Lennon Management, a digital talent firm founded by Naomi Lennon that works with YouTube celebs like lifestyle creator RCLBeauty101, impressionist Alphacat, and pranksters Racka Racka, has added to its roster with a quartet of YouTube stars.
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Viral TikTok Video From Black Artist Kirby Prompts Pepsi To Rebrand ‘Aunt Jemima’ Products
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Lennon Management Signs TikTok Couple ‘Our Fire’, Rapper Nathan Piland, Others
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Viral TikTok Satirist And Donald Trump Imitator Sarah Cooper Signs With WME
Sarah Cooper, a comedian who has gone viral on social media in recent months for clips where she lip-syncs to bizarre statements made my President Donald Trump, has signed with WME.
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Despite National Security Concerns, This Congressman Has Launched A Quippy TikTok Account
Amid ongoing concern by various members and sectors of the U.S. government about TikTok and its Chinese parent company Bytedance -- particularly with respect to data security, user privacy, and censorship in alignment with the aims of the Chinese government -- U.S. Congressman Tim Ryan is looking to build a following on the platform.
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Insights: TikTok Tries To Grow Up As Pandemic Pushes It To Wider Prominence
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U.S. Kids Spend 86 Minutes Per Day Watching YouTube Videos—And 82 Minutes Watching TikTok (Study)
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TikTok Talent Firm TalentX Entertainment Names Samantha Ball Director Of Talent
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TikTok Establishes ‘Creator Diversity Council’ To Elevate Black Voices And Causes
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How YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, And More Platforms Are Responding To The George Floyd Protests
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CAA Signs TikTok Creator And Budding Fashion Influencer Cosette Rinab
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TalentX Entertainment Hires A3 Artists’ Maxwell Mitcheson As VP And Head Of Talent
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TikTok Taps Bill Nye, Lilly Singh, Tyra Banks For $50 Million Educational Content Initiative
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