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Watch out, Ari! UTA takes on new strategic investors

UTA joins the ranks of Hollywood entities ramping up its ambitions amid the transformation taking place in the media and entertainment businesses.

CAA database of TV writers of color addresses dearth of diversity

Unfortunately, This New Underwear May Just Save Your Life

Saturday Morning, a non-profit organization started by black ad execs, launches Peace Briefs to raise awareness and promote equality through creative communication.

John Cena Gets Patriotic, Jonah Hill Gets Rad: The Top 5 Ads Of The Week

Chipotle animates a love story, Smith & Forge goes to Muscle Beach, and Virgin Media goes 9.58 seconds with Usain Bolt.

Plenty Of Gold Lions, But No Branded Content Grand Prix Winner At Cannes

Despite a lot of impressive work, the jury couldn’t find one campaign that led the way.

Chipotle Mows Down Big Agriculture With New Film and Interactive Game

With the follow-up to its highly successful “Back to the Start” film, the fast-food company continues to educate and drive forward positive change in food production, says Chipotle’s Chris Arnold.

The Black List’s Script Evaluation Service Gets Former Intern A Deal With CAA

Facebook For The Famous

Backed by heavyweights in three disparate industries–Amazon, CAA, and Greylock Partners–WhoSay.com lets celebrities do something Twitter and Facebook don’t: own their online content. Tom Hanks, Anderson Cooper, Lindsay Lohan, Paul Feig, and nearly 900 other stars have already signed up for the service.

Creative Artists Agency’s Innovation Machine

The Most Innovative Companies in Entertainment