Deal Done — Amazon To Buy MGM For $8.45 Billion

Almost two months after A Million Little Things has its winter finale, ABC’s ensemble drama returned tonight with a midseason premiere. A significant part of it was dedicated to two developments set up in the finale, Rome’s new bout of depression and Maggie’s trip to Albany to face the mother of her former patient Justin who had committed suicide after developing feelings for her.

Celebs Go Dating's Chloe Ferry admitted that she's tempted to dissolve her lip fillers as she wants to go for a more natural look.The Geordie Shore star may follow in other reality stars' footsteps, as many have ditched fillers and "look gorgeous".Chloe said she might reduce her fillers first before completely dissolving them to see what she looks like.The 26-year-old opened up to The Sun about her appearance as she doesn't remember how she looked before all of her cosmetic surgery.The reality TV star said: "I've always loved my big lips but I've seen all the girls who are doing it [fillers removed] at the minute and they look gorgeous."She added: "You know what, I might actually do it you know, I wouldn't even remember what I look like without my lips..it would be weird."I feel like I might, I've actually been thinking about it, even if I go a little bit smaller, it's something on my mind at the minute."The 26-year-old's confession comes after a long line of reality stars dissolved their cosmetic fillers, including Demi Sims, Molly-Mae Hague and Bobby Norris.The self-confessed plastic surgery addict has had three boob jobs, two nose jobs, lip fillers, botox and more.Discussing plans for more cosmetic surgery, Chloe admitted that she's not planning on having anything else done at the minute.The Geordie lass has previously faced major backlash after she had been accused of photoshopping her social media pictures.Chloe hit straight back and said that people shouldn't judge her.She said that if people want to get surgery they should and if they also want to photoshop, they can.The reality star, who has been subjected to major online trolling, said she ignores any criticism from trolls and is forced to turn a blind eye.After

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climber cheated death after holding onto his axe as an avalanche rained down on him.On February 8, Leland Nisky was ice climbing alone and unroped when he was hit be an avalanche.The man held on for his life as he dangled 400ft off the ground while climbing The Ribbon in Ouray, Colorado.As soon as the avalanche started, Nisky axed the mountainside so he could have a fixed position.He used "absolutely every ounce of strength he could" to grip onto his tools before shuffling his feet to the side, seemingly getting himself out of the snow slide.The avalanche lasted for two minutes before he realised he had accidentally climbed ten feet above his anchor.Nisky climbed down to find his anchor, which then took two full-length 60m raps to get back to ground level.The mountaineer recalled the terrifying moment: "It was loose snow sloughing off the surface and building until it became an avalanche. Probably caused by a gust of wind.

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Leonardo DiCaprio has expanded his green portfolio with an investment in the startup company Wildtype that creates cell-cultivated sushi-grade salmon.The San Francisco-based company announced Wednesday that DiCaprio, 47, joined as an investor in Wildtype's $100 million Series B round.The Oscar-winning actor and environmentalist also took to Twitter on Wednesday to announce his investment. Green portfolio:Leonardo DiCaprio, shown last December in New York City, has expanded his green portfolio with an investment in the startup company Wildtype that creates cell-cultivated sushi-grade salmon'Wild fish populations are threatened more than ever before.

As both a tentpole and an artifact, the new James Bond movie now belongs to the increasingly voracious Jeff Bezos. Most of it, anyway.

Last week, it was announced that Amazon has acquired MGM and its vast library of films and TV series. And as part of that massive deal, the tech company has become 50% owner of one of the most storied franchises in all of film—the James Bond film series.

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Michael De Luca may be the big winner from Wednesday’s blockbuster news that Amazon will purchase Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer for $8.45 billion.Though insiders caution that no decisions have been made, there is speculation around Hollywood that De Luca will play a major role in helping the e-commerce giant monetize its new library of 4,000 MGM film titles. It’s an arsenal of intellectual property that includes “Robocop,” “The Silence of the Lambs,” “Rocky,” and, of course, James Bond.

With the $8.75 billion Amazon-MGM deal wrapped, the question around Hollywood now is who will run it and whether MGM execs will cash big checks and head for the exits.

Ethan Shanfeld “Holy mother of DVD extras! The private footage of a TV billionaire is going to belong to an actual billionaire!” In the wake of Amazon’s $8.45 billion acquisition of MGM, Stephen Colbert urged Jeff Bezos to release outtakes from Donald Trump’s “The Apprentice.”“Someday soon, Bezos may release the most racist thing in the MGM catalog, other than ‘Gone With the Wind,'” Colbert joked last night on “The Late Show.”For years, allegations have surfaced about Trump’s inappropriate behavior while on set of the show.

When the announcement of the deal between Amazon and MGM was made, the film franchise that got spoken about most in the acquisition is the James Bond film series. While MGM doesn’t own the complete rights for the franchise, as James Bond is creatively controlled by the production duo of Barbara Broccoli and Michael Wilson, Amazon is now the parent company of the studio that will distribute the 007 spy films.

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos said the reason the tech giant acquired MGM is simple – it’s trove of beloved content.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorAmazon founder, chairman and CEO Jeff Bezos said the ecommerce giant’s $8.45 billion bid for MGM was driven by a desire to obtain the storied studio’s intellectual property — and create new offshoots based on that.“We’re looking forward to reimagining and developing the deep catalog of MGM,” said Bezos, speaking Wednesday at Amazon’s annual shareholders meeting.He continued, “The acquisition’s thesis here is really very simple: MGM has a vast, deep catalog of much-loved intellectual property.

Stephen Colbert devoted a segment to his show on Tuesday to the irony of ironies: Amazon, about to acquire MGM, would be gaining a studio that owned The Apprentice, and with it the long-sought after holy grail for anti-Donald Trump activists: outtakes from the show.

$8.45 billion is a lot of money for any company to spend. But when you’re Amazon and you’re trying to get a leg up in the Streaming Wars, spending nearly $8.45 billion on one of the most storied film studios in the history of Hollywood, MGM, seems like a bargain.

Amazon is in negotiations to buy Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer in a deal that could reach $9 billion. Their shock comes from a belief that the price tag severely overvalues the studio behind James Bond, the Pink Panther and “Legally Blonde.”Other companies have kicked the tires on MGM at various points during a stop-and-start sales process that has been dragging on for months.