feeling hopelessly tainted? And are they still great shows, even if their stars or creators aren't?            How do you investigate claims of harassment if no one will talk, and a star's publicist won't let you near their client? What excellent works of art or storytelling were never made because bad men got in the way? A few weeks ago Kurt Andersen participated in a panel to talk about some of these questions with other journalists and critics. The panel was called “When Bad People Create Good Art: Writing About Culture in the #MeToo Era.” It was held at the Graduate School of Journalism at the City University of New York. The panel was moderated by Janice C. Simpson, director of the Arts and Culture Reporting Program at CUNY, and also included: Nekesa Moody, Global Entertainment and Style Editor of the Associated Press; A.O. Scott, film critic of The New York Times. "I like to think about the people who didn't get a chance, people who were in their path who were harmed, how they're doing,” said Maureen Ryan, Chief TV Critic at Variety, who also was on the panel. “I think a lot about that.” This podcast was produced by Studio 360's Jocelyn Gonzales. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Invitatul meu în episodul cu numărul zece este un băiat de nota 10, Matei Dima (@mateidima), cunoscut și ca Bromania. Matei scrie, regizează și joacă în sketch-urile amuzante care l-au făcut faimos pe internet. De exemplu, pe Facebook doar, el adună o comunitate de un milion două sute de mii de fani. Influencer, content creator, youtube personality, spuneți-i cum vreți, Bro face o treabă foarte bună în ceea ce privește brandingul, creativitatea și succesul, adică exact ce urmăresc eu în acest podcast. În episodul 10, Matei îmi spune care au fost cele mai importante lucruri pe care le-a învățat de când a creat proiectul Bromania, cum gestionează responsabilitatea pe care o are ca influencer, vorbim despre rolul său la Global Entertainment, și veți afla, pe lângă acestea și alte informații relevante. Show notes găsiți pe silviutolu.com și pe mine mă puteți urmări pe Instagram @silviutolu.

Terri talks to Ben Costantini about how Startup Sesame events are designed to help founders identify the best events to build their businesses and ultimately strengthen the European startup/investing ecosystem through community, knowledge sharing and connections.      Who is Ben Costantini? Ben Costantini runs Startup Sesame, the largest alliance of Tech events in Europe and Connectors, an innovation studio specialized in the entrepreneurial ecosystem. Ben is also the curator of Symposium Stockholm, the festival of ideas founded by Daniel Ek and Ash Pournouri. Ben has more than ten years of experience in conference organization, and has one of the most extensive and trusted networks of event founders in the world. He is an expert in the creative industries and advises entrepreneurs and investors in early and growth stages.  He was a Global Entertainment and Music Business instructor at the Valencia Campus of Berklee College of Music and the co-founder of the school’s student-run label, Disrupción Records.   Show Highlights Ben talks about Startup Sesame; there are 30 partner events and right now they are accepting applications for the 2018 cohort of startups with applications due by 3/1 to participate in the one-year program. Startup Sesame curate events to help startup founders identify the best events to attend to help build their businesses and to strengthen the European startup/investing ecosystem. Terri’s favorite startup event is Slush in Helsinki because of the content and the events that encourage connecting. What is Startup Sesame’s criteria for adding new event partners?    Is it a startup event?   Does it provide a strong startup offering?   Is it happening at the same time as an existing partner event? Is it happening in the same city where there is an existing partner event?   Ben sees positive activity in startups, investing, and regulations in Europe to make innovation easier. There are now entrepreneurial and technical classes in school for kids.   Innovation doesn’t only happen in Silicon Valley. One of the challenges in Europe is around funding.  There’s early stage money and later stage money but there’s a gap in the middle.    Another challenge is around regulation and politics.  The European startup cities are competing rather than focusing on a pan-European market or a digital single market.    Terri asked about whether GDPR is going to be helpful for European startups or a barrier to entry.  Per Ben, bigger companies are going to have an advantage because they can hire more people to comply with GDPR.  This will be harder for smaller companies and will have a negative impact on innovation.  This will provide opportunities for innovation in helping companies comply with GDPR.  There’s a great opportunity in copywriting in Europe for innovation.    Terri talks about hoping to see a right-sizing of the need to meet the GDPR regulations.   Anyone who wants to meet up with Startup Sesame or Ben at 4YFN in Barcelona, they will be there Feb 26th through March 1st 2018.    Startup Sesame will be reviewing applications and narrowing down to 30 candidates to identify the final startups for the 2018 program. The winners will be attending a retreat in Valencia, Spain at the end of March to meet each other and the Startup Sesame community.    Valencia, Spain has a robust startup scene with over 100 startups, there are 30 investment funds and 40 co-working spaces.    If Ben could wave a magic wand, he would make information and knowledge available to everyone, everywhere because a lot of struggles and wars occur because information is not readily available.      Terri’s Key Takeaway Innovation happens at the fringe; not at the center   References in the Podcast Startup Sesame: https://www.startupsesame.com/ GDPR:  https://www.eugdpr.org/ 4YFN: https://www.4yfn.com/ Slush: http://www.slush.org/ Mobile World Congress: https://www.mobileworldcongress.com/ Station F: https://stationf.co/ theCamp:  https://thecamp.fr/   Contact Ben can be reached at ben@startupsesame.com. You can follow Terri on Twitter at @terrihansonmead or go to her website at www.terrihansonmead.com or on Medium:  https://medium.com/@terrihansonmead.  Feel free to email Terri at PilotingYourLife@gmail.com. To continue the conversation, go to Twitter at @PilotingLife and use hashtag #PilotingYourLife.

Full Size Run is Sole Collector's weekly show breaking down everything happening in the world of sneakers. This week, Adidas VP of Global Entertainment and Influencer Marketing, Jon Wexler, talks working with Kanye West and Adidas' battle against Nike. Also, the FSR boys break down the biggest sneaker stories and releases from Nike, Adidas, New Balance, and finally Puma at ComplexCon in this special edition episode presented by Ebay.

2017.09.11 The global circulation of Donald Trump’s political rhetoric during the presidential campaign of 2015-16 produced international dismay, bewilderment, and apprehension, particularly in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA). It also effected a rupture of the crucial divide between American popular culture and US politics—a distinction that allowed American cultural products, massively popular in the Middle East and elsewhere, to proliferate in places where U.S. politics were unpopular or rejected. During the Bush II and Obama administrations, a new generation in the MENA region differentiated between the cultural products and political system of the U.S. and creatively recoded, incorporated, and localized a global American culture. The breach of the divide between American popular and political culture, or its blurring, portends the winter of the American empire and the postscript to the “American century,” an influential formation which held that the popularity and attractiveness of American culture had positive political benefits for the United States. In the age of Trump and Twitter, the American political system itself has become a horrible form of global entertainment. How devastating the effects will be remains to be seen. Brian T. Edwards Crown Professor in Middle East Studies and Professor of English, Comparative Literary Studies and American Studies, Northwestern University

In this episode of Inside Berklee, Emilien Moyon, the director of Berklee’s Global Entertainment and Music Business program, talks entrepreneurship, why people who study abroad have an edge, and the impressive list of industry heavyweights who visit the campus.

SF MusicTech Summit XIV on October 1, 2013 San Francisco, CA www.sfmusictech.com PRESENTATION BY: Gail Becker Edelman, Chair, Canada, Latin America & U.S. Western Region www.edelman.com **************************************** Recorded and Edited by Media One A/V www.mediaoneaudio.com Photos by Michael O'Donnell www.zatphoto.com

Yahoo has tapped former Google VP Marissa Mayer as the companys new CEO.The SEO Rockstars welcome best selling author, global entertainment/digital media consultant Rebecca Lieb (Analyst, Digital Advertising/Media at Altimeter Group) to weigh in on this promotion and how it will effect the landscape of digital marketing.

Yahoo has tapped former Google VP Marissa Mayer as the companys new CEO.The SEO Rockstars welcome best selling author, global entertainment/digital media consultant Rebecca Lieb (Analyst, Digital Advertising/Media at Altimeter Group) to weigh in on this promotion and how it will effect the landscape of digital marketing.