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TUCSON, Ariz. (KOLD News 13) – A major food TV show and production company are interested in filming in Tucson—something local leaders say could bring big bucks to the area. While exactly what show and production company is still under wraps, Tucson is making historical moves to bring them here.
Entertainment
Ilitch sports and entertainment group president leaves for new job
Chris Granger, a top executive at Detroit-based Ilitch Holdings Inc., has taken a new job.
Los Angeles-based venue management company Oak View Group announced Wednesday on Twitter that Granger was hired as CEO of Oak Group Facilities as the company expands its reach at stadiums around the country.
“Venues, arenas,
Netflix Strikes Multi-Year Series Partnership With India’s Excel Entertainment
Netflix has entered into a multi-year partnership with Ritesh Sidhwani and Farhan Akhtar’s Mumbai-based Excel Entertainment, the banner behind the cult classic Dil Chahta Hai.
Under the deal, the pair will produce a variety of projects under its series banner Excel Media and Entertainment. It will commence with two
A glance at N.J. entertainment this weekend (Sept. 3-5)
WHAT’S GOING ON? Here is a small sample of area happenings — some in-person, others online — you may want to check out in the coming days.
Art/Museums
SEPT. 5
HALEDON “Latinx Workers in the U.S. — Their Journey and Accomplishments,” opening of exhibit of posters and memorabilia from the
David Crosby calls Neil Young the most ‘selfish’ person he’s ever met
David Crosby is speaking out against his old bandmate, Neil Young, amid the years of tension between the two musicians.
In an interview with The Guardian, Crosby opened up about their willingness to get political about certain issues and said in his estimation, Young is the most “selfish person
China Wants ‘Cissy Idols’ and ‘Effeminate Men’ Scrubbed From Entertainment Industry
The Chinese government’s crackdown on the tech and entertainment sectors has now turned to “sissy idols,” “effeminate men” and all things “overly entertaining.”
The measures were sketched out in an eight-point plan on Thursday by the National Radio and Television Administration. It called for “further regulation of arts and entertainment