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Haven Entertainment has brought on Eric Schulman as a manager. He brings with him clients including Oscar nominee Barkhad Abdi (Captain Phillips), Cameron Dallas (Chasing Cameron), Sebastiano Pigazzi (We Are Who We Are), Sophie Lane Curtis (On Our Way), Radek Lord (The Resident), Cameron Kasky and Audrey McGraw.

Schulman is currently producing Motherland Bounce, a half-hour comedy based on the life of Hasidic hip-hop star Nissim Black, which is being developed at HBO Max.

After graduating from Vanderbilt University, Schulman worked at APA and Media Talent Group, before moving to More-Medavoy where he was promoted to manager.

“I couldn’t be more excited to join the Haven Family. What the team here has built is a testament to what is possible when you combine great taste, integrity, and an entrepreneurial spirit. They are the perfect place for me and my clients to grow,” said Schulman.

“Eric has a deep passion...

Patreon may be the best-known name in fan funding, but Fanfix is building a strong user base, and its newest product will bring in even more traffic. The monetization platform has rolled out an in-house link-in-bio service that will compete with similar products from companies like Linktree and Koji.

Previously, Fanfix used third-party links-in-bio to direct followers from Instagram and Snapchat to creators’ paywalled content. According to TechCrunch, the platform’s community requested an internal version of the popular feature.

“Fanfix has grown to 10 million users so quickly by focusing on monetization and putting creators first,” said the company’s Co-Founder, Harry Gestetner, in a statement. “Platforms have taken advantage of creators for so many years, so we are thrilled to launch the most monetization-centric, creator-first link-in-bio on the internet.”

Though Fanfix is not yet as big as Patreon, it has gathered a strong base by catering to Gen Z.

Tyler Henry has joined Range Media Partners as the latest Managing Partner in the rapidly expanding Music division. Managers Charles “Cj” Cook and Phoebe Wang have joined as well. Henry is the highly sought after manager behind artists Partynextdoor, Wondagurl, Harv, Los Hendrix, Nonstop da Hitman, Peter Manos, and TikTok super-producer Carneyval, as well as previously having managed social media superstar Cameron Dallas. This announcement comes on the heels of Justin Bieber’s Harv-produced single “Peaches” securing the #1 spot at Top 40 and Rhythm Radio, and follows last week’s news that fellow Range artist Justin Tranter went Diamond-certified for their co-writing on Justin Bieber’s “Sorry.”

The California native began his career early, signing renowned Grammy nominated artist / writer / producer Partynextdoor while a student at USC at just 21 years-old. Since then, Partynextdoor has received multiple Grammy nominations, over 16 Billion streams as a artist, writer, and producer, signed some of the top producers,...

It's not too late to say sorry. Hailey Bieber has apologized to a former restaurant hostess who recently spoke out about meeting the 23-year-old model. Days ago, Julia Carolan took to TikTok to rate celebrities who she previously met while working as a hostess "in a fancy Manhattan restaurant." In her video, Julia gave Gigi Hadid and Bella Hadid a rating of "10/10" and said they were "so nice" and were "super polite and friendly with staff," which as Julia noted "is rare for celebrities." After rating Cameron Dallas a "4/10" for her encounter with the social media star, Julia then shared her experience with Hailey. "This is gonna be...

I have to say I am not particularly a massive fan of Kevin Hart as his style of comedy is personally not one that I am interested in but his new Netflix original show Don’t Fuck This Up has really given me a new perspective on him as a person!

These “inside look into artists lives” style programmes have become very popular recently and has seen many artists discuss how they got to where they are now and this show was everything you would expect. It contained honest and candid interviews about Kevin’s life, where he opened up and talked about his struggles and things that have affected him growing up and because of this, it’s not an action-packed show instead it’s more subdued with more hard-hitting themes. Due to this, we are able to see the side of Kevin that many people don’t know about.

Broadway is once again mining the digital media well in a bid to garner buzz and ticket sales.

Vlogger and musician Cameron Dallas is set to make his Broadway debut in the musical adaptation of Mean Girls -- the Lindsay Lohan-starring cult film that opened as a theatrical piece in April 2018.

Dallas will play the role of ‘Aaron Samuels’ -- a popular high schooler who becomes the protagonist’s love interest. He will appear in that role at the August Wilson Theatre beginning Jan. 14 for a four-week run, temporarily replacing actor Kyle Selig. The gig marks another venture for the multi-faceted star, who first rose to fame on Vine and has subsequently pursued venturesin music, modeling, and acting. More recently, Dallas has been open about his struggles with substance abuse and sobriety.

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Social media icon and musician Cameron Dallas will make his Broadway debut in the role of “Aaron Samuels” in Tina Fey’s Mean Girls, the show’s producers have announced.

Dallas will play the role in a four-week run during Kyle Selig’s leave of absence starting Tuesday, January 14 at the August Wilson Theatre on 245 West 52nd Street in Manhattan.

“Cameron is a tremendously talented young performer,” said a statement from the show producers. “We’re thrilled to welcome him to the cast of Mean Girls and know he will be as captivating on stage as he is on screens all over the world.”

Dallas rose to fame through his creative use of Vine, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube, where he has over 40 million combined followers. He has starred in fashion campaigns for Calvin Klein, Dolce & Gabanna and Carolina Herrera. In 2016, he starred in and executive produced a documentary series for Netflix called Chasing Cameron.

Influencer-turned-model Cameron Dallas had some unexpected plans for his 25th birthday last week.

During New York Fashion Week, Dallas told E! that he plans to commemorate the day by “going to an AA meeting and getting my four-month chip.” He also spoke to the outlet about the importance of opening up about his struggles with substance abuse. “There's a nasty stigma around rehab and addiction in general, and I think speaking out about things like that is really important…A lot of the younger generation are falling into these things and they don't have the tools to really grasp this and put the right foot forward.”

Last month, Dallas shared on Instagram -- where he counts 21.2 million followers -- that he was 105 days sober, and that he had been in rehab “getting help and dealing with addiction, anxiety, depression [and] family trauma,” reports E!. He said that treatment had helped him...

Cameron Dallas is ready to talk about his private struggle with addiction and depression.  The 24-year-old internet star, who boasts more than 21 million Instagram followers, revealed Friday that he is 105 days sober after spending two and a half years in what he described as one of the "shallowest, darkest places" in his life. In the lengthy post and accompanying video, Dallas shared details from a stint in rehab and apologized to those he "pissed off" and "disrespected" before getting clean.  "I have been in rehab," the social media influencer told fans, "and I have been getting help and dealing with addiction, anxiety, depression [and] family trauma... I'm 105 days...

2:05 Pm Pt -- Jake's attorney, Larry Stein, tells us, "We take this claim very seriously, and are working with authorities to make absolutely sure we do our part to uncover the truth." Jake Paul hosted a massive party for Desiigner's birthday, and one female guest says things got so out of control ... someone drugged her, and now cops are investigating. Law enforcement tells TMZ ... officers were contacted Sunday about a possible case of...

Desiigner celebrated his 22nd birthday in a big way, and Chris Brown, Lamar Odom and a bunch of other celebs helped make it appropriately wild. The bash went down Saturday night in Calabasas at Jake Paul's house. Aside from Chris and Lamar, Bella Thorne, Swae Lee, Justin Combs, Paris Brosnan, Trey Songz, Famous Dex, Cameron Dallas and others partied till the wee hours. Speaking of Dex, he definitely seemed to be having a good...

Join our newsletter to get more stories like this When it comes to 2018, Cameron Dallas might be happy it is over with after being arrested last weekend following allegations he assaulted someone. Cameron Dallas: Who is social media star? Cameron Dallas, 24, made his name by pulling pranks on friends and throwing them up on the internet. While it seems like someone just copying the boys from Jackass, it worked for Dallas. The California native ended up as a major social media star starting at the age of 18. By the time Dallas was 20, he had 8.1 million followers […]

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Hours after cautioning his followers to “be safe tonight” on New Year’s Eve, digital star Cameron Dallas tweeted out a mugshot, confirming reports that he’d been arrested and charged with felony second-degree assault.

Twenty-four-year-old Dallas, who rose to fame on Vine and is currently in the process of kickstarting a music career with the release of "Why Haven't I Met You?," allegedly punched another man in the face and broke his nose at a hotel in Aspen, Colo., over the weekend, reports The Aspen Times. Dallas was subsequently taken into custody, and then later released from the Pitkin County Jail after posting a $5,000 bond.

Officers first responded to a call at the Hyatt Residence Club at around 5:00 Am on Saturday morning, where a man was bleeding due to face injuries. Police arrested Dallas in conjunction with the incident, per the Times, though have yet to release any additional details.

Cameron Dallas is ending 2018 on an admittedly rough note.  Over the weekend, the 24-year-old YouTube and social media star was arrested in Aspen, Col. and charged with felony assault, E! News can confirm. In the early morning hours of Dec. 29, authorities with the Aspen Police Department responded to an ambulance call placed from the Hyatt Residences Grand Aspen. There they discovered an unidentified man "bleeding from injuries to his face," who alleged Dallas (who was a guest at the hotel) had assaulted him. Upon further investigation, Dallas was arrested and charged with second-degree assault. According to authorities, he was released after posting $5,000 bond. Aspen Police Sgt. Rick Magnuson...

After being virtually absent from YouTube for months, Cameron Dallas wiped all of his social media channels last week to herald the release of a brand new single -- marking his first musical efforts in three years.

With "Why Haven’t I Met You?," however, Dallas is moving away from the questionable rapping he showcased in 2015's "She Bad" and toward a Justin Bieber-esque pop sound. “I gotta be honest,” the 24-year-old croons in the guitar-driven track's opening lines. "Heart's been walked on, so I’m cautious. When I start fallin’, I just stop it.” In the music video, Dallas, a scantily-clad love interest, and their white lab frolic around a mansion in the mountains, which appears to burn down at the clip’s conclusion due to an watched candle.

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Cameron Dallas -- who counts 21 million Instagram followers, 16.3 million Twitter followers, and 5.7 million YouTube subscribers -- wants a fresh start.

While it’s unclear when exactly he did so, the 24-year-old has completely wiped his Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube accounts to herald the arrival of an enigmatic new project titled Whimy -- which stands for 'Why Haven’t I Met You?' The content on all of the aforementioned platforms exclusively showcases Whimy -- which Dallas referred to as a film in one tweet, though a trailer features him briefly crooning the lyrics, “Why haven’t I met you? If only I met you.”

In the past, Dallas has tried his hand at multiple careers in the entertainment industry, including acting, rapping, modeling, and mobile game development. He was last seen in the Netflix reality series Chasing Cameron. Despite his status as one of digital media’s foremost heartthrobs, Dallas...

Columbia Records is fortifying its efforts in film and television, hiring Kerry Hickey to serve as Vice President, Film & Television Licensing. Hickey will be based in Los Angeles and will report to Joel Klaiman, executive VP and General Manager of Columbia Records.

Her duties will primarily involve placing Columbia-affiliates artists’ music into key film film and television projects.

Kerry arrives from Interscope Records, where she had worked since 2004 and helped develop the Universal Music Group label’s film and television departments. She was appointed head of film and television marketing in 2017. Kerry started in the music business at independent label 77 Records.

Said Klaiman in announcing her appointment: “Kerry’s strong ties with the film and TV creative community will generate new avenues for our artists. She plays a pivotal role in expanding our music placement and licensing opportunities. The entire company joins me in welcoming Kerry to the Columbia family.

Beyoncé. Bob Dylan. Mariah Carey. Bruce Springsteen. And now, Cameron Dallas.

The 23-year-old has signed a recording contract with Columbia Records, which represents many of the biggest artists on earth. According to Variety, Dallas has been in discussions with the Sony Music subsidiary in recent weeks about the direction of his recording career. Dallas briefly toyed with music in 2015, when he released debut single “She Bad” and follow-up “Take You” -- both of which showcased his rapping and singing abilities. Dallas also featured on a song by fellow artist Daniel Skye around that time, but has been mostly silent on the recording front ever since.

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Social media sensation Cameron Dallas has signed a recording contract in partnership with Columbia, Variety has learned. A top influencer, the 23-year-old boasts 20.8 million followers on Instagram, 16.5 million on Twitter and 5.7 million subscribers on YouTube and starred in the 2016 Netflix series “Chasing Cameron.”

As recently as last week, Dallas was spotted on the Los Angeles campus of Sony Music, of which Columbia Records is a subsidiary. Meetings with label brass about the direction of his music were on the agenda, according to sources.

A California native, Dallas first came to prominence in 2012 on Vine and eventually grew a following that landed him among the top stars of the now defunct Twitter platform. On Instagram, he currently holds an A grade and is ranked 93rd by social media metrics site Social Blade.

Columbia Records is one of the oldest labels in the U.S. and is home to such superstar acts as Bruce Springsteen,...

Shawn Mendes and Hailey Baldwin didn't need mistletoe Thursday as they strolled to the Toronto Christmas Market. The freshly-minted couple are in Mendes' hometown for the holidays. The day before they hit up Daniel Caesar's concert. Hailey's been linked to Bieber, Drake, Cameron Dallas ... but, times and seasons change ... and now it's all about Shawn. Hailey's been mum about Justin's blowup with Selena ... as we reported Selena was furious Justin contacted Hailey to make amends over their breakup,...

Episode, an interactive mobile storytelling app that has created choose-your-own-adventure games alongside the likes of Hayes Grier and the Dolan Twins -- as well as titles inspired by popular films like Clueless -- has released today its latest game starring the digital multi-hyphenate Cameron Dallas.

Dubbed Cameron Dallas: Started With A Lie, users will play the game as a high school student who is in deep trouble with the 23-year-old social media heartthrob after lying to the whole school about dating him. After an Irl meeting on a class trip, however, true sparks start to fly, Variety reports. Then, in a twist, players will discover that their mom was involved in a suspicious car accident, and that they must solve the mystery alongside Dallas.

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Digital influencers who’ve launched original projects on Netflix haven't always received the kindest reviews, including Colleen Ballinger’s comedy Haters Back Off and Cameron Dallas’ Chasing Cameron docuseries. However, it looks like American Vandal -- a true crime spoof headlined by sketch comedy creator and vlogger Jimmy Tatro -- has become a bonafide critical hit.

American Vandal, which chronicles the mock-investigation of a high school student who’s been accused of spray-painting penises on cars in the school parking lot, has received a 93% rating from review aggregation platform Rotten Tomatoes. Vanity Fair called Tatro’s performance “appealingly oafish” while New York magazine said the series was “almost brilliant.” Los Angeles Times television critic Robert Lloyd wrote, “It’s as engrossing as the series it set out to satirize and moving in ways you would not expect.”

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In gathering a library of original programs that often feature online video stars in featured roles, YouTube Red has welcomed tour documentaries as a significant part of its lineup. Now, the $9.99-per-month service has once again made plans to chronicle a YouTube star’s life on the road. This time, the creator in question is violinist Lindsey Stirling, who will be the subject of the upcoming film Brave Enough.

Stirling, whose blend of dance moves, violin skills, and creative costumes has allowed her music videos to become viral hits, has played to sold-out shows around the world and has seen big sales on her album releases. Brave Enough will follow the musician as she tours in support of her latest LP, which shares its name with the forthcoming documentary.

Brave Enough is directed by Dan Cutforth and Jane Lipsitz, who Variety (which first reported on the upcoming documentary) notes are Emmy winners.

Thanks to the success he has found on platforms like YouTube, Jordan Doww has been able to further his career in both acting and stand-up comedy. Now, the 21-year-old creator has added another feather to his cap. He has landed a leading role in Reach, an upcoming feature film that will also star Garrett Clayton and Joey Bragg.

Reach will feature Clayton as a high school-age adolescent who plans to commit suicide after being bullied by a character portrayed by Doww. Bragg will play a member of an anti-bullying support group who befriends Clayton’s character and changes his life. Jarret Tarnol is set to direct the picture, which features an award-winning script penned by Maria Capp.

With a high school setting and a plot that many young people can relate to, Reach is clearly adding its name to the burgeoning genre of Ya drama. Many titles within that category...

While YouTube stars like Colleen Ballinger and Cameron Dallas have made the leap to Netflix to try their hand at longer-form projects, one of Netflix’s newest stars -- Stranger Things lead Noah Schnapp -- is taking a converse journey.

Several days ago, 12-year-old Schnapp -- who plays young Will Byers in Stranger Things, and whose disappearance lies at the heart of the award-winning sci-fi series -- announced that he would be launching a YouTube channel. “Hey guys! Thinking of calling my YouTube channel Schnapptube,” he tweeted to his 150,000 followers last week. “What'd you guys think?” He also said that a video featuring his sister would soon be coming.

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Mexican digital star Juanpa Zurita has signed with CAA for representation in all areas, the entertainment agency has announced.

Zurita counts 19 million combined social followers, according to CAA, including sizable fanbases on Facebook, YouTube, and Snapchat. Additionally, he appeared in the YouTube Red feature Alexander Irl and will next be seen in Airplane Mode -- written and starring fellow online star Logan Paul. Zurita also walked the Dolce & Gabbana fashion show in Milan earlier this month alongside a slew of other social influencers including Cameron Dallas and Marcus Butler.

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Less than one month after the premiere of Chasing Cameron, a docuseries focused on the touring life of social media star Cameron Dallas, it has been confirmed that the series is coming back for more.

“For sure. 100%. There will be a season two,” Dallas said in a red carpet interview at the People’s Choice Awards earlier this week. And whereas the first season of Chasing Cameron followed Dallas as he embarked on the first international Meet And Greet Convention (Magcon) Tour with fellow influencers Aaron Carpenter, Taylor Caniff, Willie Jones, Trey Schafer, and Blake Grey, season two will feature a different premise altogether, he said.

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Lilly ‘Superwoman’ Singh and Cameron Dallas repped Team Internet at last night’s People’s Choice Awards -- a roughly 40-year-old broadcast in which awards are entirely determined by public voting.

Singh beat out fellow creators Miranda Sings, PewDiePie, Shane Dawson, and Tyler Oakley to be named Favorite YouTube Star, while Dallas took home honors for Favorite Social Media Star, topping fellow nominees Baby Ariel, Jacob Sartorius, Liza Koshy, and Nash Grier. On the traditional celebrity front, Britney Spears was honored for her social media prowess with the Favorite Social Media Celebrity Award.

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Sylvester Stallone's daughters are making the most of their moment!

The actor's oldest daughters, Sophia, 20, and Sistine, 18, walked the Dolce & Gabbana runway at Men's Fashion Week in Milan, Italy, on Saturday.

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Sistine, 18, worked the catwalk in an oversized black vest adorned with gold buttons and black heels.

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Hot sons of Hollywood unite!

For their #DGMillennials spring-summer 2017 men's fashion campaign, Dolce & Gabbana set out to prove that the Hollywood gene pool runs deep, recruiting the handsome sons of A-listers to strut their stuff on the streets of Capri, Italy.

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The summery shots feature Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber's 17-year-old son, Presley Gerber; Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee's 20-year-old son, Brandon Thomas Lee; Daniel Day-Lewis' 21-year-old son, Gabriel-Kane Day-Lewis; and Jude Law's 20-year-old son, Rafferty Law, posing alongside model Luka Sabbat and social media star Cameron Dallas.

The gents posed in a variety of D&G wear, ranging from Luka and Presley’s tailored suits to Brandon’s white wife beater and slacks and Cameron’s swim trunks.

In another shot, the boys donned some colorful prints to pose atop a wine barrel cart.

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On December 27th, Chasing Cameron, a series that focuses on the touring life of social media star Cameron Dallas, arrived on Netflix. The show follows Dallas and some of his friends and collaborators as they embark on a tour across Europe. Does that premise make for a compelling series?

Apparently not, according to reviews. Critics have characterized the show as easily-digestible fluff, with Michael Andor Brodeur of The Boston Globe saying the show “feels like peak nothing.” Kevin O’Keeffe of Mic uses the term “propaganda with teeth,” and he spends most his review talking about how much of the show’s drama is dispelled by the fact that Dallas, who also serves as executive producer, clearly wants to maintain a clean image. As he writes:

“This is Chasing Cameron's critical problem. Production team Magical Elves (who produced Top Chef) have mined some surprisingly smart drama of the personal...

Forbes has released its sixth annual '30 Under 30' list honoring “young change-makers and innovators in the U.S.,” and, once again, the compilation of 600 honorees in 20 total industries is fully populated by digital creators.

A total of 10 digital stars made the cut this year -- among them James Charles and Bethany Mota in the Art & Style category; AsapSCIENCE creators Gregory Brown and Mitchell Moffit in Education; Shonduras in Marketing & Advertising; Quinta Brunson, Cameron Dallas, Ryan Higa, Tyler Oakley, and Lele Pons in the Hollywood & Entertainment category; and Troye Sivan in Music.

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This New Year’s Eve, Netflix is once again hatching a ploy to help parents put their children to sleep before midnight. In a tradition dating back two years, the streaming giant is set to provide a total of 10 on-demand New Year's Eve countdown videos, which parents can press play on at any point in the evening to trick their kids into thinking they’ve made it to midnight.

The 10 videos, ranging in length from one to five minutes, will feature characters from some of Netflix’s most popular childrens’ series, including ratings juggernaut Fuller House, Word Party, Puffin Rock, Luna Petunia, Beat Bugs, All Hail King Julien, Skylanders Academy, Trollhunters, Project Mc2, and even Chasing Cameron -- the just-launched reality series starring social media guru Cameron Dallas.

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Vine? Check. Snapchat? Check. Instagram? Check. Twitter? Check. Facebook? Check. Cameron Dallas' new frontier? Netflix. The social media star's new reality series, Chasing Cameron, is here to give viewers even more access to the wildly popular Internet star. "The way it even came about is, it was my idea from a year ago. I had this really big, eight-foot by four-foot whiteboard that I write all of my goals and all of my fears, and stuff like that, on and I just want to conquer all of them. Having a show on Netflix was one of them," Dallas told E! News earlier in 2016. The series stars Dallas and his fellow famous friends as the embark on a new tour of Magcon ("Mag" stands for...

Cameron Dallas is only 22 years old, and yet he’s one of the most recognized faces on the Internet.

“I can’t go to certain places at certain times, especially a school, because I get mobbed by fans,” the YouTube star revealed to People. He also disclosed that some of his fans have even gone as far as to ask him if they could watch him sleep.

“When I first started out, I had these twins knock on my door and ask for photos,” he said. “I went out and took the photos and when I opened my door to go back inside,...

Fresh off its announcement that a second season of the Miranda Sings sitcom Haters Back Off is coming in 2017, Netflix is poised to expand its slate of projects involving digital creators like Colleen Ballinger and Cameron Dallas.

On Jan. 6, Netflix will exclusively premiere Coin Heist, a feature film about four teens from a Philadelphia prep school who hatch a plan to rob the U.S. Mint of $10 million during a class field trip. Though it’s not necessarily an influencer-driven projects, two digital creators occupy starring rolls: YouTube creator Alexis G. Zall and Viner Jay Walker. Coin Heist, adapted from a young adult novel and produced by Adaptive Studios, was directed by Emily Hagins and also stars Sasha Pieterse (Pretty Little Liars) and Alex Saxon (The Fosters).

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What’s Coming Dec. 27: “Chasing Cameron” Social media sensation Cameron Dallas makes the leap to Netflix with a new unscripted series documenting his first world tour to meet his adoring fans. What’s Coming Jan. 1: “Bee Movie” The internet’s favorite movie, the inexplicably strange “Bee Movie,” stars the voice of Jerry Seinfeld as a bumblebee who falls in love with a human. What’s Coming Jan. 1: “E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial” Steven Spielberg’s sci-fi classic stars Henry Thomas as a lonely young boy who befriends an alien stranded on earth. The film was inspired by Spielberg’s own imaginary alien friend,...

Today, Fullscreen, in association with Epic Robot TV, has announced the return of the beloved series “The New Adventures of Peter and Wendy” for an 18-episode third season. Set in the magical town of Neverland, Ohio, the series follows Peter Pan (Kyle Walters), a man-child cartoonist in his late 20s, and Wendy Darling (Paula Rhodes) as adults living in Neverland surrounded by their motley crew of family and friends. Pan struggles between maintaining his youth and losing a link to his best friend and longtime crush.

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The series was created by Kyle Walters and Shawn deLoache, who also serves as the series’ writer. It co-stars Percy Daggs III (“Veronica Mars”) and Jim Beaver (“Deadwood”) and is produced by Walters, deLoache, Rhodes and Jenni Powell (“The Lizzie Bennet Diaries”).

Launched in April 2016, Fullscreen is a commercial-free subscription...

Social media superstar Cameron Dallas is the latest digital influencer to cross over to television. Related: Carrie Underwood Reveals Celebrity Crush On ‘The Tyler Oakley Show’ The new unscripted series “Chasing Cameron” follows Dallas and his fellow Internet darlings – Taylor Caniff, Aaron Carpenter, Blake Gray, Willie Jones and Trey Schafer – as they embark on a worldwide meet-and-greet tour. Officially labelled Magon […]...

Social media heartthrob Cameron Dallas is set to hit the Netflix airwaves on Dec. 27 with his new series, Chasing Cameron. And by the looks of a full-length trailer officially unveiled by the streaming today, there will be shrieking fans, bloody injuries, gratuitous shirtlessness, and lots of tears.

Chasing Cameron will follow Dallas, who rose to fame on soon-to-be-shuttered Vine (the trailer oddly claims his star was born on Instagram five years ago) as he embarks on the first international Meet And Greet Convention (Magcon) Tour. Joining him on the road are fellow social media personalities Aaron Carpenter, Taylor Caniff, Willie Jones, Trey Schafer, and Blake Grey, and Chasing Cameron will capture all of the behind-the-scenes drama.

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Netflix has dropped the official trailer for Chasing Cameron, its new unscripted series which follows digital celebrity Cameron Dallas. Chasing Cameron centers on social media star and entrepreneur Dallas as he looks to take his career to the next level. Together with close friends Taylor Caniff, Aaron Carpenter, Blake Gray, Willie Jones and Trey Schafer, they all set out on Magcon’s first international tour. From Paris to Italy and Australia, the group’s fan-damonium…...

The world of this digital celebrity just got crazier!

People can exclusively reveal the first trailer for social media superstar, Cameron Dallas‘, Netflix show, Chasing Cameron, and it’s full of drama. With the trailer, viewers can finally see just how dangerous the life of an Internet celebrity can get.

“Social media… it’s the future for the new generation,” Dallas says at the start which is then followed by heartwarming footage featuring photos from his childhood and an appearance from his sister.

But then the trailer take s a dark turn and the camera suddenly pans to a bloody-face,...

Cameron Dallas, who launched his career on Vine and is set to star in a Netflix docu-series titled Chasing Cameron bowing next month, has signed with StyleHaul, a fashion, beauty, and lifestyle-leaning digital network.

The company, which boasts a roster of 6,500 creators, will partner with Dallas to grow fashion and lifestyle content, according to a release, in a bid to build his following on YouTube (5 million subscribers), Instagram (16 million followers), and Facebook (3.5 million fans). “I’m excited to join the StyleHaul community and bring new content to my fans,” Dallas said in a statement. “StyleHaul will allow me more opportunities to express my point of view in the lifestyle and fashion space.”

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Cameron Dallas has offered an additional glimpse at his upcoming Netflix reality series, originally announced over the summer. Titled Chasing Cameron, the 10-episode series will premiere on Dec. 27, Dallas announced via social media last week, alongside a brief teaser trailer (below).

Chasing Cameron looks to feature some dramatic moments as the Vine star seeks to take his career to the next level. In one scene, for instance, Dallas is carted away in an ambulance after suffering a head injury.

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Twitter’s decision to kill Vine won’t kill the flowers that sprouted from it. Fickle fans have moved on to rival video apps like Snapchat, and Vine stars like Cameron Dallas and Nash Grier have found other places to flourish, too. Yes, they will mourn. But they will also go on with their lives. “It’s like having a sick grandmother,” said Eric Galen, who represents Vine stars including Nebraska pop-rap duo “Jack & Jack.” “You know she’s been sick for a while,” he told TheWrap. “But when she’s dead it’s still a shock.” Also Read: Twitter...

Netflix has set a premiere date for its upcoming unscripted series Chasing Cameron, with all ten episodes of the show set to launch globally December 27 at 12:01 Am Pacific. The series follows Vine star Cameron Dallas as he works to transition his career as a social media personality into other venues. Also featuring Dallas’ close friends, Taylor Caniff, Aaron Carpenter, Blake Gray, Willie Jones and Trey Schafer, Chasing Cameron will chart their participation in the…...

Bad news, viral-video stars: Twitter just announced in a blog post that it’s shutting down the Vine mobile app within the next few months. The company also announced today, in what’s unlikely to be a coincidence, that it will be laying off 9% of its workforce as it continues to struggle to be profitable.

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“We value you, your Vines, and are going to do this the right way,” reads the blog post. “You’ll be able to access and download your Vines. We’ll be keeping the website online because we think it’s important to still be able to watch all the incredible Vines that have been made. You will be notified before we make any changes to the app or website.”

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Vine, the 3-year-old app that rose to popularity for its six-second video clips, is being shuttered.  Twitter, which acquired Vine in 2012 before the app had even launched, announced Thursday morning that it would be discontinuing the app in the coming months.  Over the years, Vine became especially popular with a growing creative community and gave rise to a new class of online stars, Viner, that included Andrew Bachelor, Cameron Dallas, Nash Grier and others. Many of the most popular videos were comedic, featured musical performances or used heavy editing techniques.  Twitter has offered

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Kylie Jenner once sagely informed us that 2016 would be the year of “realizing stuff.” And if there’s one thing we’ve realized beyond a shadow of a doubt over the course of the past 10 months, it’s that the fastest way to land a major ad campaign is to be the son or daughter of a famous personality. Need further evidence? Dolce & Gabbana tapped celebrity offspring for their spring/summer fashion show front row — and now they’ll be fronting the brand’s new campaign.

By now, you’ve probably already seen Zendaya salsa down a cobblestone street on behalf of the brand,...

In the age of Internet stardom, followers and likes are crucial currency to garner social awareness and to build a brand. A million followers on Vine or Instagram could potentially send an everyday citizen to the stratosphere. This is the premise for the new buddy comedy “Fml,” starring comedian and vine star Jason Nash who wants to use social media fame to change his life.

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Nash plays 40-year-old stand-up comic Sam who desperately needs to get to 1 million followers in order to save his crumbling marriage. His best friend teen social media star Henry (Brandon Calvillo) just wants to hook up with an Instagram model (Jessica Serfaty) who lives across the country. Together, they team up on a road trip to collaborate on videos with the best and worst of social media, including the morally bankrupt Mike...