Selling Sunset’s Christine Quinn had Botox 'as soon as I could walk' after giving birth

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorNetflix, in its second games-related acquisition, plans to buy Next Games, mobile games developer based in Finland, for $72 million.Founded in 2013, Next Games has created games based on popular entertainment franchises, including story-driven puzzle game “Stranger Things: Puzzle Tales” and two based on hit zombie series “The Walking Dead.”Helsinki-based Next Games had about 120 employees at the end of 2021 and reported sales of approximately €27.2 million ($30 million) in 2020 with 95% of revenues generated from in-game purchases.The deal comes less than six months after Netflix’s acquisition of Night School Studio, a game developer best known for its supernatural mystery adventure title “Oxenfree.” Netflix has launched a selection of games, starting with handful of mobile titles, as an extension to its core video-entertainment for no extra charge. “Next Games has a seasoned management team, strong track record with mobile games based on entertainment franchises, and solid operational capabilities,” said Michael Verdu, VP of games for Netflix, in a statement.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorStanley Tucci’s next trip to Italy will face a slight delay.CNN will bump the debuts of a handful of looming original documentary projects due to its ongoing coverage of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The second season of “Stanley Tucci: Searching for Italy,” will premiere on CNN later in the spring, as will the new series “Nomad with Carlton McCoy.” Meanwhile, the WarnerMedia network will push back the debut of “Roadrunner: A Film About Anthony Bourdain” to Sunday March 13 at 9 p.m., a week later than its previously scheduled March 6 launch.The network has built a new business out of documentaries and docuseries, but it must balance those projects with the demands of the news cycle.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorThe media industry’s measurement wars are expanding beyond counting traditional video audiences.iSpot, the measurement company that figures prominently in plans by NBCUniversal and WarnerMedia to offer alternatives to Nielsen in the sector’s looming “upfront” marketplace, will acquire Tunity, an analytics company that analyzes consumer viewing habits in public locations nationwide, including restaurants, offices, bars and hotels.“We want to account for all viewing across all screens,” says Sean Muller, iSpot’s founder and CEO, in an interview. The Tunity acquisition, he says, could be “powerful, both for our advertising clients who invest heavily in tentpole events and programs that are consumed outside the home and for our media partners.” The companies did not disclose financial terms.Keeping track of so-called “out of home” audiences has become more critical to TV networks, who understand that significant chunks of viewership for news, sports and other live programming is often found outside a consumer’s main habitat.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorLady Gaga may not have been nominated for an Oscar for her work in “House of Gucci,” but that doesn’t mean she won’t be busy the night of the big show.Gaga has signed on to co-host the Elton John AIDS Foundation Academy Awards viewing party alongside Billy Porter, Eric McCormack and David Furnish. The annual event returns as an in-person gala in West Hollywood Park on March 27.“Lady Gaga, Billy Porter and Eric McCormack are not only amazingly talented, but have greatly contributed to LGBTQ+ visibility and inclusion in entertainment – both on screen and in music,” Furnish, who is chairman of the foundation, said in a statement Wednesday morning.

K.J. Yossman Alice Cabañas has been appointed the new head of the BFI Network.She will lead the network’s U.K.-wide talent development programme, overseeing management, funding, digital platforms and professional development programmes.Cabañas is joining as the BFI is developing a 10-year funding strategy in consultation with the industry and the public which will explore how best to use its funding to support new creatives in the screen sector.

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentThe Venice Biennale, which is the multidisciplinary arts organization behind the Venice Film Festival, has announced that in response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the fest plans to bar Russian delegations but not independent Russian filmmakers and their works.The Biennale “intends to express its full support to all the Ukrainian people and their artists,” the org said in a statement on Wednesday, announcing that it’s making every effort to ensure that, despite the war, Ukraine will be able to participate at the upcoming Biennale Art exhibition which kicks off in April with a national pavilion. As previously announced, Russia proactively pulled out of the art Biennale.

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Christine Quinn has opened up on her traumatic birth story, revealing she walked into hospital 10cm dilated.The Selling Sunset star, 33, also revealed how motherhood has changed her attitude towards her cast mates as she said: "I don't care about [their] problems and not being invited to parties, that’s the least of my issues." Recalling her birth story, Christine revealed: "My body knew I was in labour and my doctor said no, sure enough my water broke and I was in a very traumatic position where I walked into the hospital and I was 10cm dilated." Christine opted for a c-section without an epidural and, 22 minutes later, she welcomed her son into the world.

SELLING Sunset's Christine Quinn ditched her underwear for an eye-popping display in a slinky dress following her emotional appearance on This Morning today. The 32-year-old star stepped out in London this evening for the launch party of her collaboration with Ciate make-up.

So scary!

Christine Quinn has opened up about her traumatic labor experience. The Selling Sunset star, 32, who welcomed a baby boy with husband Christian Richard has reflected on the scary experience, which nearly claimed her life back in May 2021. She told British TV hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield on the September 22 episode of This Morning that she and her baby boy, Christian Georges Dumontet, “both almost didn’t make it.” The Netflix star revealed she feels “more vulnerable” after the terrifying ordeal.

This Morning opposite presenters Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby.During her interview, Christine was asked about her baby son Christian and shared her story of his "traumatic birth".Christine revealed that her water broke while filming the Netflix reality show in May, resulting in her being rushed to hospital.The reality TV personality also confirmed that she was "10 centimetres dilated" when she arrived at the medical facility, meaning she had to undergo a "crash emergency C-section".Christine said: "I was flatlining and my baby was flatlining."We both almost didn't make it so it's one of those things...

SELLING Sunset's Christine Quinn opened up about her traumatic labour on This Morning today saying she and her baby "flatlined". The Netflix star welcomed her son Christian on May 15th after a terrifying hospital experience.

She is known to really commit when it comes to curating a fashion look.And Christine Quinn did just that as she stepped out in London on Tuesday wearing a full purple leather ensemble fashioned by Sinead Gorey, as she did a photoshoot for herCiaté cosmetics collection.The 32-year-old Selling Sunset breakout star who is always dressed to the nines, recently confessed that she told the rest of her castmates to 'step it up' in the glam department for the upcoming season.

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Maintaining their marriage! Christine Quinn and her husband, Christian Richard, are adjusting to life as new parents, four months after son Christian’s birth.

Christine Quinn has made it clear that if she’s going to stir the pot on Selling Sunset — she’s damn well going to do so in style. With a next-level designer wardrobe to her name and an unmatched affinity for glam, the 31-year-old real estate agent established from the onset that her starring role on the show is just as much about being a “boss b—tch” as it is about fabulous fashion.