KEEPING Up With The Kardashians' producer has revealed who hid secrets from the crew and how Kim handled her divorce. Kylie Jenner managed to conceal her pregnancy from production, while Khloe Kardashian was careful not to air her marriage troubles
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KUWTK Producer Spills Tea On Which KarJenner Hated Filming The Most Before Series Finale!
It’s time to say goodbye to Keeping Up With the Kardashians after 20 seasons. But before we close that chapter, there are a couple more jaw-dropping insider secrets to be revealed about our fave family. Ahead of the finale, KUWTK
Producer celebrates films three-year road from Sundance to Netflix
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‘Suits’ Producer Gives Rare Insight Into Meghan Markle After Bullying Claims
Not here for the hate. Silver Tree, who worked on Suits with Meghan Markle, shared candid details of her friendship with the duchess amid her and Prince Harry’s drama with the royal family. Meghan Markle’s Inner Circle: Meet Her Closest
Daniel Craig’s Replacement Won’t Be Named Until ‘No Time to Die’ Gets Released, Bond Producer Says
While she stresses that the producers ‘just cannot think about anything beyond’ their current lead man, Barbara Broccoli is not oppose to the idea of 007 being a person of color. AceShowbiz -James Bond movie boss Barbara Broccoli has urged
Emmy-Winning Producer David McKenzie at Center of New York's Lawsuit to Shut Down NRA
McKenzie is the “principal stakeholder” who paid for the NRA CEO Wayne LaPierre’s trips to the Bahamas, the Wall Street Journal reports Wayne LaPierre; David McKenzie (Getty Images) David McKenzie, an Emmy-winning producer and president of the production company Associated
‘Company’ producer strives to keep it together
Like every theater producer, Chris Harper, who’s behind the buzzy London revival of Stephen Sondheim’s “Company,” is bucking up his cast, holding his investors together, and waiting for Broadway, dark since March 12, to light up again. That’s a handful,