Meghan Shankar Joins TalentWorks As Agent In Theatrical
IPO Lockup Expiration Alert: GoHealth Inc.(GOCO)
The lockup period of GoHealth Inc.(GOCO) ends on January 11.
GoHealth is a Chicago, Illinois-based company with a mission to improve access to medicare and health insurance plans for consumers.
In the third quarter ended September 30, 2020, i.e., the company’s second quarter reported as a public company, net revenues were $163.4 million compared to $127.1 million in the prior quarter.
For the full year ended December 31, 2020, the company expects net revenues to range between $850 million and $890 million and adjusted EBITDA is projected in the range of $270 million to $290 million.
GoHealth made its debut on The Nasdaq Global Select Market on July 15, 2020, offering its shares at a price of $21 each and as mentioned above, the 180 day lockup period expires on January 11.
GOCO opened the first day of trading on July 15 at $25.00 and closed at $19.46 that day. The stock has thus far hit a low of $10.01 and a high of $26.25.
GOCO closed Friday’s trading at $16.00, up 10.80%.
Ex-Fox News Host Gretchen Carlson Can’t Believe The ‘Crap’ Spewed On Tucker Carlson’s Show
Former Fox News host Gretchen Carlson on Tuesday called out the “crap” that’s been “spewed” in recent months on Tucker Carlson’s top-rated prime time show on the conservative network.
Gretchen Carlson hit out on Twitter after Fox News analyst Brit Hume told host Tucker Carlson that Trump is “radioactive” to the GOP for whipping up his supporters with “utter balderdash” about winning the 2020 election. Since losing the election, Trump and his enablers have been lying about mass voter fraud.
“@brithume now calling out Trump for lying to the American people about the election on a show like @TuckerCarlson where all that crap was spewed for months?” wrote Gretchen Carlson, the former host of “Fox & Friends” who left the network in 2016. She later received a reported $20 million settlement over allegations that she was sexually harassed by the late Fox News CEO Roger Ailes.
“What? This is like cover our asses now?” she added.
Tucker Carlson has repeatedly questioned Joe Biden’s election victory. He was forced to apologize after airing a fake news story about a dead man voting in Georgia.
His fellow prime time stars Sean Hannity and Laura Ingraham have done the same.
Last month, Tucker Carlson was slammed as “truly, truly evil” after suggesting people should react “nervously” to COVID-19 vaccine.
Watch Tucker Carlson’s exchange with Brit Hume here.
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London Police Will Track Ethnicity of Drivers They Pull Over
London’s Metropolitan Police will begin to track the ethnicity of people pulled over by traffic officers after data showed Black motorists were being disproportionately targeted.
Mayor Sadiq Khan, who supports the program, said Black Londoners are six times more likely to be stopped in a car than a white person. Khan said the pilot program will help “assess and address” concerns over racial profiling, and called for the U.K. government to make it compulsory for police to publish similar data.
The program will last for six months initially. Officers will also record the location and time of the vehicle stop, sex and age of the driver, and the make and model of the vehicle. They will inform those people stopped why they are being asked for the information.
“This pilot will help us assess our proportionality in relation to vehicle stops,” Met Operations Commander Kyle Gordon said in a statement on Monday. “This is part of the steps we are taking to increase even further public trust and confidence in the Met – particularly among London’s Black communities.”
Meghan Shankar Joins TalentWorks As Agent In Theatrical
EXCLUSIVE: Meghan Shankar is moving from management back to her agency roots, joining TalentWorks as an agent in their theatrical department.
Shankar began her career at London’s boutique talent agency Creative Artists Management. She joined the Los Angeles agency market in 2015, working in The Gersh Agency’s Los Angeles office, followed by a stint at Domain Talent.
In 2019, Shankar launched the management company 11:11 Entertainment with Laura Gibson and Hannah Roth.
In her move to TalentWorks, she brings with her a roster of clients including Samuel Anderson (Netflix’s Another Life), Nikola Djuricko (Netflix’s Stranger Things), Robson Green (PBS & ITV’s Grantchester), Grace Hogg-Robinson (PBS’s Flesh and Blood, SkyOne’s Cobra), Jasmine Jobson (BAFTA nominated for Netflix’s Top Boy), Rowena King (FX’s The Old Man, ABC’s Emergence), and Max Parker (ITV’s Emmerdale), among others.
“It’s unique to find an agent with such stellar relationships in the international market as well as in the U.S. Meghan is a wonderful addition to the TalentWorks family,” said CEO Harry Gold.
A native of Toronto, Canada, Shankar graduated with a Bachelor’s degree from Queen’s University in Film & Media Studies, and a Master’s degree from the London School of Economics in Media & Communications.
