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Angelique Jackson Rideback founder and CEO Dan Lin has announced the launch of “Rideback Rise,” a non-profit accelerator focused on developing BIPOC-created film, TV, digital and audio content.Rideback — the entertainment company known for producing “The LEGO Movie” and “It” movie franchises, as well as Disney’s “Aladdin,” along with series television including the CW’s “Walker” — has developed the accelerator program to support BIPOC writers, filmmakers and entrepreneurs and their projects as a “means to advance racial equity in mainstream entertainment.”“When I started my career, first as a creative executive and then as an entrepreneur, I benefited from the mentorship and generosity of leaders in both a formal and informal way,” stated Lin, pointing to industry leaders including Alan Horn, Lorenzo DiBonaventura, Jeff Robinov and Peter Roth, who guided him “in an era long before the industry’s recent racial reckoning.” “But they took a bet on helping a 25-year-old intern from Taiwan who had no connections in Hollywood,” he explained.

SPOILER ALERT! This post contains details from the extended version of the series finale of Riverdale.

Ava DuVernay is plotting a new path in television as her overall deal with Warner Bros. TV is coming to a close at the end of May.  

This is bat shift crazy.Ruby Rose is going to bat against CW, claiming the executives virtually forced her “Batwoman” exit by requiring her to return to work just days after undergoing major surgery as well as allegedly refusing responsibility for several severe on-set injuries and creating a toxic work environment. “Dear fans, stop asking if I will return to that awful show,” said Rose, 35, in her scathing Instagram Story rebuke of the network and its bigwigs Tuesday night.

Ruby Rose has blasted co-star Dougray Scott and executives for The CW and Warner Bros.

William Earl Former “Batwoman” star Ruby Rose aired out several allegations of wrongdoing on the set of the CW show, which they say led to their departure in May 2020.In a series of posts on Instagram on Wednesday, Rose claims they were forced to continue work on the DC series shortly after suffering a neck injury on set.

Telling her story. Ruby Rose, who exited Batwoman in May 2020 after one season of the CW series, shared a slew of allegations on Tuesday, October 20.

Ruby Rose is saying “enough is enough” about the rumors about her and why she left The CW’s Batwoman.

Ever since Ruby Rose left Batwoman after just one season in May 2020, fans have been begging her to return to the series. However, on Oct. 20, she took to her Instagram Story to reveal why she’ll never come back to the show “for any amount of money nor if a gun were to [her] head.” She posted a series of statements with allegations about how poorly she and other cast/crew members were treated on the set of the show, and the accusations are quite horrifying. HollywoodLife has reached out to the CW and Warner Bros. TV for a statement on behalf of the show.

Ruby Rose had a terrible experience working on “Batwoman” and levelled even more terrible allegations against the people behind the show.

Ava DuVernay and Mayim Bialik both showed their support for the respected television executive Peter Roth when he was presented with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Thursday.The 49-year-old Oscar-nominated filmmaker looked stylish in an olive overcoat, while the 45-year-old temporary Jeopardy! host stuck to a more casual ensemble.Also joining the A-listers was the television super-producer Chuck Lorre, who spoke for his friend Roth.

Cynthia Littleton Business EditorPeter Roth had a long run in TV by championing quirky shows that broke the mold. Here are some of those greatest hits.

Cynthia Littleton Business EditorPeter Roth started his career in show business fresh out of Tufts University with the dream of becoming another Harold Prince or Joe Papp in theater. He couldn’t have known back in 1973 that he was destined to become the Peter Roth of television executives.“If you had a problem, you called Peter.

Chuck Lorre unveiled his custom vanity card No. 669 at the end of each of his four comedies on CBS’ Thursday night lineup, with a tribute to former Warner Bros. Television Group chairman Peter Roth.

Cynthia Littleton Business EditorProducer Chuck Lorre paid tribute to former Warner Bros. TV Group chief Peter Roth as “our happy hugging hero” in a message featured on his custom vanity card that aired tonight at the end of the four Lorre-produced comedies on CBS’ Thursday lineup.For vanity card No.

Daniel Holloway Executive Editor, TVThe Paley Center for Media has launched a new paid internship program named in honor of longtime television-studio chief Peter Roth. The new program has been endowed through grants from Ava DuVernay’s ARRAY Alliance, the Berlanti Family Foundation, the Chuck Lorre Family Foundation, and the Katie McGrath & J.J.

EXCLUSIVE: “I have to create and be a part of the change that I want to see, and so, after I go through the period of being on every panel and being in every article about diversity, I stopped doing that a couple years ago, and I said, no more panels” Ava DuVernay says of the impetus to create ARRAY Crew, which launches online today. “We’re going to just build something that people can no longer say I don’t know how,” the When They See Us creator adds

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorFilmmaker Ava DuVernay has partnered with outgoing Warner Bros. Television chairman Peter Roth to launch Array Crew, a division of Array Alliance.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterRachel Kaplan has signed a multi-year overall deal with Warner Bros. Television Group, Variety has learned.Kaplan, the former head of Keshet Studios, is also launching her own production company — Absecon Entertainment. Under the deal, she will develop and produce original scripted programming to be produced by Absecon in association with Warner Bros.

Peter White Television EditorIt’s official. Channing Dungey has been named Chairman of Warner Bros.

Elaine Low Senior TV WriterChanning Dungey, who less than two weeks ago left her post as vice president of originals at Netflix, has been tapped to succeed Peter Roth as chairman of Warner Bros. Television Group when he steps down in early 2021.“This is a homecoming of sorts for Channing, who was a production executive at Warner Bros.