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November 10, 2026

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So many fresh new things: major comms hires at Disney and Netflix, James Talarico SNL cold open and Choosin’ Texas trending, and beloved early-2000s TV shows making a comeback. And on our end, we’re rolling out our new AI connector to our top 100 users this week.

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China Anne McClain 
BROADWAY
China Anne McClain makes her Broadway debut as Daisy Buchanan in The Great Gatsby, playing through mid-January.
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Ben McDonnell 
REALITY TV
From a Hollywood set to a Scottish castle, Ben competes on NBC’s hit hosted by Alan Cumming. He also hosts the comedy podcast It’s Ben A Week.
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Jessica Kaylee 
YOUTUBE CREATOR
The creator and actress wrote, directed and stars in her debut feature, Frosted, a holiday film about Jack Frost’s daughter and Santa’s son.
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Daniel Clarke 
DOCUMENTARY
Daniel Clarke’s Lance Armstrong-narrated No Hands: The Wild Ride of the Schwinn Bicycle Company charts the rise and fall of the iconic bike brand. In theaters 2027.
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Nat Geo's Animal Oddballs 
PRESS DAY
Chat with the EP's and scientists behind the Ryan Reynolds-narrated docuseries on Nov 17. Premieres Dec 26 on Nat Geo, Disney+ and Hulu.
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Kateri Hartman
Sports & Culture Marketing Professional
Chicago-based Kateri Hartman is a marketing expert with experience on the FIFA World Cup, college athletics, music festivals and higher education.
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Eugene Healey  ·  Considered Chaos
I love Eugene Healey’s branding and marketing point of view, and his latest piece really stayed with me. He looks at what happens when images become so abundant, and so hard to trust in the age of AI, that they lose their ability to tell us something meaningful. For publicists and media producers, I thought it was worth a read.
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