Neil Strauss: Last News

EXCLUSIVE: Neil Strauss, who launched the hit podcast To Live and Die in LA, is back with another series.

EXCLUSIVE: Tenderfoot TV, the podcast company behind series including Up and Vanished and To Live and Die in LA, has extended its partnership with studio Cadence13.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorKevin Hart is buffing up his brand as a motivational speaker.The comedian-actor-producer-entrepreneur will release a new audiobook, “Monsters and How to Tame Them: Taking Charge of the Voices in Your Head,” next month on Audible.In the forthcoming title, Hart promises to help you slay the negative self-talk monsters the keep you from living your best life — all wrapped “in his signature honesty, hilarious voice and adept storytelling,” according to Audible.Hart’s audiobook identifies a series of mental gremlins and strategies on dealing with them, including Control Monster (i.e., the need to control everyone and everything around you), Comparison Monster (benchmarking yourself against others, leading to irrational jealousy) and Approval Monster (the nagging feeling of wanting approval from the entire world). “I already know you guys probably got one of these annoying inner monsters on your back, too,” Hart says in the audiobook’s trailer.

Elon Musk, Tesla entrepreneur, SpaceX founder and world’s richest man, announced that he bought Twitter for $44billion to “unlock its potential” as a “free speech platform”. It’s been a busy year for Musk. As well as making headlines for his billionaire business investments, he’s welcomed a second baby daughter, Exa Dark Sideræll, with on-and-off girlfriend Grimes, has been called to testify in ex-girlfriend Amber Heard’s televised trial with her former husband Johnny Depp and has been with rumoured new girlfriend actress Natasha Bassett.

 Kevin Jonas just shared a story from the early days of The Jonas Brothers, which doubles as an excerpt from the band’s upcoming memoir, Blood: A Memoir by the Jonas Brothers.Fans of the band have been waiting for the release of their memoir-- which the brothers co-authored with Neil Strauss--for years now. Finally, the book is set to be published by Dey Street Books on November 9.In preparation for the memoir’s release, the brothers shared some information about the book in a press release.A post shared by Dey Street Books (@deystreet)“This book is intense! I think I overshared,”  Joe Jonas said.“We all did.

EXCLUSIVE: Neil Strauss has found a new case.

The number of podcasts being adapted for television is set to explode over the course of the next few years, with audio IP rivaling books as Hollywood’s go-to source for inspiration.