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Exclusive: Demascus, the sci-fi comedy series from playwright Tearrance Arvelle Chisholm and Better Call Saul executive producer Mark Johnson, has finally found a home.

The six-part series will premiere on Tubi after the Fox-owned free streamer struck a deal with AMC Networks.

This comes over two years after AMC Networks canceled the show ahead of its launch as part of a wider cost-cutting drive.

Demascus was created by Chisholm, the playwright behind Hooded: Or Being Black for Dummies and Br’er Cotton who also wrote on FX’s LA Clippers drama Clipped. It follows an eponymous character, a 33-year-old Black man on a mission of self-discovery using an experimental reality-bending technology. It explores the “gulf between Black male perspectives.”

Okieriete Onaodowan (Station 19) plays Demascus with Janet Hubert (The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air), Caleb Eberhardt (Judas and the Black Messiah), Shakira Ja’nai Paye (Single Drunk Female) also starring, with Martin Lawrence in a recurring role.

Tubi has greenlit three new YA films starring Xochitl Gomez (Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness), Chase Hudson (Downfalls High) aka Huddy, and Asher Angel (Shazam! Fury of the Gods), the company announced today.

Gomez leads Hive, a real-time, socially conscious horror-thriller about a strict, anxious teenager who loses the child she’s babysitting and must brave a sinister force hiding in plain sight among the children in the playground. As her world unravels and her grip on reality starts to slip, she must outwit a world where nothing is as it seems to make it out alive. Felipe Vargas has written and will direct the adaptation of his short of the same name. Blue Ice Pictures will produce alongside Nick Scully, Adam Friedlander and Darren Cameron, with Lance Samuels and Samantha Levine exec producing.

Hudson leads How to Lose a Popularity Contest, based on the 2024 Love List script...

The Hype House. The Sway House. The Clubhouse. The Not a Content House. If the rise of TikTok collab houses in late 2019 and early 2020 seemed swift, it’s because it was. Hype House co-founders Chase Hudson and Thomas Petrou even said that going from initial idea to signing a lease took just 13 days.

Even though these collab houses — homes where influencers, usually teenaged or twentysomething, live and create content together — seem novel, the concept of making physicals hubs for creatives to work together isn’t. The first collaborative social media house, The Station, was founded in July 2009 by a collective of early YouTubers including Shane Dawson, Phil De Franco, LisaNova and iJustine. Working out of various homes in Venice Beach, California, the group put together sketch comedy videos and quickly became the second most-watched web series on YouTube. Along with other channels under the umbrella network...

Social media influencer Anastasia “Stassie” Karanikolaou has signed with WME for representation, The Hollywood Reporter has learned.

The 26-year-old Los Angeles-based social media personality boosts a large following across social – with approximately 10 million followers on Instagram and 4 million followers on TikTok.

The creator mainly posts content about fashion and beauty and daily vlogs centered around cooking, exercise and travel. Karanikolaou’s Instagram in particular is full of vacation shots, including some of her and pal Kylie Jenner. Karanikolaou has partnered with a slew of major brands including Valentino, Gcds, Kiehl’s, Diesel, Fwrd, Ysl Beauty, Balmain, Skims, Poppi and Milk Makeup.

In addition to content creation, Karanikolaou is also an entrepreneur, having launched a pair of brands. In 2022, the influencer launched a vodka brand – Sunny Vodka – with DJ Zach Bia.

Karanikolaou also launched a home goods company, Stassie Home. The brand – mainly sold in retailors such as Home Goods, Ross, Marshalls...

Blake Lively is back in New York City after a whirlwind weekend!

The 36-year-old Gossip Girl actress joined tons of other stars at the Michael Kors Fashion Show held during New York Fashion Week on Tuesday (February 13) in NYC.

Just two days before, Blake was in Las Vegas with Taylor Swift and more of their celebrity friends cheering on Travis Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs as they won the 2024 Super Bowl.

During the Nyfw show, the celeb guests in attendance watched models including Irina Shayk, Amelia Gray, and Amber Vallatta as they debuted Michael Kors‘ new Fall/Winter 2024 collection.

Following the show, we have a compile a list of the more than 30 celebs that were in attendance.

Head inside to see all of the photos…

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Abigail Spencer

Allison Williams & fiance Alexander Dreymon

Anna Wintour

Blake Lively...

So many celebrities have descended on Paris for the most fashionable time of the year – Fashion Week!

On Friday (January 19), a slew of stars stepped out to attend the Dior Homme Menswear Fall/Winter 2024-2025 show.

The guestlist included the likes of Rita Ora, Nicholas Hoult and Kate and Lila Moss. That’s still barely scratching the surface, too. We pulled together pics of everyone and arranged them for you to easily peruse inside.

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Lewis Hamilton

Rita Ora

Kate Moss

Lila Moss

Honey Dijon

Bryanboy

Baptiste Giabiconi

Amanda Lear

Nicholas Hoult

Miss Fame

Aron Piper

Alexander Roth

Bertrand Bonello

Edouard Philipponnat

Mohammed Al Turki

Chris Ivery

Saint Levant

Benito Skinner

Chase Hudson

Pusha T

Luther Ford

Younes Bendjima

Nic Kaufmann

Marc Forne

Yeonjun,...

Landon Barker, son of Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker, embraces the mess and the consequences on his debut single, “Friends With Your Ex.”

The song exists on the opposite end of the semantics spectrum as Olivia Rodrigo’s “Bad Idea Right?” — it’s not about tricking yourself into staying “friends” with an ex, but starting to date someone while being friends with their ex. As the chorus goes: “I was friends with your ex/You were with him when we met/Guеss he hasn’t found out yet/But I know...

McDonald’s isn’t letting its competitors eat up all the ad time during the Super Bowl pre-game festivities.

The fast-food giant served up a new ad guest-starring Cardi B and Offset that burnishes a new meal curated by the celebrity duo, just in time for Valentine’s Day. The Super Bowl pre-game is typically a place where Yum Brands’ Pizza Hut holds sway, eager to get Super Bowl viewers to order up a pie or two before kickoff starts.

The new spot features seven real-life couples talking about their loved one’s favorite McDonald’s meal. Cardi B and Offset also reveal their favorites. She goes for a classic McDonald’s cheeseburger, paired with tangy BBQ sauce and a large Coca-Cola. He digs a Quarter Pounder with Cheese and a large Hi-c Orange Lavaburst. The duo shares a large order of McDonald’s fries and a hot apple pie.

“Whether...

The When We Were Young festival, a monument to the glory days of emo/pop-punk nostalgia, is set to kick off this weekend in Sin City. The Vegas-based fest is hosting their inaugural year at the Las Vegas Festival Grounds on Oct. 22, 23 and 29, with Paramore and My Chemical Romance, fresh off their reunion tour, sharing the headlining bill. The mall goth-esque lineup of Bring Me the Horizon, A Day to Remember, Avril Lavigne, Bright Eyes, and Jimmy Eat World are also set to perform.

Unlike Lollapalooza, Coachella, and the Austin City Limits fest,...

The pop-punk revival is alive and well, but it’s more than just the veteran acts making comebacks. Young artists like Huddy are taking a stab at becoming stars in the genre, and thanks to his new single “All the Things I Hate About You,” the 20-year-old might just succeed.

Huddy, born Chase Hudson and formerly known as Lil Huddy online, got his start on TikTok. He was a member of the infamous Hype House before launching his music career last year with debut album Teenage Heartbreak.

Like many great songs,...

Charli D’Amelio looks stunning in selfie. Pic credit: @charlidamelio/Instagram

Charli D’Amelio looks absolutely stunning in a tight yellow bustier with a green Prada bag.

The American Tiktok star poses for a set of pictures on her balcony.

Unless you have been living under a rock, you know who this 18 year old is.

D’Amelio is seen wearing a yellow bustier, which is a very risky color to wear, and not a lot of people look good in it. However, this is no problem for her.

She chose to pair this top with a pair of grey glen check shorts.

To accessorize this look she put on some silver hoops, a silver padlock necklace, and a bracelet.

Charli D’Amelio isn’t scared to wear yellow

In the picture D’Amelio shared on her Instagram with her 49 million followers we can also see her beautiful nails. The color is...

Daisy Keech looks stunning in a selfie. Pic credit: @daisykeech/Instagram

Daisy Keech looks stunning in a pink bikini posing near the ocean.

The famous YouTuber, Instagram model, and fitness role model shared a set of pictures of her sitting on top of a convertible’s door, taking some photographs of the amazing ocean view with a disposable camera.

Keech is wearing a gorgeous baby pink bikini tied in a knot below her chest. She covered up just a little bit with a long white skirt that hugged her curves perfectly.

Her long blonde hair fell smoothly on her toned back, and her natural tan made her skin glow.

Even though we don’t know where these pictures were taken, it is thanks to her caption that we know it was somewhere in Europe.

She posted these pictures to her Instagram account and shared them with her 6 million followers.

Daisy...

Charli D’Amelio is in Las Vegas with friends celebrating her sister Dixie D’Amelio’s 21st birthday. Pic credit: ©ImageCollect.com/Xavier Collin/Image Press Agency

As her sister Dixie D’Amelio celebrated her 21st birthday, little sister Charli D’Amelio stunned in a strapless red latex dress that cinched her waist.

The skintight strapless ensemble featured a corset-style bodice.

Charli shared the fun photos with her 49 million Instagram followers and received 1.8 million likes and numerous comments for the post.

Charli paired the ensemble with leather cowboy boots featuring cross embroidery and chunky heels.

She posed with another influencer, Avani, who wore similar boots with red heart embellishments.

Charli secured her hair in a sleek updo featuring a bun with a piece of her bangs framing her face. She rocked a silver necklace with a padlock charm featured prominently.

Charli D’Amelio goes punk-gothic in red latex dress

In another photo,...

There is nothing more satisfying than a celebrity love triangle that really delivers on the fun and the drama. Thankfully, Charli D’Amelio, Chase Hudson, and Landon Barker are giving us the perfect pop-punk relationship spectacle we need this summer.

If you have ever cared about D’Amelio and Hype House, the collective of popular TikTok content creators, then you may already know that the 18-year-old budding star dated Hudson early in the Hype House’s existence. Hudson is more well-known now by the stage name Huddy (formerly “Lil Huddy,” he...

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If you spend a lot of time on TikTok and you’re a person who menstruates, you’ve probably gotten ads for supplements called Flo Vitamins. Flo Vitamins are a lot like many other supplements that advertise on social media — they’re plant-based, in cutesy millennial pink packaging, and they’re said to reduce acne, cramps, and bloating related to Pms. But Flo Vitamins doesn’t quite market itself as a Pms supplement.

Put a finger down if your invested in this musically-driven drama. Chase Hudson, a.k.a. Huddy, gave a not-so-subtle response on TikTok after fans theorized that his latest song, "All the Things I Hate About You," takes a dig at his ex-girlfriend Charli D'Amelio and her boyfriend Landon Barker (who is a former friend to Chase.) Here's a quick catch up: Chase and Charli used to date but ultimately called it quits in April 2020. Charli is now dating Landon and one month after the pair's relationship went public, Chase shared a clip of his song to TikTok—which has some eyebrow-raising lyrics such as "you're a showstopper, bad liar, homie hopper and drama starter." Fans have...

Charli D'Amelio may be getting an unwelcome musical shoutout. Chase Hudson appeared to take aim at his ex-girlfriend one month after the news broke that she was dating his former friend Landon Barker.   On July 24, Chase, aka Lil Huddy, released a clip from his new track, "All the Things I Hate About You," which seemingly throws shade at the new couple. "Stabbed me in the back like nothin', never even saw this comin," the lyrics include. "You're a showstopper, bad liar, homie hopper and drama starter." In a video posted to TikTok, Chase, 19, listens to his own song and shakes his head at the...

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Vivian Tu, the financial content creator best known as @yourrichbff on TikTok and Instagram, has signed with WME.

The creator has leveraged her past experience as a trader for J.P. Morgan and a sales partner for BuzzFeed into a new career offering financial literary advice to users on social media, branding herself as the internet’s “rich bff.” Tu has since grown her following to 1.4 million on TikTok and has engaged in partnerships with Nasdaq, Google, Lululemon, Meta and Rent the Runway.

WME will work with Tu to expand her business in areas including TV, podcasts, books and brand partnerships. She joins other TikTok creators signed with WME like Christina “Tinx” Najjar, Michael Le (known as Just Maiko), Sissy Sheridan, Addison Rae, Chase Hudson, William White and Taylor Cassidy.

Based in New York, Tu continues to be represented by Uncmmn and Hjth.

Digital media veteran Sarah Penna has joined creator subscription platform Patreon as senior manager of creator launches.

She will be tasked with spearheading high-profile creator partnerships, reporting to Patreon’s head of creator partnerships, Avi Gandi. Gandi joined Patreon from Jimmy Kimmel and Brent Montgomery’s Wheelhouse in August.

Recent signings at Patreon include Larray, Zane and Heath, Chase Hudson, Scotty Sire, and Josh Richards.

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The house doesn't seem too hyped about this! Chase Hudson a.k.a. Lilhuddy moved out of the Hype House and the rest of his housemates are not happy about it. In an exclusive sneak peek of Netflix's Hype House, which premieres Jan. 7, TikTok influencers Thomas Petrou and Mia Hayward discuss Chase's exit from the house. "The way that Chase moved out was disrespectful," Mia says in the video, "Rude as f––k. I don't even know how you could do that to one of your friends." The clip flashes back to footage from three months prior, where Thomas explains what exactly went down, noting, "Chase handled this absolutely horribly. A month ago he sat...

“Hype House,” a new reality soap series on Netflix, opens with a very fair question. “My whole goal with this house in the first place,” states Thomas Petrou, “was, why can’t people who hit millions of other people be as famous as A-list celebrities?”

The house in question is one shared by TikTok stars, whose work and whose interpersonal conflicts make up the storyline of “Hype House.” These young people reside in a Los Angeles-area mansion that become notorious via New York Times reporting by Taylor Lorenz. Whereas in the old “Real World” mansion, simply living in an extravagantly emotional way was the job, this reality show features people in an endless work-from-home cycle. They use the house to create content — video clips measured by the attention they elicit. (To wit: Petrou is introduced with us with a chyron next to his name indicating that he has 8.1 million followers.

TikTok is coming to Netflix and we could not be more hyped. E! News can exclusively reveal that Netflix's upcoming series, Hype House, will premiere on Jan. 7, 2022. The brand new reality show, starring Larri Merrit, Nikita Dragun, Lilhuddy (real name Chase Hudson) and more influencers, follows the "compelling the compelling lives of some of the world's biggest social media stars," according to the platform. The series—taking place inside the infamous Hype House, which consists of 20 TikTokers—will feature the "iconic content creators" as they "open their lives to the world and show a side of themselves and their relationships we've seldom...

Congratulations! You just scored a backstage pass to the hottest tickets in town. After Covid-19 put a pause on live entertainment, your favorite artists are ready to hit the road and entertain audiences safely with brand-new tours and experiences. And regardless of where you are, we're offering an all-access ticket to every must-see concert of the year. Welcome to E!'s Backstage Pass. Lilhuddy has something big up his sleeves. While some fans may know the 19-year-old Hype House co-founder as one of the biggest TikTok stars online, the California resident (whose real name is Chase Hudson) has earned the title of rock star thanks to his debut album Teenage Heartbreak. This weekend,...

Netflix has picked up The Hype Life, a reality series about popular TikTok creator collective Hype House. The unscripted series, which is being produced by Jimmy Kimmel and Brent Montgomery’s Wheelhouse Group as part of an overall multiyear deal with Hype House, will follow members including Chase Hudson (30.5 million followers), Nikita Dragun (13.5 million), […]

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Netflix has swooped in to land a reality series about The Hype House, a group of digital influencers in LA that have more than 120M TikTok followers.

The streamer has ordered the series, which Deadline first revealed was in the works last August, from Wheelhouse Entertainment.

The show, which is part of a larger, overall content and brand alliance between Wheelhouse and Hype House, will feature the likes of founders Chase Hudson and Thomas Petrou as well as Nikita Dragun.

It will take viewers inside the group’s communal mansion in Los Angeles, offering an exclusive, fly-on-the-wall look into the glamorous, stressful and high-speed personal and professional antics of the young stars, as they live together and collaborate daily on new content.

Other influencers starring in the series include Kouvr Annon, Sienna Mae Gomez, Larri Merritt, Alex Warren and Jack Wright, which all combined have over 124M followers on TikTok.

Streaming giant Netflix announced a new collaboration with Hype House, to produce an unscripted series following social media influencers.

The currently untitled series, which is already in production, will follow the lives of “some of the world’s biggest social media stars,” per the streamer, including Kouvr Annon, Nikita Dragun, Sienna Mae Gomez, Chase Hudson, Larri Merritt, Thomas Petrou, Alex Warren and Jack Wright.

In a format akin to “The Real World,” the show will follow the lives of the members of the Hype House, a collaborative group that lives and creates content in a Los Angeles-based mansion of the same name. The show will document the members’ relationships, explore their fame and follow them as they try to tackle the next stage of their lives.

The Hype House was first founded in 2019 by Annon, Hudson, Petrou, Warren and Daisy Keech, but Keech left the group in March of last...

TikTok star Chase Hudson is taking a bite out of the music biz.

The 18-year-old -- who is signed to WME and is credited as one of the co-founders of creator collective The Hype House -- has dropped today his debut singled "21st Century Vampire." Hudson's artist name is Lil Huddy, which is the same moniker he goes by on social media, where he counts 30 million followers on TikTok and 11 million on Instagram.

Hudson is the first act to be signed to the newly-established Immersive Records, which has been formed at the Interscope Geffen A&m (IGA) umbrella label, Variety reports. Immersive Management was founded by esteemed music manager Adam Mersel, who also manages actor and singer Ben Platt. In the past, Mersel has worked with artists including Bebe Rexha, Sara Bareilles, and Robin Thicke, per Variety, though Hudson marks the first artist to be signed to his Immersive Records label.

Noah Beck has spoken out after facing backlash from taking a Bahamas vacation in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic. Speaking to Pap Galore, the TikTok star, who over 23.5 million fans on the video app, said his recent getaway with girlfriend Dixie D'Amelio, her sister Charli D'Amelio, and fellow TikTokers Chase Hudson, Bryant Eslava and Avani Gregg—was "really fun." At the time of their December trip, Los Angeles—where Noah and his friends live—was seeing the worst of the pandemic with hospitals running low on ICU beds and oxygen. Today, one in five L.A. residents have tested positive for coronavirus. "It is what it is, you...

Fanjoy, a merch leader in the social influencer space that works with everyone from David Dobrik to Addison Rae to Colleen Ballinger to Chase Hudson, has forged a new partnership with its sights set on physical retail.

Fanjoy has entered into an exclusive agreement with Mad Engine, a 33-year-old apparel and accessories company that vends products to myriad distributors, including mass retailers, department stores, independent boutiques, ecommerce, and more. Mad Engine also manufactures apparel and accessories in four divisions: licensed apparel, private label (in which it creates clothing and accessories for retailers Target and Walmart), its own in-house brands (Neff Headwear), and influencer merch. 

As per the joint venture, Fanjoy -- whose business predominantly takes place online -- has appointed Mad Engine to exclusively manufacture and distribute influencer-branded products for brick-and-mortar distribution. Mad Engine operates retail partnerships with the likes of Hot Topic, Nordstrom, Urban Outfitters, Zumiez, and many others.

TikTok has long been thought fertile ground for reality television, as rumors have swirled in recent months that the D’Amelios -- TikTok's first family -- were readying a docuseries of sorts. But now, reports that starry creator collective The Hype House have been eyeing a reality series are coming to fruition.

The Hype House has partnered with the multi-tiered entertainment company Wheelhouse Group on a partnership whose first project is The Hype Life -- a reality series chronicling the inner-workings of the burgeoning TikTok dynasty. The series will follow Hype House talent -- including Nikita Dragun, Avani Gregg, Alex Warren, and co-founders Chase Hudson and Thomas Petrou -- who count a combined 150 million TikTok followers and 45 million followers on Instagram.

Wheelhouse, for its part, was founded in 2018 by producer-entrepreneur Brent Montgomery and the late-night host Jimmy Kimmel. It comprises four different divisions: content and production division Wheelhouse Entertainment (Whe), marketing arm Wheelhouse Labs,...

Exclusive: As TikTok continues to make headlines with President Trump’s threat to shutdown the social media service if a U.S. suitor such as Microsoft doesn’t buy it by mid-September, some of its key creators are heading to television.

Wheelhouse Entertainment has struck a deal with Hype House, whose members have more than 150M TikTok followers, to develop and produce docuseries, The Hype Life.

The show is part of a larger, overall content and brand alliance between Wheelhouse and Hype House.

The Hype Life will feature the likes of founders Chase Hudson, Thomas Petrou as well as Nikita Dragun and Avani Gregg.

It will take viewers inside the group’s communal mansion in Los Angeles, offering an exclusive, fly-on-the-wall look into the glamorous, stressful and high-speed personal and professional antics of the young stars, as they live together and collaborate daily on new content.

The group, which all...

It's been three months since TikTok stars Charli D'Amelio and Chase Hudson called it quits, but the drama between the exes is far from over. As fans of the social media stars will recall, Charli, 16, and Chase, 18, announced their breakup in April. "Since you guys have watched mine and Chase's relationship from the start, I decided I needed to tell you all that we are no longer together," Charli shared with her fans at the time. "It hurts me to say this, but we've decided that this is what's best for both of us." "We are still close friends and I would not change that for anything!" Charli continued in her message to her fans. "I truly have so much love for Chase and...

Early in 2019, a manager for an aspiring rapper named Flo Milli tracked down the TikTok user @nicemichael and offered him $200 to bring more attention to a dance for “Beef Flomix.” The resulting video clip amassed more than 100,000 likes, helping jumpstart “Beef Flomix;” after the song became popular on the app, Flo Milli signed to RCA.

The days of such straightforward campaigns on TikTok — which has provided rocket-fuel for breakout singles ranging from Sub Urban’s “Cradles” to Doja Cat’s “Say So” to Tokyo’s Revenge’s “Goodmorningtokyo!” to StaySolidRocky...

CAA has added YouTube phenom Marko Terzo to its digital client roster.

The 18-year-old, best known for his fashion customization and Diy videos, has amassed 4.7 million subscribers and roughly 30 million monthly views on his channel. CAA will represent Terzo in all areas of his career, according to The Hollywood Reporter. (Terzo also boasts 2.3 million TikTok followers and 1.2 million Instagram fans).

In his solo videos, Terzo customizes various luxury fashion items using paints, markers, crayons and other art supplies -- such as Custom Sharpie Testa!!! (Satisfying), which has clocked 6 million views. Terzo has also made a practice of customizing luxury items gifts for fellow influencers, including custom shoes for Addison Rae, Chase Hudson, and Logan Paul. He has partnered on branded videos with the likes of Converse and Adobe, according to the Reporter. 

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Gravitas Ventures has secured the North American distribution rights to Happy Happy Joy Joy: The Ren & Stimpy Story, a feature docu directed by Ron Cicero and Kimo Easterwood. It premiered at the 2020 Sundance Film Festival and will release in theaters and on-demand sometime in August. The doc offers a behind-the-scenes look at popular the 90’s cartoon which we to broke cable ratings and amassed an extensive fan base. Creator John Kricfalusi was celebrated as a visionary, but even though his personality suffused the show, dozens of artists and network executives were just as responsible for the show’s meteoric rise. As Kricfalusi’s worst impulses were let loose at the workplace and new allegations about even more disturbing behavior have surfaced, his reputation now threatens to taint the show forever. Tony Piantedosi, Vice President of Acquisitions at Gravitas, negotiated the deal with Matt Burke at Submarine.

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TikTok's biggest power couple has called it quits. Charli D'Amelio and Chase Hudson (otherwise known as Lil Huddy to his millions of followers) announced their breakup with separate statements on Instagram Stories.  "Since you guys have watched mine and Chase's relationship from the start, I decided I needed to tell you all that we are no longer together," 15-year-old Charli shared, wrote. "It hurts me to say this, but we've decided that this is what's best for both of us. We are still close friends and I would not change that for anything! I truly have so much love for Chase and wish him nothing but the best for him. It makes me happy to see all of the great things he has...

Abrams Artists Agency, which rebranded earlier this month as A3 Artists Agency, is forging onward with its TikTok representation.

The talent firm has signed Kouvr Annon, a member of the massively popular -- though increasingly controversy-plagued -- Hype House, which is a faction of TikTok stars living and creating together in a lavish Hollywood mansion. The House -- which is also affiliated with top stars like Charli D’Amelio and Addison Rae -- is currently beset by a legal battle in which alleged co-founder Daisy Keech has filed suit against two of the group’s other apparent co-founders, Chase Hudson and Thomas Petrou.

Annon was born and raised in Hawaii, though recently moved into the Hype House, where she is churning out content with fellow members for TikTok (5.8 million followers) as well as YouTube (281,000 subscribers) and Instagram (952,000 followers). The 19-year-old’s content includes Diy, beauty, and dance. She also frequently features...

Daisy Keech, a social influencer and fitness model who claims to be one co-founder of TikTok creator collective The Hype House -- an allegation that is disputed by oft-credited founders Thomas Petrou and Chase Hudson -- moved out of The Hype House's Los Angeles mansion. Keech has also filed a federal lawsuit against influencer-entrepreneur Petrou and Hudson, a 17-year-old eboy with 17.8 million followers on the microvideo app.

According to Forbes, Keech collected her remaining belongings from The Hype House, flanked by an armed security guard, earlier this month. And Keech's latest suit accuses Petrou and Hudson of striking business deals without her knowledge or involvement, exiling her from the group, and attempting to position themselves as the only co-founders of the venture.

Keech alleges she came up with the idea for The Hype House with Petrou last fall. The two then teamed up with Hudson before onboarding two other stars:...

The Hype House’s legal drama -- notably a growing schism between two early members, Thomas Petrou and Daisy Keech (pictured above) -- rages onward.

Insider reports that Keech, a 20-year-old influencer-model with 3.1 million TikTok followers is setting out to start a rival house -- though “it's unclear based on ongoing trademark disputes whether the new house will have a Hype House name or another name," her lawyer, Chris Young, told the outlet..

While 20-year-old Petrou, who was formerly affiliated with Team 10, has claimed to be the co-founder of The Hype House alongside 17-year-old creator Chase Hudson (15.8 million followers), Keech began claiming to be a co-founder as well in January. Keech is also currently embroiled in a trademark dispute over 'The Hype House' name, with several dueling applications currently in the works. This is a critical battle, per Insider, as The Hype House is launching a 90s-inspired merch line later this month.

The buzzy Hype House is home to many of TikTok’s biggest stars -- and the business concept blew up in the press in early January, as the House and many of its members were signed to Hollywood's top talent agencies.

But in a development that illuminates the complexity of collaboration, Insider reports that a potentially nasty legal fissure may be brewing between two of the organization's early members: 20-year-old influencer Daisy Keech, and frequently-credited Hype House co-founder Thomas Petrou -- a 20-year-old vlogger who was formerly affiliated with Jake Paul's Og creator collective, Team 10.

Though Petrou and 17-year-old eboy Chase Hudson have frequently been credited as co-founders of The Hype House in the press, Keech -- who no longer lives at The Hype House -- began proclaiming herself a co-founder in her Instagram bio (where she counts 3 million followers) in January. Her attorney subsequently began reaching out to...

Talent agency Abrams Artists, which reps a slew of stars hailing from the digital ecosphere, is foraying into TikTok with three of the latest additions to its roster.

Abrams has signed Avani Gregg (11.5 million TikTok followers), Andre Swilley (7.3 million followers), and Tayler Holder (7.1 million followers), reports The Hollywood Reporter.

Gregg, 17, is a member of the popular TikTok creator collective Hype House. She participated in a recent Chipotle ad campaign for the Super Bowl that tapped several top TikTok stars, and is also joining the cast of Brat’s popular web series, Chicken Girls, for its sixth season. She will continue to be managed by The Green Room, per the Reporter.

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