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Ben Silverman has revealed that Netflix is exploring how the pair’s doc series Untold could be turned into an international franchise for the streamer.

The Propagate chief told an audience at Content London that discussions were taking place about making episodes of the anthology sports doc series under the Untold banner.

“That is something we’re exploring with Netflix,” he said. “The franchise helps with discovery and finding the content. It is a consistently super-high level of content around stories that people are leaning into, so there is an opportunity to bring that brand global in the Netflix ecosystem and have it play market-by-market with its own local focus.”

Propagate has overseen production on four seasons of Untold, with docs focusing on story subjects such as Caitlyn Jenner’s life and Olympic career and Hope Solo’s relationship with the U.S. soccer team. The most recent tranche, titled ‘Volume 4’, launched in August.

Controversial Moments On Dancing with the Stars (Photo Credit – Facebook)

Glitz, glam, and celebrities summarize the popular dance reality series Dancing with the Stars quite well. The competitive show first premiered on June 1, 2005, and 33 seasons later, it’s still a massive success. The most recent edition wrapped recently, with television star Joey Graziadei winning the title. Rugby union player Ilona Maher was the runner-up of the season.

The reality series has had its fair share of controversies and dramatic moments. Everyone has been embroiled in drama, from the hosts to the judges and the contestants. Here are 5 such moments from the show.

Hope Solo accused Maksim Chmerkovskiy of maltreating her.

Former soccer player Hope Solo participated in Dancing with the Stars in 2011, during the 13th season. She accused her choreographer, Maksim Chmerkovskiy, of maltreating her during rehearsals. The athlete claimed that the dancer used to push her, whacking her stomach and roughly bending her arms.

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Whether it's due to a conflict in personality or different expectations of appearing on the reality show, not all the couples on Dancing With The Stars have gone smoothly. It's a tense environment with competitive dancers and small things can become heightened. Oftentimes, the celebrities don't know how to deal with the dancing pros who desperately want to win the Mirrorball Trophy.

These controversial pairings had drama on and off the dance floor, with some feuds and controversy lasting for years. Even when the cameras stopped rolling, these professional dancers and their celebs couldn't stop talking about their dislike for each other and the show.

Hope Solo And Maksim Chmerkovskiy

ScreenRant shared that Hope Solo and Maksim Chmerkovskiy are among the most controversial DWTS pairings in years. Their feud continued long after they left the dance floor in 2011, with Hope even writing...

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Tensions can arise on Dancing With The Stars as the celebrities fight for the Len Goodman Mirrorball Trophy. The long-running reality TV show sees celebrities paired with professional dancers in the hopes of winning the ultimate dance trophy.

After almost two decades on air and 33 seasons, numerous feuds have happened on the dance show, but not all partnerships have worked out. Some celebrities have struggled to get along with their professional dancer, not used to their competitive and strict nature. Occasionally, the pro has struggled to understand their celebrity's viewpoint, causing the pair to butt heads during their time on the dance floor. Tensions can be seen through body language on the dance floor, but also in interviews.

Maksim Chmerkovskiy And Hope Solo

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While professional dancer, Maksim Chmerkovskiy, and former professional soccer player, Hope Solo, did well on stage, they struggled to get along off-camera.

Season 33 of Dancing With the Stars is set to premiere this fall. Like previous seasons, viewers will get to see the likes of professional athletes, Bachelor Nation stars, and Hollywood actors put on their dancing shoes and compete for the coveted mirrorball trophy. In over 30 seasons, there have been hundreds of celebrities that have shown they've just got two left feet or surprised us with their dynamic dance moves.

DWTS is one of the most popular reality TV shows, so it's surprising when a celebrity turns down the opportunity to compete. Even the biggest stars, like Kim Kardashian and Zendaya have joined a season of the show, proving that no matter how big a celeb is in Hollywood, it's a fun way to show another side of yourself.

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Dancing With the Stars Season 33 will air this fall, and it's already caught up in controversy. The announcement of the brand-new, celebrity-filled cast includes The Bachelorette's Jenn Tran, Real Housewives' Phaedra Parks, NFL player Danny Amendola, and TV star Tori Spelling to name a few. However, some fans and even celebs, are furious over the casting of Anna Delvey, the con-artist who faked her wealth and was convicted of several financial crimes. Producers seem to love casting celebrities with a controversial past, so casting Anna isn't all that surprising.

DWTS has faced several controversies and scandals ever since it first aired in 2005. From dance pros and their celeb partners clashing with one another to a mirrorball trophy winner that fans didn't think deserved it, there has been a lot of drama throughout the show's history.

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The documentary Untold: Hope Solo Vs. U.S. Soccer chronicled the rise and fall of Hope Solos legendary soccer career and what happened to her after it ended. The title of the Netflix sports documentary came from Solos contentious relationship with the U.S. Soccer Federation and many of her former teammates. Hope Solo is a controversial sports figure, and the documentary allowed her to tell her side of the story after being the subject of extensive media scrutiny. Solos fall from grace has been well-documented, but Untold proved there was a lot more to her story.

Womens soccer movies have typically focused on the dominance of the United States Womens National Team, known as the Uswnt. The United States has the winningest team in womens soccer, with four Womens World Cup titles and five Olympic gold medals. Yet, the players' fight for equal pay exposed issues within the federation and womens sports.

The new episode of the weekly sports documentary series on Netflix, Untold, covers the story of one of Uswnt’s best goalkeepers ever, Hope Solo, who claims to have been bizarrely blackballed by her own federation. Once hailed as the best shot-stopper in international women’s soccer, several personal choices and a resolute determination to stand up against wrongdoing led to the athlete losing her spot in the limelight in a very unusual manner. While these claims are mostly made by Hope herself, Hope Solo vs. U.S. Soccer sets out to find out how and why the best goalkeeper in U.S. women’s soccer history had to retire without any celebration of her career.

How did Hope Solo earn her place in the Uswnt?

Hope Solo was born and raised in a small agricultural town in Eastern Washington, named Richland, and one of the most integral values that...

September is finally here! Time to get out the Halloween decorations and take a look at everything Netflix is adding this week. The new additions include a space documentary, a new crime drama, and another season of a real estate reality show.

First up is Apollo 13: Survival. It hits Netflix on Thursday, Sept. 5 and tells the well-well-known story of the disastrous but overall hopeful mission to the moon. If you haven't seen the Tom Hanks movie of this story, that's a good place to start. Basically, the Apollo 13 spacecraft was running out if oxygen and NASA wasn't sure how to get the astronauts home alive.

Take a look at the trailer here:

The Perfect Couple also hits Netflix on Thursday, Sept. 5. The miniseries stars Dakota Fanning, Nicole Kidman, Eve Hewson, Liev Schreiber, and Meghann Fahy. The show tells the story of a wedding that turns into a nightmare when...

Untold: The Murder of Air McNair delves into the tragic and dark end of NFL star Steve McNair's life. The documentary reveals details about McNair's relationship with Sahel "Jenni" Kazemi and the events leading to his death in 2009. Despite the shocking circumstances of his demise, Steve McNair's legacy as an NFL player and family man continues to be remembered.

Netflix is releasing new episodes of its sports docuseries, Untold, and one of the most recent is Untold: The Murder of Air McNair, which follows the real-life murder of NFL quarterback Steve McNair. Untold is a sports documentary series that first began in 2021, and is now airing its fourth season. Every installment includes 4-5 episodes, each of which tells a lesser-known story centering on sports. So far, Untold has covered athletes or aspiring athletes such as Caitlyn Jenner, Jake Paul, Mardy Fish, and Tim Tebow. Now, Untold is diving into...

The Netflix September 2024 originals, movies, and TV shows have been revealed. The streaming service has also announced which movies and TV series will leave next month.

The September lineup includes Chestnut vs. Kobayashi: Unfinished Beef, The Circle Season 7, Emily in Paris Season 4 Part 2, His Three Daughters, Hot Wheels Let’s Race Season 2, Live from The Other Side with Tyler Henry, and Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story.

The Netflix September 2024 slate also features Nobody Wants This, Outlast Season 2, The Perfect Couple, Rebel Ridge, Rez Ball, Selling Sunset Season 8, Twilight of the Gods, Uglies, Untold: Hope Solo vs. U.S. Soccer, and What’s Next? The Future with Bill Gates.

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An Invisible Victim: The Eliza Samudio Case (Br) — Netflix Documentary

A star goalkeeper threatens a woman who is pregnant with his child. Her pleas for help go unanswered in the shadow of his fame — then tragedy strikes.

The upcoming season of “Dancing with the Stars” is set to shine brighter than ever with a roster that could feature some of the most celebrated athletes from this year’s recently concluded Summer Olympic Games. Over the years we’ve witnessed Olympians like Simone Biles and Suni Lee dazzling us with their ballroom skills. Other Olympic stars who have appeared in the ballroom include Shawn Johnson, Laurie Hernandez and Maurice Greene, as well as the sometimes controversial but always entertaining Ryan Lochte, Lolo Jones and Hope Solo. As we look forward to the new season, here are some casting suggestions who would bring excitement and excellence to the dance floor.

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Jordan Chiles – Olympic gold medal-winning gymnast

Chiles, a powerhouse gymnast known for her resilience and electrifying performances, would captivate audiences on “DWTS.” Her dynamic energy and precise movements make...

"If I'm a bad guy, then everyone in football is a bad guy." Netflix has unveiled an official trailer for the next round of documentaries as part of their Untold doc series. This doc offering first launched in 2021, created by Chapman Way & Maclain Way (of Wild Wild Country), telling some of the greatest sports history stories that have never been told before this way (here's the first trailer for the original 2021 season) The critically acclaimed docu series returns with three new stories for 2024, pulling back the curtain on epic tales from the wide (and wild) world of sports. From the shocking murder of former NFL Mvp Steve "Air" McNair to the first ever sit-down with Connor Stalions at the center of the Michigan college football sign-stealing scandal to the story of Hope Solo, a complicated icon of women's soccer – these new stories go well beyond the headlines and upend what we thought we knew.

Netflix today announced that the critically acclaimed sports series Untold is returning with three all-new stories, including deep dives into the murder of Steve “Air” McNair, Michigan Football’s alleged sign-stealing scheme, and U.S. Soccer icon Hope Solo.

Untold: The Murder of Air McNair, directed by Rodney Lucas and Taylor Alexander Ward, will premiere on August 20. Untold: Sign Stealer, directed by Micah Brown, will follow on August 27. And Untold: Hope Solo vs. U.S. Soccer, directed by Nina Meredith, debuts on September 3.

Untold: Hope Solo vs. U.S. Soccer

The critically acclaimed docuseries Untold returns with three new stories, pulling back the curtain on epic tales from the wide (and wild) world of sports. From the shocking murder of a former NFL Mvp to college football sign-stealing scandals to a complicated icon of women’s soccer, these new stories go well beyond the headlines and upend what we thought we knew.

Len Goodman was the head judge on Dancing With The Stars since the show's start in 2005, and he's had some memorable moments on the show. He sat on the judges' panel for every season; however, in 2020, he was unable to travel to the United States from the United Kingdom due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Because of this, Len had to miss out on the season, but made occasional virtual appearances throughout the show. He later returned for DWTS season 30 the following year.

At the conclusion of DWTS season 31 last fall, Len announced his retirement from the ballroom. After sitting on the judges' panel for just shy of 20 years, he was ready to step away from the show. In his shocking announcement, Len explained that he wanted to focus more on spending time with his family. Five months after his retirement announcement, Len sadly passed away after privately battling bone cancer.

Following the latest season of Dancing With The Stars, long-time pro Cheryl Burke announced that she is retiring from the show for good, along with judge Len Goodman (per Us). This has led fans to hope that Burke will be returning as a judge for the next season.

With so many changes coming to the show, including being a Disney+ exclusive, the show has been in the spotlight, revealing some of its best-kept secrets. Those who have had good and bad experiences on the show have been vocal about what is a genuine part of the production and what is a fabrication.

Partners Don't Always Get Along

While many Dancing With The Stars couples have great chemistry and form lasting friendships, some partners find themselves at odds with each other and struggle to work together for the duration of the season. As reported by She Knows, Hope Solo claimed in...

Hope Solo returned to her podcast after a short hiatus to reflect on the lessons she learned from her recent Dwi arrest and rehab stay. On March 31, the former soccer player was arrested in Winston-Salem, N.C., after police found her asleep in a vehicle at a Walmart parking lot with her and husband Jerramy Stevens' 2-year-old twins, Lozen and Vittorio, in the backseat. In July, Solo pleaded guilty to driving while impaired, while charges of resisting arrest and misdemeanor child abuse were dismissed. Now, on the Aug. 18 episode of her podcast Hope Solo Speaks, the 41-year-old spoke about the incident and called it "the biggest mistake of my life." "I let alcohol get the...

Nearly four months after Hope Solo was arrested for driving while impaired, the former United States Women's National Team goalkeeper has entered a plea. On July 25, the soccer star, 40, pleaded guilty to driving while impaired while her 2-year-old twins, Lozen and Vittorio Stephens, were asleep in the backseat, Winston-Salem Journal reported, citing the Forsyth County District Attorney's Office. Per the outlet, Solo was also charged with misdemeanor child abuse and resisting a public officer, however, her lawyer, Chris Clifton, said those charges were voluntarily dismissed. According to the Winston Salem-Journal, Forsyth District Judge Victoria...

Months after the famous soccer goalkeeper Hope Solo was found passed out behind the wheel of her car with her children inside in North Carolina, she pleaded guilty to driving while impaired and received her sentence. Two additional charges for misdemeanor child abuse and resisting a public officer were reportedly dismissed. According to the Forsyth […]

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Hope Solo has volunteered to enter into an alcohol program nearly a month after her arrest. The soccer star, who was initially slated to be inducted into the National Soccer Hall of Fame this May, has asked for her induction to be deferred until 2023 as she "will be voluntarily entering an inpatient alcohol treatment program to address my challenges with alcohol," Solo announced on April 29. "I have contacted the Hall of Fame and respectfully requested a postponement of my Hall of Fame induction ceremony to 2023," she said in a statement shared to her social media accounts. "At this time, my energies and focus are totally directed to my health, healing and taking care of my family: I want to thank...

Hope Solo, a former goalkeeper for the U.S. women’s national soccer team, was arrested after being found passed out behind the wheel of her car with her 2-year-old twins in a Walmart parking lot in North Carolina. Police in Winston-Salem arrested the 40-year-old Thursday on charges of driving while impaired, resisting a public officer, and […]

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Olympic gold medalist Hope Solo is facing a new round of legal trouble.   On March 31, the soccer star was arrested and charged with impaired driving (Dwi), resisting arrest and misdemeanor child abuse, authorities from the Winston-Salem Police Department in North Carolina confirmed to E! News. Solo, who is mom to 2-year-old twins with husband Jerramy Stevens, had her "two children in the vehicle with her at the time," police said in an April 1 statement.   Officials also confirmed that Solo "was processed and subsequently released" from the Forsyth County Law Enforcement Detention Center. Rich Nichols, a representative from Solo's legal counsel, told...

When it comes to political protest, this athlete thinks it should be a decision one makes solo. During an appearance on the All of Us: The U.S. Women's Soccer Show podcast on Aug. 10, former U.S. women's national soccer team goalkeeper Hope Solo called out teammate Megan Rapinoe for allegedly pressuring players to kneel during the national anthem, a symbol of protest against police brutality and racial injustice. The two women played together on the team from 2006 through 2016. In 2016, then–San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick famously started the #TakeAKnee movement when he sat during the "Star Spangled Banner" before a game. Said Solo, "I think the...

The Nantucket Project is pleased to announce that former First Lady Michelle Obama will join the conversation and an impressive lineup of guests at The Nantucket Project’s 10th annual gathering in September.

The Circus of Ideas and Conversations will take place from September 23rd through 26th, 2021. For four days, attendees and speakers will convene to explore big ideas and compelling stories through a series of live talks, original films, and unforgettable experiences. Individuals can apply for a ticket through the Nantucket Project’s website NantucketProject.com.

This gathering will mark the official launch of the Neighborhood Project, designed as an on-line conversation engine, The Neighborhood Project has been growing since its beta release in October 2020. Powered by the Nantucket Project’s decade long commitment to story-telling, it is a proprietary digital gathering platform committed to the healing and restorative power of conversation. Members, known as Neighbors, join groups or start their own,...

“The Masked Dancer” finale on February 17 will be a battle between the three celebrities who are disguised as Cotton Candy, Sloth and Tulip. Of this trio of talent, the strongest dancer is the contestant hidden inside the Sloth costume. From the style of his dancing, the clues he gave in his videos and his conversations with the four judges we are sure we know the real name of the Sloth. Keep reading if you dare for all of “The Masked Dancer” spoilers for the season 1 finale.

From his debut on episode 2, when the Sloth ruled the stage with his electrifying routine set to “What I Like About You” by The Romantics, we’ve been certain that he was a professional dancer. We became even more sure as the weeks went on and he nailed each successive appearance capped off by his show-stopping performance of “Dancing With a Stranger” by Sam...

Of the four remaining contestants on season 1 of “The Masked Dancer,” the Sloth is one of the best and he could well win the Diamond Mask. He had four judges rocking in their seats when he danced to “Twist Remix” by Neeraj Shridhar on February 3. That routine earned Sloth a slot in the Top 4 competing again on February 10.

We’ve rewatched all of Sloth’s slides across the dance floor including those from earlier episodes: “What I Like About You” by The Romantics on January 6;”Up Where We Belong” by Joe Cocker and Jennifer Warnes on January 13; and “Ain’t That a Kick in the Head” by Dean Martin on January 27. And we’ve reviewed his four clues videos again.

We agree with the judges that Sloth is a professional dancer. However, we think they failed to nail his name in their guesses. Keep reading for all “The Masked Dancer...

“The Masked Dancer” staged an “American Idol” reunion on Wednesday night, as “Idol” Season 6 winner Jordin Sparks was the next celebrity to be revealed on the show. And correctly guessing her? Former “Idol” judge and current “Masked Dancer” panelist Paula Abdul.

Sparks was revealed to be the person under the Exotic Bird costume on Wednesday’s edition of the hit series. Here’s what might have given it away: She was unmasked after dancing to Abdul’s “Opposites Attract.”

“When they told me that [Abdul] was judging, the first thing that popped into my head was I can’t believe that all this time later I’m now going to be on another competition show stage with her sitting at the judging panel,” Sparks told Variety. “That blew my mind. And I was like, she’s gonna know. When she guessed me, I was floored but I was actually very happy that it was her guessing.

After five weeks of competition, the Top 5 celebs on “The Masked Dancer” have finally been revealed: Cotton Candy, Exotic Bird, Sloth, Tulip and Zebra. These masked hoofers had better bring their A-games during the all-important semi-finals, because now is when “the competition gets fierce,” declares Fox’s preview trailer (watch above). Special guest panelist Mayim Bialik joins regular judges Ashley Tisdale, Brian Austin Green, Ken Jeong and Paula Abdul for another round of sleuthing, but who will be heading home before next week’s Final 4? Our readers think they know.

See See all 62 ‘The Masked Singer’ costumes and celebrity reveals through the years

According to Gold Derby’s predictions, Exotic Bird is the likeliest contender to be eliminated during the semi-finals round. This talented squawker has received mixed reviews from the judges during her tenure and is routinely out-danced by her fierce competitors. Exotic Bird tops our elimination chart with 9/2 odds,...

The Sloth is one of the strongest contenders still in the hunt to win season 1 of “The Masked Dancer.” He numbers among the final six who take to the stage on the January 27 episode. The Sloth secured his slot with a dazzling performance of the “Up Where We Belong” by Joe Cocker and Jennifer Warnes on January 13. He is one of the clear favorites of the four judges.

We’ve been busy trying to figure out who is hiding inside the Sloth costume. To do so, we watched both of his performances (the other was on on episode 2 to “What I Like About You” by The Romantics). And we’ve reviewed his clues videos. Keep reading for all “The Masked Dancer” spoilers, including our best guess as to the real name of the Sloth.

We are sure that the Sloth is Maksim Chmerkovskiy who was a professional partner on “Dancing With the Stars” for 17 seasons.

At long last, the remaining celebrities on “The Masked Dancer” will all be performing together on the same stage on Wednesday night. That’s right — it’s time for the Super 6! Cotton Candy, Exotic Bird, Hammerhead, Sloth, Tulip and Zebra all survived the early group rounds and will come together this week for the second stage of competition. For the next several episodes we’ll watch these finalists dance their hearts out in front of the panelists and viewers at home, until only one remains as the winner of the Diamond Mask trophy.

SEEPaula Abdul (‘The Masked Dancer’) makes first correct guess of Season 1 — how’d she do it?

Throughout the past month, the Super 6 have been responsible for sending home four other aspiring dancers: rapper/actor Ice-t (Disco Ball), scientist Bill Nye (Ice Cube), activist Elizabeth Smart (Moth) and singer Brian McKnight (Cricket). These folks each received the lowest...

Exotic Bird soared onto the series premiere of “The Masked Dancer,” shaking her tailfeather to the delight of panelists Paula Abdul, Brian Austin Green, Ken Jeong and Ashley Tisdale. The feathered showstopper confidently dominated the stage in her opening number and proved she wouldn’t be migrating from the competition after flying high in the Group A playoffs. After securing her spot in the Super Six, Exotic Bird is flapping her way towards the Fox reality TV dancing competition’s Diamond Mask trophy.

See See all 62 ‘The Masked Singer’ costumes and celebrity reveals through the years

Exotic Bird delivered her first performance in Episode 1, wowing the panel with an exciting routine to “Con Calma” by Daddy Yankee and Katy Perry. Her statuesque physique and mobility led the panel to believe the Exotic Bird could be a professional athlete. She kept things moving in Episode 4, upping the choreography complexity to “Latch” by Disclosure featuring Sam Smith.

The Buchwald talent agency is expanding into the sports realm with the acquisition of Cse.

The goal is to blend Buchwald’s strength in TV news, broadcast hosts and sportscasters with Cse’s client base of athletes, executives and coaches to expand the enlarged agency’s reach.

“By merging our reputable entertainment client initiatives with Cse’s respected athletes, coaches and journalists, we will create multi-faceted brands and greater creative opportunities for our clients,” said Julia Buchwald and Ryan Martin in a joint statement.

Cse was founded in 1986 by Lonnie Cooper. The agency has offices in Atlanta, Miami, New York, Orlando, Fla., and Richmond, Va.

“This exciting partnership affords our elite sports, news and entertainment talent even greater resources in developing original content,” said Danny Martoe, president of Cse. “In a time where there is an insatiable desire for new documentaries, unscripted shows and podcasts, together we’ll increase the...

Buchwald is getting into the business of sports representation. The full-service talent agency has signed a strategic alliance with leading sports agency Cse to form Buchwald Sports, a partnership that will allow Buchwald to work with Cse and their roster of clients to develop and create opportunities in the unscripted/alternative programming and scripted spaces for film, television, streaming and digital platforms.

Cse represents top coaches, executives, active and retired athletes, broadcasters, correspondents and journalists. Its roster includes legendary goalkeeper and World Cup champion Hope Solo, eight-time All-Star pitcher John Smoltz, Turner Sports and CBS Sports sportscaster Ernie Johnson Jr., CBS Sports college basketball analyst Clark Kellogg, Atlanta Hawks coach Lloyd Pierce and Los Angeles Clippers coach Tyronn Lue, among many others.

In addition to Buchwald gaining access to the sports agency’s notable roster, the alliance will introduce Cse clients to opportunities provided by the leading full-service entertainment agency.

Buchwald is expanding into film and TV sport content after signing a strategic alliance with Cse, a leading sports and media agency.

Unlike rival Hollywood talent agencies that increasingly bring top stars from the NFL, NBA and Major League Baseball on their books for representation, Buchwald is looking to work with Cse and its agency clients to develop content across platforms that include film, TV, branding and podcasting.

Cse represents top sports and news talent like pro soccer goalkeeper Hope Solo, Atlanta Braves pitcher John Smoltz, Turner Sports and CBS Sports sportscaster Ernie Johnson Jr. and former basketball player and ...

Buchwald is expanding into film and TV sport content after signing a strategic alliance with Cse, a leading sports and media agency.

Unlike rival Hollywood talent agencies that increasingly bring top stars from the NFL, NBA and Major League Baseball on their books for representation, Buchwald is looking to work with Cse and its agency clients to develop content across platforms that include film, TV, branding and podcasting.

Cse represents top sports and news talent like pro soccer goalkeeper Hope Solo, Atlanta Braves pitcher John Smoltz, Turner Sports and CBS Sports sportscaster Ernie Johnson Jr. and former basketball player and ...

Group A hasn’t performed since 2020 on “The Masked Dancer,” but they’re back and ready to strut their stuff on the stage during the January 20 playoffs. Cricket, Exotic Bird, Hammerhead and Tulip survived their first showdown in the season premiere, as that’s when Disco Ball received the lowest number of votes and unmasked to reveal rapper/actor Ice-t. One by one these Group A contestants will perform their hearts out on Wednesday night, but at the end of the episode only three will advance to the coveted Super Six.

SEEBrian Austin Green (‘The Masked Dancer’) smartly guesses Moth’s true identity — did You?

The last time this first group performed on December 27, the judges thought Disco Ball could be Mc Hammer, LL Cool J, Smokie Robinson, Ving Rhames or Lionel Richie. In the end, he removed his costumed ball to reveal none other than the “Law & Order: Svu” star.

Of the four remaining contenders in Group B of “The Masked Dancer,” the one that is proving the most difficult to determine their real name is the Sloth. He first danced on episode 2 to “What I Like About You” by The Romantics. The four judges were just as lost as we were guessing Jason Derulo, Kevin Federline and Matthew Morrison.

Since then, we’ve gone back and rewatched his routine as well as the clues video. And we got a huge hint from his Word Up clue was “Broadway.” Keep reading for all “The Masked Dancer” spoilers, including our theory as as to the real name of the Sloth.

Before he danced we thought that the Sloth was likely to be a professional athlete. But now that we’ve seen him in action, we are convinced that the Sloth is a professional dancer, namely Maksim Chmerkovskiy. He was a stand-out...

(Warning: This post contains spoilers for last night’s “The Masked Dancer.”)

We’re two episodes into the first season of Fox’s “The Masked Dancer,” a spinoff of the smash-hit competition “The Masked Singer,” which puts the disguised celebrity contestants’ moves center stage, rather than their voices.

Following Wednesday’s episode, we have now seen performances from all 10 masked stars competing on Season 1, and the un-maskings of two eliminated performers: Group A’s Disco Ball (who turned out to be Ice-t) and Group B’s Ice Cube (revealed to be Bill Nye).

But who are the famous people still left to be unveiled? Here TheWrap has rounded up the guesses thrown out by “Masked Dancer” judges Ken Jeong, Paula Abdul, Brian Austin Green and Ashley Tisdale for the identities of the remaining eight Season 1 contestants.

And while you’re reading over these possible answers, keep in mind this bit...

Get ready for the most dramatic showdown ever. No, we're not talking about this season of The Bachelorette. We're talking about Dancing With the Stars as the feud between former Bachelorette star Kaitlyn Bristowe and judge Carrie Ann Inaba has been brewing for several weeks and finally came to its boiling point after the Nov. 2 episode.  But Kaitlyn and Carrie Ann aren't the first celeb contestant and judge to butt heads in the ballroom and are far from the first pair to take their disagreements to social media and beyond. And the professional dancers are also known to get in on the drama. Who can forget the tension between Maksim Chmerkovskiy and Hope Solo? Or Cheryl Burke and Iain Ziering?...

Hope Solo shared the news of her dog’s death on Instagram over the weekend. She explained in the post that her dog died from blood loss after it was shot a few yards off of her property. Solo’s dog Conan was pictured in the post. The caption read, “we‘re brokenhearted to share that Conan passed […]

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Hope Solo shared the devastating news that her dog passed away. On Saturday, the soccer star took to Instagram to express her heartache over her and her husband Jerramy Stevens' loss. The 38-year-old star shared that her fur baby, Conan, was shot a few yards outside of her property. He later passed away due to blood loss. "We're brokenhearted to share that Conan passed away from blood loss last night," Solo began her caption. "He fought up until the very end.‬ We're crushed. Just a dog running through the woods, trying to make his way home." "We bought our 60-acres so our dogs have space to run and live their most full lives.," her message continued....

Hope Solo has one strong four-legged friend. On Thursday afternoon, the soccer star took to Instagram and revealed one of her dogs was critically injured earlier in the week. "Our magnificent dog Conan is in critical condition after being shot last night. It's hard news to share, but harder to make sense of this heinous act," she shared online with her 1 million followers. "[My husband] Jerramy Stevens and I are shocked and heartbroken, but we want to say thank you to Wilkes Veterinary Hospital and their staff for rushing Conan into emergency care, as well as their Covid-19 care practices." Hope added, "We've heard that there are developments in canine prosthetics and would love...

Hope Solo is a mama—two times over! The retired soccer star announced the birth of her and hubby Jerramy Stevens' twins via social media on Thursday, April 23. Hope commemorated the incredible milestone with photos of her newborn son and daughter, who are now more than a month old. Vittorio Genghis Stevens and Lozen Orianna Judith Stevens were born on March 4 and spent some time in the Nicu before heading home. In a video shared by Lebron James' media company Uninterrupted, Hope shared more details on her experience with motherhood. "What have we been doing during our time in quarantine? Well, as you can see we've been incredibly...

Everyone is stuck at home due to the current coronavirus outbreak, so of course, Twitter has nothing better to do than continue to implement cancel culture.

Its latest victim? None other than Star Wars actor Adam Driver. The hashtag #AdamDriverIsOverParty began trending on Twitter after some people decided that Driver, a marine veteran, decided to join the armed forces for his own heinous reasons. However, Driver actually joined the United States Marine Corps shortly after the September 11th attacks of 2001, like thousands of other Americans.

He served for nearly three years before receiving a medical discharge due to a dislocated sternum. He attended the Julliard School shortly after, thus kicking off his amazing acting career. He even gives back to his former brothers in arms with his Arts in the Armed Forces (Aitaf) nonprofit organization. Driver and various other actors travel to various branches of the military, in the United States and abroad,...

Baby on the way. Hope Solo shared the exciting news that she's having twins! She and her husband, former NFL player, Jerramy Stevens will soon be proud parents to a baby boy and a baby girl! What's more? The two-time Olympic gold medalist made the special announcement while co-hosting the beIN Sports Weekend Winners show. "Yes, my husband and I get to practice equality from the very beginning, with one boy and one girl," the 38-year-old star said in a video shared on Twitter, as she held her growing baby bump. "Miniature soccer team on the way." The news of Solo's pregnancy comes a few months after she revealed that she suffered a miscarriage...

The new “Dancing with the Stars” cast will be announced on “Good Morning America” next Wednesday, August 21, but before we find out which celebs will be competing for the Mirror Ball Trophy in season 28, here are six female celebs I’d love to see in contention. Vote in our poll at the bottom of this post to let us know which of these stars (if any) you hope are announced as competitors next week. And check out my wish list of male celebs here.

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Keke Palmer

Palmer began her career as a child star in film and television shows such as “Akeelah and the Bee,” “True Jackson V.P.” and “Jump In.” She has been able to make the leap to grownup roles, including the upcoming heist film “Hustlers.” In addition, she has recorded an album, starred as Cinderella on Broadway,...

Hope Solo is sharing a very personal story. The Olympic soccer player, who married former NFL player Jerramy Stevens in 2012, is opening up about her devastating miscarriage. In a candid new interview for Elle's July issue, published on Tuesday, Solo recalls running for president of Ussf (United States Soccer Federation) around early 2018, while trying to cope with the loss of her pregnancy. Following her heartbreaking miscarriage, Solo learned that she'd been expecting twins, and that one of the twins was ectopic. "The doctor said I was hours from dying," Solo tells Elle. "They ended up having to remove my fallopian tube."  Shortly after her loss,...

Exclusive: U.S. outfit Argent Pictures is turning its Fox Sports boxing documentary They Fight into a narrative feature film.

Andrew Renzi directed the original documentary and will write the screenplay for the new feature. Mandalay Pictures will also produce.

Produced by Argent, Renzi and Common, and based on a Washington Post article by Michael Minahan, the doc charted the road to the 2017 Junior Olympics for young teens fighting to defend titles and avenge losses – all while balancing their lives at home, at school, at work and within the community.

Like the documentary, the new movie will tell the story a group of adolescent boxers and their formerly incarcerated coach in Southeast Washington DC on the road to defend their national titles.

Hacksaw Ridge backer Argent’s Jill Ahrens, Ryan Ahrens and Ben Renzo, and Mandalay Pictures‘ Jason Michael Berman (The Birth Of A Nation) will produce the new version.

After inverting the backwoods horror sub-genre in Tucker & Dale vs. Evil (which might be followed up with a sequel) and exploring the terrors of parenthood in Little Evil, filmmaker Eli Craig will next focus on the scary side of weddings in Argent Pictures' new horror comedy Bride and Doom:

Press Release: May 1, 2019 – Los Angeles, CA – Argent Pictures, the film production and financing outfit run by Jill Ahrens, Ryan Ahrens and Ben Renzo are partnering with Jason Michael Berman at Mandalay Pictures on an original horror comedy titled Bride And Doom and have tapped Eli Craig to direct and co-write along with Josh Parkinson.

Argent’s Jill Ahrens, Ryan Ahrens and Ben Renzo, and Mandalay’s Jason Michael Berman will produce the film. Executive Producers are Argent partners Drew Brees, Tony Parker, Michael Finley, and Derrick Brooks.

Cloverfield meets My Big Fat Greek Wedding in Bride And Doom – a...

Exclusive: Argent Pictures and Mandalay Pictures are teaming on a horror comedy, Bride and Doom, which will be directed by Eli Craig, who wrote and directed the Netflix original film, Little Evil starring Evangeline Lilly and Adam Scott. Argent’s Jill Ahrens, Ryan Ahrens, and Ben Renzo are producing with Mandalay’s Jason Michael Berman. Executive Producers are Argent partners Drew Brees, Tony Parker, Michael Finley, and Derrick Brooks.

Craig will also co-write the script with Josh Parkinson. Described as Cloverfield meets My Big Fat Greek Wedding, the pic follows a young couple struggling to hold onto their marriage during the worst possible wedding day imaginable.

Craig, who recently sold his dark comedy series Corporate Retreat to Amazon Studios with Blumhouse TV, Red Hour Pictures, and Wetdog Entertainment producing, said, “I’m an unabashed fan of wedding movies, but I think we’re past the point...