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Century City was abuzz on Wednesday with the presence of first lady Michelle Obama, who was in Los Angeles for meetings with the CAA.
The power agency, which closed the deal for several new managers in September, represents Michelle and Barack Obama’s manufacturing company Higher Ground. Michelle Obama and her team sat for the generals on film, TV and other departments, witnesses said. Differences.
It’s never a bad time for Higher Ground to go on a winning streak. The unit is a producer on Netflix’s “Leave the World Behind,” Julia Roberts’ dystopian film that took over the ship after it crashed on Friday — prompting the lots of social media chatter, including some questionable comments from X/Twitter boss Elon Musk.
People in attendance with Michelle Obama included Higher Ground president Vinnie Malhotra, as well as Joe Paulson and Tonia Davis, another source added. Former President Barack Obama visited the CAA himself in late September.
The former actress has been busy in recent weeks promoting other Higher Ground titles, including the award-winning “American Symphony” and “Rustin.” He recently attended the New Orleans premiere of the first, which is centered on Grammy award winner Jon Batiste and his life partner, writer Suleika Jaouad.
In the near future New York Times segment, the Obamas discussed several upcoming projects, including an adaptation of the David W. Blight film “Frederick Douglass: Prophet of Freedom,” written by Kemp Powers and directed by Regina King; an adaptation of SA Cosby’s crime drama “All the Sinners Bleed,” starring Steven Spielberg; and the Lupita Nyong’o rom-com “Fling,” based on the novel by JF Murray.