Howard University and Amazon Studios are working together to diversify the entertainment industry. Today, they announced Howard Entertainment, a program that will give African American, Latinx and Native American students a chance to study and train...
The need for employees with technical talent is on the rise, and it doesn't look to be changing anytime soon. Tech companies want to hire the best employees to get the job done, but to do that, they...
The need for employees with technical talent is on the rise, and it doesn't look to be changing anytime soon. Tech companies want to hire the best employees to get the job done, but to do that, they...
It’s been a couple of months since the Made By Google products have hit the market. This is the second gen list of items on Google’s inventory. These gadgets come in handy.Whether you take photos...
The Victoria's Secret Fashion Show 2016 will take place end of the month in Paris. The lingerie label is busy preparing the show. One major part are the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show fittings....
In the midst of a protracted squabble, the union representing voice actors has come up with a contract for low-budget indie game developers. SAG-AFTRA is promoting a new agreement for titles under $250,000 that would limit difficult vocal sessions (p...
I don’t know who YouTuber April Jennifer Choi is, but I know a few things about her. First, she is a total smoke show. Second, she is really into the whips. Third, she makes me a little nervous. Fourth, she plays Jenga better with her whip that most people do with their hands.
I definitely wouldn’t want to piss off a girl that has an entire wall filled with whips. I also hope beyond hope that those hula-hoops in the background mean she can whip stuff while hula-hooping. That would be awesome.
Choi says that this was her first time playing Jenga with a whip, but it looks like she is a pro at it already. Check out the videos to see her playing in slow motion and at full speed. All I can say is that her significant other had better stay in line.
Believe it or not, it's possible to to be a star within the six seconds of a Vine video -- just ask the likes of Riff Raff or Will Sasso, whose Vines are nearly as popular as their usual work. Social media guru Gary Vaynerchuk is starting up a talent agency, Grape Story, to make sure those celebs are getting paid in more than just likes. While Vaynerchuk isn't naming initial clients beyond co-founder Jerome Jarre, he expects the agency to be profitable enough that a wildly popular Vine user could make a living from posting 20 clips a year. There's also no word on when the agency will be open for business, although it already has a partnership lined up with Virgin Mobile. Just don't expect a rush toward Instagram videos -- for now, Grape Story is focused on the more established platform.
Howard University and Amazon Studios are working together to diversify the entertainment industry. Today, they announced Howard Entertainment, a program that will give African American, Latinx and Native American students a chance to study and train...
In the midst of a protracted squabble, the union representing voice actors has come up with a contract for low-budget indie game developers. SAG-AFTRA is promoting a new agreement for titles under $250,000 that would limit difficult vocal sessions (p...
