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Lexi Carson The Producers Guild of America’s Produced By Conference announced that its return this year is slated for June 8. It will be held at the FOX Studio Lot in Century City in Los Angeles.

The Producers Guild of America has locked in a date for the 2024 edition of its Produced By Conference, slating it to take place on the Fox studio lot in Century City on Saturday, June 8.

Royal writer Tom Bower has claimed that Prince Harry gave Meghan Markle a list of three things she couldn't talk about during her 2017 interview with Vanity Fair journalist Sam Kashner.The interview, which took place just two months before she and Harry announced their engagement, was supposed to be focused on her mixed-race background and her role on the TV show Suits. During the interview, Meghan appeared to attempt to steer the conversation away from her relationship with Harry - something which the Prince reportedly asked her to do.

EXCLUSIVE: The Golden Globes are back in business with Sunshine Sachs Morgan & Lylis. The PR agency has come on board for the upcoming 81st Golden Globe Awards, which will take place on January 7, 2024, working with Dick Clark Productions and its partners on communications efforts.

EXCLUSIVE: WME on Wednesday announced the promotion of trainees Chandler Atterberry, Julia Colares, Dahbin Han, Zachary Jayson, Alexa Sternschein and Nat Wyatt to Agent. 

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are gearing up to return to social media after sacking their PR agency, says one royal commentator.

Prince Harry may need to stop his "high degree of attention gathering" so that he doesn't "outshine the King and the monarchy", according to an expert.Since quitting the Royal Family in early 2020 and jetting off Stateside, Harry and Meghan Markle have been vocal about a number of causes close to their hearts. These have included racial equality, the Ukraine invasion, climate change and urging voters to "reject hate speech, misinformation and online negativity" ahead of the 2020 US election - a move that some considered to be a breach of royal protocol.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are preparing for a return to social media after dropping their PR firm, a royal commentator has claimed.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex recently reportedly parted ways with their PR agency Sunshine Sachs, the firm Meghan had used since starring in legal drama Suits.When they parted ways with the Royal Family in March 2020, Meghan and Harry retired their official social media channels, and have since only issued statements via their representatives or in media interviews. READ MORE: Meghan Markle and Harry 'drop glam US PR firm she's used since her Suits days'But now, speaking on his YouTube channel, royal commentator Neil Sean has claimed that the ex-royals may return to social media to improve their public image.“According to a very good source out at Montecito the ex-royals already have multiple social media trials under different names,” Neil claimed.“But their own Instagram, Sussex Royal, which has around [9.6] million followers is big business, and Meghan thinks that it’s about time that she and Harry returned to the toxicity of social media.“It’s free, it’s cheap, and it’s easy, and you can put your own narrative out.”After Meghan declared herself “the most trolled person” on the planet last year, Harry was forced to step in and defend his wife, declaring the term ‘Megxit’ as misogynistic and citing Bot Sentinel’s report that a small number of accounts were perpetuating vast swathes of hateful comments against the Duchess.And, the royal commentator acknowledged that a return to social media might be accompanied by some backlash.To get more royal stories from Daily Star delivered straight to your inbox sign up to one of our free newsletters here.“As ever with social media, though,

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have reportedly asked for "significant edits" to their upcoming Netflix show which could see the entire project "shelved indefinitely".

Meghan Markle became infuriated over her 2017 Vanity Fair cover, which ran with a headline that she deemed "racist," according to "Courtiers: The Hidden Power Behind the Crown," a new book by royal author Valentine Low. Markle and Prince Harry reportedly objected to the October issue's headline "She's Just Wild About Harry!" as they pointed out that "I'm Just Wild About Harry" was the title of song that Judy Garland and Mickey Rooney performed as a blackface number in the 1939 musical "Babes In Arms" "They [Harry and Meghan] tried to get it changed online, because [they thought] it had been racially motivated," said a source, according to an excerpt from Low's book that was obtained by the Daily Mail.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have reportedly decided to part ways with their PR agency, Sunshine Sachs, after they decided they no longer needed to pay "a lot of money".Meghan has used the firm since her days in legal drama Suits, and is friends with senior partner Keleigh Thomas Morgan, who was even invited to the royal wedding.And Ms Morgan's pal American filmmaker Tyler Perry allowed Harry and Meghan to stay in his home when they first moved to LA.READ MORE: Death Row Killer seeking nitrogen death enjoyed last meal despite cancelled executionHowever, a source has said that the pair think that they don't need to pay a big bucks firm anymore.A source told the Daily Mail: “This is a really big deal for Meghan. She takes the view that she doesn’t need to pay an outside firm a lot of money to do PR for her and Harry anymore.”Sunshine Sachs played a huge part when the couple moved to California, but their comms will now be overseen by their charitable foundation Archewell.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeCarolyn Prousky is exiting Funny Or Die after 15 years with the company to pursue other opportunities. Prousky joined the company at launch as an outside consultant, but later joined in-house as vice president of publicity.In helping launch Funny Or Die with its founding team, she helped build the brand, establishing its longform slate with titles like “Billy on the Street,” and also helping it compete in the Emmy short form category with “Between Two Ferns” and “Gay of Thrones.” Under her grassroots FYC campaigns, Prousky managed to land 26 Emmy nominations and five wins for Funny Or Die.Prousky’s PR efforts also included Funny Or Die’s branded entertainment efforts, which garnered Cannes Lions and Cleo awards, as well as transitions including its new ownership under Henry Muñoz III.

Apparently, Meghan Markle was not too happy about her cover story with Vanity Fair once it hit newsstands in 2017!

Meghan Markle‘s excitement about gracing the cover of Vanity Fair for its October 2017 issue dissipated almost immediately after it hit newsstands, sparking outrage and disdain from the actress and the royal family.

Not a good entrance. A new book about the Sussexes reveals that Meghan Markle was not happy about her Vanity Fair article. The cover of the magazine revealed her relationship with Prince Harry and she was not impressed with the way it was presented.

Meghan Markle's excitement about gracing the cover of Vanity Fair for its October 2017 issue dissipated almost immediately after it hit newsstands, sparking outrage and disdain from the actress and the royal family.This tale is part of royal biographer Tom Bower's new book,, and in excerpts published by, the British author explains that Markle was given explicit instructions on what she could and could not mention for the high-profile story.Bower, a prominent investigative journalist in the UK, claims the Duchess of Sussex was given strict orders to steer away from several sensitive subjects: Donald Trump, race and her relationship with Prince Harry. In fact, Bower claims it was Harry's public relations team that insisted Harry not be mentioned in the interview. The interview, instead, was to focus on Meghan's philanthropy and the celebration of the 100th episode of her hit USA show.

Meghan Markle became "hysterical" after a Vanity Fair cover story focused mainly on her relationship, a new book claims.

Entertainment PR biggie Sunshine Sachs said Wednesday that it is elevating current partners Keleigh Thomas Morgan and Heather Lylis to co-presidents. As part of the move, the agency will now be known as Sunshine Sachs Morgan & Lylis.

The Hollywood Foreign Press Association is facing more fallout amid claims it lacks diversity among its members.Sunshine Sachs, the public relations firm for the HFPA, which runs and organizes the Golden Globes, has dropped the organization as a client, according to The Hollywood Reporter.The bicoastal PR firm, headed byveteran publicists Ken Sunshine and Shawn Sachs, had represented the HFPA for about 11 years. Split! Sunshine Sachs, the public relations firm for the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, which runs and organizes the Golden Globes, has dropped the organization as a clientSunshine Sachs notified the HFPA that it was severing its working relationship in a written document earlier this week, and then the news of its decision was presented to the HFPA's board on Thursday.The splitcomes just over one year after a scathing report by the Los Angeles Times revealed the organization didn't have any Black members out of its 87 international journalists, and that it had engaged in questionable ethical and financial practices.

The Hollywood Foreign Press Association is facing even more trouble.

More troubles for the group behind the Golden Globes. PR film Sunshine Sachs has dropped the embattled Hollywood Foreign Press Association as a client.