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When Deadline ran the Summer Edition of its tradition Pilot Buzz column last week, ABC brass were yet to see some of their off-cycle pilots so information on the status of the five contenders at the network was murky.

Belgian artist Stromae has signed a big old deal with Warner Chappell which will now provide music publishing admin services to the company that manages all his projects and rights, Mosaert.As well as overseeing Stromae’s own musical output, Brussels-based Mosaert is also involved in music video production, having worked with the likes of Billie Eilish and Dua Lipa, and even has its own fashion line.Confirming the deal, Warner Chappell CEO Guy Moot says: “Stromae has consistently been one of the most exciting Francophone artists over the last fifteen years. His innovative approach has always put a stylistic vision at the heart of how he presents himself, and that’s helped him influence and shape wider culture.

Don’t expect “old Instagram” to return anytime soon.

Welcome to Deadline’s International Disruptors, a feature where we’ll shine a spotlight on key executives and companies outside of the U.S. who are shaking up the offshore marketplace. This week, we’re speaking with Memento Films International founder Emilie Georges and producer Naima Abed about their company Paradise City, its slate and why now is the time to move into the management and branded content spheres. 

Hailey Bieber has legally won the right to name her skincare company Rhode.The 25-year-old model and influencer was victorious after being sued for trademark infringement by a clothing company also called Rhode,TMZ reported.The founders of the eight-year-old enterprise, which was created in New York, but is based in Los Angeles, argued that having two companies by the same name would be confusing for the public. Legal victory: Hailey Bieber, 25, won a legal battle to name her skincare company Rhode after a clothing company with the same name sued to keep her from using the name, according to TMZA RHODE spokesperson told DailyMail.com: 'Our lawsuit continues.

Hailey Bieber has legally won the right to name her skincare company Rhode.TMZ reported the 25-year-old model and influencer was victorious after being sued for trademark infringement by a clothing company also called Rhode.The founders of the eight-year-old enterprise, which was created in New York, but is based in Los Angeles, argued that having two companies by the same name would be confusing for the public. Legal victory: Hailey Bieber, 25, won a legal battle to name her skincare company Rhode after a clothing company with the same name sued to keep her from using the name, according to TMZCelebrities such asBeyoncé, Rihanna, Tracee Ellis Ross, Khloé Kardashian, Busy Philipps, Jamie Chung, Whitney Port, Zoey Deutch and many others have worn their designs.

Former Emmerdale favourite Danny Miller has shut down his performing arts company, which has reported debts of approximately £120,000.The move by the actor, 31, comes just a year after he made the decision to leave the ITV soap. Although he was crowned king of I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here in that time it appears as though his decision to swap acting for the world of business may have been less successful than his gameshow record. His firm Cannon Professional Acting Company has been placed in liquidation with £117,527 of debt, documents submitted to Companies House reveal.

Dundee based computer company Denki has teamed up with Curve Games to donate 5000 free copies of its award winning educational title Autonauts vs PirateBots. The ingenious family-friendly video game launches next week and is proven to educate players on the fundamentals of programming.

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Tristan Thompson continued to have a good time in Mykonos, Greece, on Tuesday, as he was spotted in the company of two mystery women.The NBA star, 31, who's currentlyexpecting the 'imminent' arrival of his second child with ex-girlfriend Khloe Kardashian, 38, via surrogate, looked to be in good spirits as he shared a laugh with one of the ladies.The afternoon lunch outing comes after the athlete was spotted holding hands with a stunning brunette on Sunday as they strolled the streets together at 5am, after partying at a nightclub. On holiday: Tristan Thompson continued to have a good time in Mykonos, Greece, on Tuesday, as he was spotted in the company of two mystery women Living it up:The NBA star, 31, who's currently expecting the 'imminent' arrival of his second child with ex-girlfriend Khloe Kardashian, 38, via surrogate, looked to be in good spirits as he shared a laugh with one of the ladiesThe basketball star wore a bright orange set for the day, consisting of shorts and a T-shirt, which he paired with white sneakers and socks.

A man who has been hailed as Britain’s kindest plumber has helped a disabled man who was left without food and facing a debt with his gas company of nearly £1,500.

Selome Hailu During the 2021-2022 season 94 scripted series earned the ReFrame Stamp for gender-balanced hiring. Among them were “Bridgerton,” “Euphoria,” “Abbott Elementary,” “Yellowjackets” and more.

Disney has wrapped its upfront advertising sales process, collecting a record $9 billion — 40% of it in streaming and digital.

EXCLUSIVE: Emmy Award-winner Dan Levy has launched a new production company, Not A Real Production Company.

EXCLUSIVE: Marcel Walz, Joe Knetter and Sarah French have announced their new production company, Neon Noir. The trio’s first venture under the banner is a new horror film starring genre staple Cerina Vincent.

Steve Bloom It’s been a summer tour of twists and turns for Dead & Company, who wrap it up tonight at Citi Field.Just 10 days ago, the band cancelled a show when John Mayer’s 94-year-old father had a medical emergency. Richard Mayer is out of the hospital and recovering.The state of original Grateful Dead drummer Bill Kreutzmann has been a cause of concern as well. The 76-year-old band co-founder missed six consecutive shows until returning for last night’s Citi Field opener.“Well, friends, I was hoping to be back in the saddle already, but since I’m not quite there yet, I thought I’d tell you exactly what’s going on,” Kreutzmann commented at Facebook on July 11.

The company that created stage sets for Kanye West’s concerts is suing the rapper.

Kanye West is facing a $7.1 million lawsuit from a production company that claims the artist hasn't paid them for services rendered, TMZ reports. In the complaint, Phantom Labs claims that West reneged on promised payments for shows they produced between June 2021 and March 2022, including his "Free Larry Hoover" show with Drake, a Donda 2 listening event in Miami, 4 weeks' worth of Sunday Service productions, and West's canceled headlining show at Coachella 2022.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorElon Musk is a freewheeling, shoot-from-the-lip kind of Twitter user who is famously fond of memes.But now Musk’s snarky and derogatory tweets aimed at Twitter have been dragged into court. The company, which is suing to force the mega-billionaire complete his $44 billion buyout, alleges that Musk has on multiple occasions violated a provision of the merger agreement stipulating that Musk may tweet about the deal only “so long as such Tweets do not disparage the Company or any of its Representatives.”“Since signing the merger agreement, Musk has repeatedly disparaged Twitter and the deal, creating business risk for Twitter and downward pressure on its share price,” the company’s lawsuit claimed.

Just a day after Love Is Blind Season 2 contestant Jeremy Hartwell filed a lawsuit against the Netflix dating show, the production company behind it, Kinetic Content, has responded.Hartwell, a 36-year-old Chicago entrepreneur, filed a lawsuit on Wednesday, accusing the production company of underpaying the contestants, while also 'depriving them of food, water and sleep' while plying them with excess alcohol.Kinetic Content responded to the lawsuit in a statement to US Weekly on Thursday, revealing Hartwell was only on the show for a week. Lawsuit:Just a day after Love Is Blind Season 2 contestant Jeremy Hartwell filed a lawsuit against the Netflix dating show, the production company behind it, Kinetic Content, has responded Statement:Kinetic Content responded to the lawsuit in a statement to US Weekly on Thursday, revealing Hartwell was only on the show for a week'Mr.

Kanye West is being sued by a production company for unfulfilled promises of payment which have totaled over $7million.The 45-year-old artist is at the center of a lawsuit by Phantom Labs who worked on multiple massive projects with the hitmaker from June 2021 to March 2022 according to a TMZ report on Thursday.The production company had worked on four weeks of his Sunday Service, a listening event for Donda 2, the Free Larry Hoover concert in LA with Drake, and even his 2022 Coachella performance which was cancelled according to the publication.Scroll down for video Pay back? Kanye West (seen in December 2021) is being sued by a production company for unfulfilled promises of payment which have totaled over $7million according to TMZ on ThursdayPhantom Labs attorney Howard King said that the All Of The lights rapper and his team were fine with making payments at first but then they began to pile up as the production company claims they were owed over $6million by February. The legal documents also say that Ye had allegedly promised to settle his debt with Phantom Labs using the money he was supposed to make from his headlining gig at 2022 Coachella which was reportedly $9million.However the artist pulled out just weeks before the gig and Phantom Labs claimed that it soon became clear that he wasn't going to pay.