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Exclusive: Comedian, actor, producer and content creator Andrew Bachelor aka “King Bach” has inked with Artists First for management representation.

Over the last few years, The Toronto, Canada native Bachelor, has amassed 70M fans.

On the film side, he starred in the Netflix comedy movie, Coffee and Kareem, alongside Taraji P.Henson, Ed Helms and Betty Gilpin, Netflix’s horror movie, The Babysitter: Killer Queen alongside Jenna Ortega, Samara Weaving, and Bella Thorne, the Netflix rom-com, Holidate alongside Emma Roberts and Kristin Chenoweth and the Gerard Butler thriller Greenland.

He recently starred in the Hulu film Vacation Friends and can also be seen in STX’s sport drama National Champions.

In 2017, Bachelor starred and served as an EP on Lionsgate’s comedy, Where’s the Money, opposite Kat Graham, Terry Crews, Retta, Mike Epps, and Method Man. Additional film credits include Mike Epps’ Meet the Blacks, 50 Shades of Black alongside Marlon Wayans...

Andrew Bachelor has signed with CAA as the social media star-turned-actor and producer partners with the talent agency for representation.

The Canadian-born comic and actor, also known as “King Bach,” has in all around 75 million fans online, especially on Vine, the shortform video-sharing platform. Vine’s limit of six seconds per-movie makes for creative challenges, but Bachelor leveraged his NYU Film School training to pack full dramas into each short Vine post to amass a giant following.

Bachelor then crossed over to film where his credits include Netflix’s comedy Coffee and Kareem, where he starred with Taraji P. Henson, Ed Helms and Betty Gilpin, and the streaming giant’s horror film The Babysitter: Killer Queen, which also starred Jenna Ortega, Samara Weaving and Bella Thorne.

Bachelor also appeared in the Netflix romantic comedy Holidate and the Gerard Butler-led thriller Greenland. He will also appear in STX’s sport...

Exclusive: Actress Kat Graham (The Vampire Diaries) has signed with Untitled Entertainment for management, with partner Evan Hainey to run point on her behalf.

“Funny enough Evan helped start my career well over a decade ago and we have remained good friends ever since,” Graham told Deadline. “I have consistently turned to him for guidance over the years as I navigated my journey in this industry, and he has never steered me wrong. This is a natural alignment. I am very grateful to join forces with a great man and solid friend like him.”

Graham broke out with her series regular role as witch Bonnie Bennett across all eight seasons of The CW’s supernatural teen drama The Vampire Diaries, which aired between 2009 and 2017. Developed by Kevin Williamson and Julie Plec, the show based on L.J. Smith’s books had her starring alongside Nina Dobrev, Paul Wesley, Ian Somerhalder, and more.

Share? is a human story disguised as a science fiction film, showcasing the mundanity of everyday life in an entertaining and thought-provoking way. The film explores the concept of being trapped, whether it's in a physical room or during a Covid-19 lockdown, and raises questions about complacency and the power of distractions. Share? is a claustrophobic indie film with powerful performances, particularly from Bradley Whitford and Melvin Gregg, and offers insight into how we gravitate towards creature comforts even in dire situations.

For a movie so rooted in science fiction, Share? is as human of a story as you will see. Writer-director Ira Rosensweig (Mr. Student Body President) and co-writer Benjamin Sutor (Where’s The Money) have crafted a simple story with minimal production value. The end result is an entertaining yet meditative take on the mundanity of everyday life. Anchored by lead performances from Melvin Gregg (American Vandal) and Bradley...