Eboni K. Williams Is Gunning for Full-Time Slot on 'The View,' Would Film With 'RHONY' (Exclusive)

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVDefine American has released “Telling Authentic Immigrant Stories: A Reference Guide for the Entertainment Industry,” a best practices’ guide in telling immigrant stories, with a focus on film and television.The guide is aimed at individual content creators, as well as production companies and studios at large, and it features detailed descriptions, definitions, historical timelines and dates, and other resources about specific communities.

Rebecca Davis editorChinese Animation firm Winsing is participating in the American Film Market this year for the first time, stepping out to present its flagship “GG Bond” animated film series and its derivatives.The company is also seeking to introduce its subsidiary Iron Fan Studio, a CG animation studio established under Winsing in 2019 that specializes in outsourced animation production services, including work in AR and VR.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterMubi has acquired rights to climate change documentary “Invisible Demons” and plans to release the film in select U.S. theaters and on the company’s streaming platform in 2022.Directed by Rahul Jain, “Invisible Demons” premiered at this year’s Cannes Film Festival and later played at the Zurich Film Festival and the BFI London Film Festival.

Anna Marie de la Fuente After a record-growth year fueled by pandemic-induced lockdowns, São Paulo-based VOD data and content aggregator Sofa Digital will be launching a Latin American film investment fund, Sofa Capital, on Nov. 9.As the number of streaming platforms proliferate and demand for online content continues to mount across the region, Sofa Digital plans to set up a fund that will enable it to produce 100 Latin American titles a year by 2024.

PGA Create Lab.How it works: The grants will be used to produce new short films that “will incorporate Google Assistant branding,” the entities said in a statement. The 10 producers and teams from the recently completed PGA Create scripted cycle (Oct.

Naman Ramachandran Studiocanal has begun worldwide sales on writer-director Cédric Klapisch’s “Rise” (En corps) at the virtual American Film Market this week.A story of resilience set in Paris and Brittany, “Rise” traverses the the worlds of classical and contemporary dance with a young woman’s journey from success to rock bottom, and back again.The cast includes emerging actor and dancer Marion Barbeau, Pio Marmaï (“How I Became a Super Hero”), Denis Podalydès (“Anaïs in Love”), François Civil

Marta Balaga Barbora Sliepková’s “Lines,” about the everyday urban bustle of Bratislava, has already brought her the Opus Bonum award at Ji.hlava Intl. Documentary Festival and the Karlovy Vary Docs in Progress award.

Another former The View co-host is speaking out on the “toxic environment” of the set.

When Abby Huntsman, who was one of The View‘s conservative co-hosts along with Meghan McCain during her relatively brief 2018-20 tenure, announced her departure from the oftentimes controversial ABC daytime talk show, the former Fox News personality said it was because she wanted to join and assist the Utah gubernatorial race of her father Jon Huntsman.

Emiliano De Pablos Medellín-based Héroe Films, the production company behind Henry Rincón’s “The City of Wild Beasts,” an HBO Max-Outsider Pictures pickup for the U.S., is teaming with Panamanian director Arturo Montenegro’s Q Films (“Everybody Changes”) to produce Paloma Valencia feature debut, “El susurro del río” (“The Whisper of the River”).Héroe is also partnering with Colombia and U.S.-based 36 Grados and Colombian director-producer Felipe Martínez’s Proyectil on “God Level,” a “City of

Whoopi Goldberg and Sara Haines had choice words for their former The View co-host Meghan McCain! After Meghan slammed the daytime talk show for being “toxic” in her recent audiobook, Bad Republican, Whoopi and Sara answered to those accusations, mainly allowing the sentiments to roll off their backs. While leaving the NYC set on Thursday, Oct.

ABC is clapping back at Meghan McCain‘s recent claims about her time on The View!

Meghan McCain is opening up about the devastating miscarriage she suffered in 2019.

Meghan McCain is opening up about her relationship with her former co-host, Whoopi Goldberg. ET's Rachel Smith spoke with McCain about her new audio memoir,, and she talked candidly about the ups and downs of their time working together.Goldberg and McCain got into a few fiery arguments on, given that McCain was the sole conservative on the panel, which included Joy Behar, Sunny Hostin and Sara Haines.

Ramona Singer doesn't plan to hand her apple into Bravo anytime soon.«As long as I have fun doing the show, I'm happy to come back,» the  OG tells ET, speaking on the red carpet at the release party for  Bravo's authorized tell-all oral history of the shows, in New York City.«To me, I always say, you're good at what you do if you love what you do,» Ramona says of wanting to stay on  for as long as she wants. «And I loved doing the show at Peacock, [], and even during COVID I loved doing [].

Meghan McCain did not hold back in her upcoming audio memoir, Bad Republican. The 36-year-old outspoken conservative delved into much about the 3 and a half years she spent as a co-host on The View, and according to excerpts of the memoir obtained by the Daily Mail, she even named the people who she did not enjoy interviewing on the show. Those names include former FBI Director James Comey, political commentator Rachel Maddow, and actor Nathan Lane.

A campaign is brewing to have Eboni K. Williams join “The View” full time.

Meghan McCain has revealed her favorite and least favorite celebrity guests that she encountered during her time as a co-host on The View.

Meghan McCain is revealing the REAL reason she left The View.

Meghan McCain is sharing her side of the story.