TV reporter • reid.nakamura@thewrap.com • Twitter: @reidnakamura
Experience:
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MTV to Document First Disabled Person’s Trip to Space
Activist and humanitarian Eddie Ndopu will deliver a message to the UN General Assembly from space
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‘Good Christian Bitches’ Reboot in the Works at The CW
Novel by Kim Gatlin was previously adapted into an ABC dramedy starring Kristin Chenoweth
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Donald Sutherland Joins HBO’s ‘The Undoing’ Limited Series
Sutherland to star opposite Nicole Kidman and Hugh Grant in limited series from “Big Little Lies” boss David E. Kelley
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ABC Sets Premiere Date for ‘The Goldbergs’ Spinoff ‘Schooled’
“American Housewife” moves to Tuesdays, Ottos get an additional episode
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‘First Wives Club’ Adaptation Moves From Paramount Network to BET
Comedy from “Girls Trip” writer Tracy Oliver was first ordered to series in April
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Jimmy Fallon’s ‘Tonight Show’ Hits 2-Year Ratings High With Thanksgiving Episode
So do Seth Meyers and Carson Daly — thanks football!
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Ava DuVernay Signs $100 Million Overall Deal With Warner Bros Television
“Queen Sugar” creator to develop and produce new television projects for the studio
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CBS Sets Midseason Premiere Dates for ‘Survivor,’ Other Reality Series
Julie Chen Moonves to return as host of “Big Brother: Celebrity Edition” in January
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ABC to Broadcast Full NFL Draft for the First Time in 2019
Network will produce its own primetime telecast for first two nights, simulcast ESPN on night three
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Judge Judy Sheindlin Beats Ellen, Dr Phil on 2018 List of Highest-Paid TV Hosts
Daytime TV judge earned $147 million last year
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Jason Momoa, Matt Damon to Host ‘Saturday Night Live’ in December
They follow “The Girl in the Spider’s Web” star Claire Foy
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Turner to Refund Fans Who Paid for Tiger Woods-Phil Mickelson Match That Accidentally Streamed for Free
Technical error allowed match to be viewed for free on Bleacher Report’s streaming platform
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How the TV Star Has Replaced the Movie Star, According to One Top Talent Agent
ICM Partners co-head of talent Adam Schweitzer says actors are turning to streaming and cable as IP takes over the box office
