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Calico’s series on electronic dance music and rave culture hits Netflix today, and Forbes has all you need to know about it.

Danny’s screenplay for his new feature “26.2” tops the pile of Conde Nast’s films in development, featured in The Hollywood Reporter.

Calico’s work is coming to Spotify in 2017. We just received straight-to-series orders for 2 new shows; one in the true crime space, the other in food with the Bronx culinary collective Ghetto Gastro.

Tonight at 7p ET, our beloved 30 for 30 short “Friedman’s Shoes” kicks off the premiere of the new series “Sports Shorts” on ESPN 2. Tune in or record on your set top!

Danny Lee just started principal photography for Public Disturbance, a prank comedy-adventure film starring social media sensations The Janoskians.  Mike Tyson, Bobby Lee, Skyler Samuels, Amber Stevens West, Joey Lawrence, Juicy J, Amanda Cerny, Jeff Meacham, DJ Dillon Francis and more, are also part of the cast of this comedy, produced by Lionsgate.  Here’s some press so far from Deadline Hollywood, The Wrap Entertainment Weekly, and Indiewire.  This is sure to be quite a ride.

Host Tommie Sunshine and Director/EP Danny Lee discuss the genesis of the electronic dance music series “After the Raves” in a revealing article for Billboard, and how it found its perfect home on Red Bull TV.

“After The Raves” is now live on Red Bull TV!  The new television docuseries we spent last summer shooting around the globe is finally available for consumption.  Get a deep dive into the expansive world of electronic dance music through the lens of legendary raver/DJ Tommie Sunshine, as he explores the past, present and future of electronic dance music in this kinetic docuseries that explores the history, as well as musical and human stories behind this vast global culture. Season 1 features Afrojack, Krewella, Hardwell, Fatboy Slim, Paul Oakenfold, Busy P, DJ Falcon, Kitsune, Miss Kittin, Air, Cedric Gervais, Murk, 12th Planet, The Gaslamp Killer, Dirty South, Jayceeoh, Virus Syndicate, Solardo, Zed Bias, and more.  This was beyond a labor of love, and an incredible journey digging for the deeper, human stories behind some of the world’s biggest electronic music stars.  But the journey of ATR started years ago, back in 2012.  In this Billboard article, Tommie and I discuss the genesis of the show, and the larger idea that if you truly believe in something, you’ll hold out until the time is right. The time is finally now, and we truly hope you enjoy Season 1.

And here’s what some folks are saying about #AfterTheRaves – Insomniac, DJMag, Miami New Times.  Watch the whole series on Red Bull TV on every platform imaginable.  The days are young, stay tuned.

TubeFilter is the ‘Variety” of the world of web episodic. They just published some love today, read the whole article here.