Following reports that once-revered streetwear retailer Karmaloop may soon file for bankruptcy, we’re hearing news that there are some big-name potential buyers. In an interview published on Monday, Damon Dash revealed that he and Kanye West are in the running to buy the struggling e-retailer. The Boston-based company has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection after several failed offshoots (including its women’s streetwear portal, MissKL) resulted in a mountain of debt for the company. According to Karmaloop Founder and CEO Greg Selkoe, Kanye and Dash aren’t the only potential suitors, “We’ve heard from them and others too. There’s a lot of interest in Karmaloop and we consider that a good thing.” At this point, Karmaloop may be forced into a Chapter 11 filing if it can’t make a deal with investors to restructure debt and add capital.
Netflix really doesn’t want you to leave your screens. The video streaming service even went to the ends of the earth to find comedian Chris Tucker and bring him out of hiding for his first full-length stand-up comedy special.
Chris Tucker Live will air on the site July 10, The Hollywood Reporter announced today, and will dabble in everything from his experiences during childhood to his success in Hollywood.
“Chris Tucker is a true global movie star and a one-of-a-kind talent whose remarkable energy, delivery and original style make him one of the funniest comedians of our time,” said Ted Sarandos, Netflix chief content officer. “We cannot wait to share his distinct and hilarious voice with our members across the globe.”
Chris Tucker joins a list of comedians who have specials on Netflix including Aziz Ansari, Kevin Hart, Katt Williams and Chelsea Handler,
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