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Amara La Negra are joining the metaverse. The Latino-owned, multicultural-focused entertainment company just secured a partnership with ThetaDrop, an environmentally friendly and 100% green NFT marketplace, to launch an exclusive series of NFTs.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterHalle Berry’s new production company has hired WME motion picture department partner Holly Jeter to serve as president, Variety has learned.Jeter currently serves as Berry’s agent. She will stay onboard at WME for the time being as next steps are determined.

EXCLUSIVE: Holly Jeter, a partner at WME in the Motion Picture Department, has departed the agency to serve as President of client, Halle Berry’s, new production entity. The new, yet to be named entity, will produce a wide array of projects from hard-hitting dramas to light-hearted comedies, action, horror, and more with a focus on elevating complex, strong, women and women of color in leading roles both in front of and behind the camera. Jeter is partnering with Berry as she enters a new two-picture, three-year first look producing deal with Netflix.

Not quite the American dream she thought she was winning…

Kaley Cuoco welcomed fans into a behind-the-scenes moment at her production company on Thursday, sharing a fun video of her dancing in her bra.MORE: Kaley Cuoco reflects on devastating death in emotional post: 'Can't believe you've been gone a year'The actress launched her company Yes, Norman - named after her beloved dog who died in 2021 - several years ago and its run by Suzanne McCormack who shot the video of Kaley in her "delirious" moment. "Apparently I also took my clothes off at some point while I was shooting for no reason," she captioned the video.WATCH: Kaley Cuoco welcomes fans into a behind-the-scenes moment at her company"I promise you I was not drinking.

A train company is looking for new recruits with no experience while offering to pay up to £70,000 a year.

Anna Marie de la Fuente In a bid to tap into the intense demand for premium Spanish-language content, veteran Spanish entertainment executive Pepe Huertas has launched TV production company, Tres Vacas. He’s joined by seasoned showrunners Pilar Nadal and Felipe Mellizo, creators of such top selling dramatic series as “Águila Roja” (“Red Eagle”) and “Un Paso Adelante” (“One Step Forward”).The company will focus on creating scripted content for the global audience, drawing on their combined talents, expertise and decades of experience.“Our aim is to conceive relatable stories capable of engaging with the audience from the first minute, based on in-depth character development that allows us to construct long and strong narrative arcs,” said Huertas, founding partner and managing director of Tres Vacas.

A Bellshill company that specialises in double glazing has been named the prestigious Which? Trusted Trader of the Month.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterLulu Wang and Dani Melia have signed a first-look television deal with Amazon via their newly formed production company, Local Time.Wang and Melia first worked together on the critically-acclaimed 2019 feature “The Farewell.” Under the deal, Local Time will develop shows from emerging storytellers for Amazon. Wang is currently directing and executive producing the Amazon drama series “Expats,” based on the Janice Y.K.

Lulu Wang, director of Awkwafina comedy drama The Farewell, and producer Dani Melia have launched their own production company and struck a first-look TV deal with Amazon.

A Perthshire outdoor adventure company has had its litter-picking efforts acknowledged in national awards.

Once an accident, twice a pattern? Peloton is speaking out after the season 6 premiere of Showtime’s Billions showed Mike “Wags” Wagner (David Costabile) suffering a heart attack from using their exercise bike.

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Harry Styles, Niall Horan, Liam Payne and Louis Tomlinson may not be back together singing, but they are joining up to do some suing. And some would argue that’s more fun.

A Lanarkshire company has donated thousands of pounds to charity in the memory of a former employee.

Martin Dale ContributorMocapLab – one of Europe’s biggest motion capture (mocap) facilities – is implementing a major expansion plan to meet increased demand from film and TV projects, commercials, videogames and immersive media.Founded by Rémi Brun in 2007, MocapLab offers state-of-the-art motion capture services, from its facilities based on the outskirts of Paris. It has a strong R&D department and has been recognized by the French government as a research entity.

A metal mining company has vowed to hold a full public meeting next month after a presentation on Tuesday night.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeFormer Warner Bros. marketing and communication exec Scott Rowe is unveiling his own shingle. Rowe has launched SRowe2000 Media, which will focus on strategic communication, public relations, crisis communications, and social media counsel and execution.Initial clients include Premiere Digital, NATPE and a technology start-up set to be announced at a later date.

EXCLUSIVE: The creator, executive producer and showrunner of the acclaimed HBO Max series Station Eleven, Patrick Somerville, and the series’ associate producer and editor David Eisenberg, have opened the doors to feature film and television production company Tractor Beam.

The Immigrant, in which Fremantle has a 25% stake, has hired Oscar-nominated filmmaker Javier Fesser (“Binta y la gran idea,” “Camino,” “Campeones”) to direct its upcoming Spanish series “Custodia Repartida” (“Shared Custody”), a dramatic comedy from María Mínguez (“Vivir dos veces”) and Juanjo Moscardó (“Amor en Polvo”).The company recently expanded its Mexican team with the appointment of Claudia Valdez as director of physical production. Valdez brings more than two decades of experience from across film and television to The Immigrant and will be critical as the studio enters production on multiple television projects.

Rugby star Brian O’Driscoll’s sports production outfit 3 Rock has been backed by All3Media. Deadline understands the deal includes the production powerhouse taking a minority stake.