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entertainment1 year ago

South Korean Actor Song Jae-lim Passes Away at 39, Fans Mourn Cryptic Final Post

South Korean actor Song Jae Lim, known for his role in 'The Moon Embracing the Sun,' was found dead at 39 in his Seoul home, with no evidence of foul play. His death highlights the intense pressures in South Korea's entertainment industry, which has seen several high-profile deaths recently. Tributes from fellow actors, including Yoo Sun and Park Ho San, emphasize the shock and sadness over his passing. The actor's family plans a private funeral.

via BBC.com|
#entertainment#entertainmentindustry#kdrama
entertainment1 year ago

K-Drama Star Song Jae-lim Passes Away at 39

South Korean actor Song Jae-lim was found dead at his home in Seoul at the age of 39. Police reported no signs of foul play, and a note was discovered at the scene. Song gained fame through roles in the drama "Moon Embracing the Sun" and the reality show "We Got Married." His family plans a private funeral. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about the pressures faced by celebrities in South Korea.

via Variety|
#actordeath#entertainment#entertainmentindustry
entertainment1 year ago

"Taylor Swift Joins the Ranks of Celebrity Billionaires in 2024"

Forbes' 2024 World's Billionaires list includes 14 A-list celebrities, with a collective net worth of $31 billion. Taylor Swift and Dick Wolf joined the billionaire club, with Swift becoming the first musician to do so based solely on music and performances. Other notable names on the list include Michael Jordan, Rihanna, Jay-Z, and Kim Kardashian, who have amassed their fortunes through entrepreneurship and investments outside of their primary careers in sports, music, and entertainment.

via Forbes|
#celebritybillionaires#entertainment#entertainmentindustry
entertainment-and-tragedy2 years ago

Jessica Klepser Mourns Ex-Husband Christian Oliver and Children Lost in Tragic Plane Crash

Jessica Klepser, the ex-wife of actor Christian Oliver, has paid tribute to him and their two daughters, Madita Maia and Annik Luna Klepser, who were killed in a plane crash off the coast of a Caribbean island. The family was on holiday when their single-engine plane encountered trouble shortly after takeoff and crashed into the sea. The acting community, including director Nick Lyon and actor Bai Ling, mourned Oliver's passing. A GoFundMe campaign has been set up to cover funeral expenses and repatriation of the bodies, surpassing its $100,000 goal. Oliver's acting career included roles in "Saved by the Bell: The New Class," "The Good German," and "Valkyrie." The cause of the crash is under investigation.

via The Guardian|
##christianoliver#entertainment-and-tragedy
technology2 years ago

"AI in 2024: The Risks, Opportunities, and Top Stock Picks"

The article discusses various negative aspects of AI that could become prominent in 2024, including job displacement due to automation, the exacerbation of disinformation especially in the context of the upcoming presidential election, the potential degradation of the entertainment industry with AI-generated content, overzealous techno-optimism in the tech industry, and the creepiness of AI-enhanced police surveillance technologies. It also touches on the term "botshit," which refers to misleading AI-generated content, and reports on other AI-related news such as an AI hologram of Elvis Presley, OpenAI's low compensation to news publishers for content, and Jeff Bezos investing in a new AI startup aimed at competing with Google's search dominance.

via Gizmodo|
##artificialintelligence#disinformation
entertainment-and-media2 years ago

"Speculations Rise Over Potential Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger and Its Impact on Entertainment Giants"

Paramount Global's future is uncertain as industry giants and investors, including Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav, Skydance Media's David Ellison, and billionaire Warren Buffett, show interest in acquiring the storied studio. With Paramount's valuation dropping from $30 billion to below $10 billion, and the company facing challenges in the streaming market, a potential sale orchestrated by controlling shareholder Shari Redstone could reshape the media landscape. Paramount's strategic moves, such as cutting dividends and investing in streaming, have attracted attention from various moguls and investors, each with their own vision for the company's future.

via Hollywood Reporter|
##corporatestrategy#entertainment-and-media
entertainmentlegal2 years ago

Nigel Lythgoe Confronts Multiple Sexual Assault Allegations Following Abdul Suit

Paula Abdul has filed a lawsuit against Nigel Lythgoe, producer of "American Idol" and "So You Think You Can Dance," alleging sexual assault and harassment during her time as a judge on these shows. The lawsuit includes claims of physical assault and unwanted advances, with Abdul stating she remained silent for fear of retaliation. Lythgoe has denied the allegations, describing them as false and offensive, and intends to fight the lawsuit. The legal action follows additional accusations by two former contestants of "All American Girl," who are also suing Lythgoe for similar misconduct.

via Vulture|
##entertainmentindustry#entertainmentlegal
entertainment2 years ago

"Travis Kelce's Rise to Stardom: Strategy, Fame, and the Taylor Swift Connection"

Travis Kelce, NFL star of the Kansas City Chiefs, has been strategically working with his managers, the Eanes twins, to elevate his fame to the level of celebrities like Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson. With a comprehensive business plan, Kelce has expanded his brand through various ventures including national TV commercials, hosting SNL, launching a clothing line, and co-hosting a podcast. His relationship with pop star Taylor Swift has also significantly boosted his profile, exposing him to a broader audience. Kelce's management team, which includes a creative strategist, publicist, personal chef, and trainer, is focused on developing his personal brand beyond football, with aspirations in the acting world. He has also filed for trademarks on phrases and his name for various commercial uses.

via Daily Mail|
##entertainment#entertainmentindustry
entertainmentlegal2 years ago

"Nigel Lythgoe Confronts Multiple Sexual Assault Allegations Amid Legal Scrutiny"

Nigel Lythgoe, known for "So You Think You Can Dance," faces a second sexual assault lawsuit filed by two women, following Paula Abdul's recent allegations. The new suit, which details an alleged attack from 2003, may lack legal strength as it was filed after the expiration of California's Sexual Abuse and Cover Up Accountability Act, unlike Abdul's timely lawsuit. The plaintiffs' legal team has not commented on the timing, and Lythgoe's representatives have not responded to the accusations.

via Deadline|
##entertainmentindustry#entertainmentlegal
entertainmentlegal2 years ago

"Multiple Sexual Assault Lawsuits Emerge Against Producer Nigel Lythgoe, Including Claims by Paula Abdul"

Nigel Lythgoe, known for producing "So You Think You Can Dance" and "American Idol," is facing a second sexual assault lawsuit, this time from two contestants of the 2003 ABC show "All American Girl." The allegations include unwanted sexual advances and groping. This follows a recent suit by Paula Abdul, who accused Lythgoe of similar misconduct. Both lawsuits were filed under a California act that temporarily lifted the statute of limitations for such cases, although there is a question about the timeliness of the second filing. Lythgoe has denied Abdul's allegations, and his representative has not commented on the latest suit.

via Variety|
##entertainmentindustry#entertainmentlegal
entertainmentsports2 years ago

"Kevin Dunn's Exit as WWE Executive Producer: The Inside Story on His Departure and Potential Successors"

Kevin Dunn, a long-time executive with WWE, has left the company, a move that was not entirely unexpected within the organization. Despite the surprise to fans, the groundwork for his departure had been laid months prior, with internal shifts following Endeavor's acquisition of WWE and disagreements on television production management. Dunn had been encouraged to stay by the WWE Board of Directors after Vince McMahon's initial retirement, but it seems that internal changes and resistance to new directives influenced his decision to leave.

via Ringside News|
##corporatetransition#entertainmentindustry
entertainment-and-arts2 years ago

"Remembering the Stars: A Tribute to the Icons We Lost in 2023"

Euronews Culture commemorates the arts and entertainment figures we lost in 2023, including "Friends" star Matthew Perry, fashion designer Paco Rabanne, and actors Raquel Welch and Lance Reddick. The article pays tribute to their contributions to film, television, fashion, and culture, highlighting their memorable roles and achievements. Other notable figures mentioned include Michael Lerner, Barry Humphries, Jerry Springer, Martin Amis, Glenda Jackson, Alan Arkin, Jane Birkin, Angus Cloud, Mark Margolis, William Friedkin, David McCallum, Geneviève de Fontenay, Michael Gambon, Terence Davies, Burt Young, Richard Roundtree, Benjamin Zephaniah, Ryan O'Neal, and Andre Braugher.

via Euronews|
##artsculture#celebritydeaths
entertainment2 years ago

Vin Diesel Faces Sexual Battery Lawsuit from Former Assistant

Actor Vin Diesel has been hit with a sexual battery lawsuit by his former assistant, Asta Jonasson, who alleges that he assaulted her in 2010 while they were working on the movie "Fast Five." Jonasson claims that Diesel forcibly groped her breasts, kissed her, and forced her to touch his erect penis before masturbating. She also alleges that she was fired from her job shortly after the incident. Jonasson's lawyer hopes that her client's decision to come forward will create lasting change and empower other survivors. Diesel's representatives have not yet commented on the lawsuit.

via Reuters.com|
#entertainment#entertainmentindustry#metoo