Digital-first studio Brat TV, which is behind Gen Z hits like Chicken Girls and Attaway General, is celebrating itself with an inaugural awards show.
The Brat TV Awards will premiere on Dec. 1 on the company’s YouTube channel, hosted by dancer and actress Elliana Whalmsley and anti-bullying fashion designer Kheris Rogers, with appearances from the studio’s top stars, including Hayley Leblanc, Txunamy Ortiz, and Brooklyn Queen.
Categories will recognize notable moments from Brat TV programming, such as 'Steamiest Ship', 'World Class Actress', 'Freshest Fit', and 'New Kid Award'. The event is being sponsored by Extra Gum.
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The Brat TV Awards will premiere on Dec. 1 on the company’s YouTube channel, hosted by dancer and actress Elliana Whalmsley and anti-bullying fashion designer Kheris Rogers, with appearances from the studio’s top stars, including Hayley Leblanc, Txunamy Ortiz, and Brooklyn Queen.
Categories will recognize notable moments from Brat TV programming, such as 'Steamiest Ship', 'World Class Actress', 'Freshest Fit', and 'New Kid Award'. The event is being sponsored by Extra Gum.
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- 11/24/2021
- by Geoff Weiss
- Tubefilter.com
Stand Up To Cancer (SU2C) has announced more than $143.18 million has been pledged collectively in connection with its seventh biennial roadblock televised fundraising special that aired on Saturday, August 21 in the U.S. and Canada.
Funding raised from the show as well as corporate, foundation and individual donors supports urgently needed research and breakthrough new treatments for cancer and public awareness campaigns.
SU2C’s biennial telecast, which was delayed by one year due to the Covid-19 pandemic, was co-executive produced by Academy Award-winning actress Reese Witherspoon and Jim Toth, a media industry entrepreneur and investor, who worked alongside the renowned live-event producing team Done + Dusted and Stand Up To Cancer’s production team. Anthony Anderson, Ken Jeong & Tran Ho, and Sofia Vergara also joined as cohosts, along with SU2C co-founder Katie Couric, who appeared as a special guest.
“We are so appreciative of the generosity of the entertainment community,...
Funding raised from the show as well as corporate, foundation and individual donors supports urgently needed research and breakthrough new treatments for cancer and public awareness campaigns.
SU2C’s biennial telecast, which was delayed by one year due to the Covid-19 pandemic, was co-executive produced by Academy Award-winning actress Reese Witherspoon and Jim Toth, a media industry entrepreneur and investor, who worked alongside the renowned live-event producing team Done + Dusted and Stand Up To Cancer’s production team. Anthony Anderson, Ken Jeong & Tran Ho, and Sofia Vergara also joined as cohosts, along with SU2C co-founder Katie Couric, who appeared as a special guest.
“We are so appreciative of the generosity of the entertainment community,...
- 8/25/2021
- Look to the Stars
The very premise of an emoji documentary may seem cringe — indeed, I first walked into it thinking it would be like Gia Coppola’s “Mainstream” (a Boomer-tinted fetishization of Gen-z influencer culture) or like the MoMI’s cat memes exhibit in 2016 — but Martha Shane and Ian Cheney’s “The Emoji Story” is surprisingly mindful of its whimsical subject-matter. Premiered at Tribeca and now available on Amazon Prime Video, “The Emoji Story” sidesteps the common pitfalls of exoticizing popular culture for the sake of high art. It instead presents a titillating approach to the omnipresent form.
“The Emoji Story” begins with emoji’s official founder, Shigetaka Kurita, in Tokyo, Japan. After exploring its 1997 roots in basic cellular phonetic, the film changes gears to look at its modern incarnations at Silicon Valley-based Unicode Consortium — an international organization that determines the world standard for text and emoji. We then witness...
“The Emoji Story” begins with emoji’s official founder, Shigetaka Kurita, in Tokyo, Japan. After exploring its 1997 roots in basic cellular phonetic, the film changes gears to look at its modern incarnations at Silicon Valley-based Unicode Consortium — an international organization that determines the world standard for text and emoji. We then witness...
- 1/23/2021
- by Grace Han
- AsianMoviePulse
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