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Omar Epps, a distinguished figure in the entertainment industry known for his dynamic roles in television and film, has recently joined forces with Independent Artist Group for representation. This partnership signifies a strategic move for Epps as he continues to build on his impressive career legacy.

📺 A Versatile Television Career: Epps has been captivating audiences with his performances in a variety of critically acclaimed TV shows. Recently, he has shone in "Power Book III: Raising Kanan" on Starz, earning accolades for his role in the crime drama series, which is set for a fourth season. He is widely recognized for his longstanding role opposite Hugh Laurie in the medical drama "House," where his portrayal contributed significantly to the show’s success across its eight seasons. Additionally, Epps’ talent has been showcased in series like "Shooter," "This Is Us," and "Resurrection."

🎥 Impactful Presence in Film: On the silver screen, Epps continues to make his mark with recent projects like

Kat Graham, renowned for her portrayal of Bonnie Bennett in "The Vampire Diaries," has embarked on a new journey in her acting career by signing with Untitled Entertainment for management. In a move that speaks to enduring professional relationships and personal trust, partner Evan Hainey will take the helm in managing her dynamic career.

🔮 A Reunion of Trust and Talent: Graham’s connection with Evan Hainey dates back over a decade, laying the foundation for this significant partnership. Her commendation of Hainey’s guidance throughout her career highlights a relationship built on mutual respect and shared history. "Funny enough Evan helped start my career well over a decade ago," Graham recounted to Deadline, emphasizing the natural fit and her appreciation for reuniting professionally with a trusted friend and advisor.

📺 From Mystic Falls to Netflix Hits: Graham’s rise to fame was catalyzed by her standout role in "The Vampire Diaries," where she captivated audiences for eight seasons. Her character,

Julianne Hough, a multifaceted talent renowned for her exceptional skills in singing, dancing, acting, and choreography, has inked a deal with UTA for representation across all areas of her dynamic career. This partnership signifies a strategic move, aligning Hough with one of the industry's leading agencies as she continues to expand her impressive portfolio.

🕺💃 Dancing Queen Returns: Hough, an Emmy-winning choreographer and a beloved figure on "Dancing with the Stars," is set to grace the stage once more as the co-host for the show’s 33rd season. Her long-standing relationship with the series as a dancer, judge, and choreographer has been marked by significant acclaim, including two Emmy nominations and a win for her outstanding choreography in Sia’s “Elastic Heart” performance.

🎬 A Distinguished Acting Career: Beyond the dance floor, Hough has made her mark in the acting world with notable performances in a variety of roles. Her portrayal of Sandy in "Grease Live!" was particularly

Kim Coates, celebrated for his riveting portrayal of Tig Trager in the acclaimed series "Sons of Anarchy," has joined forces with Paradigm for representation. This partnership marks a significant development in Coates' already illustrious career, spanning over several decades of compelling performances in both television and film.

📺 An Iconic TV Presence: Coates’ portrayal of the complex character Tig Trager in FX’s "Sons of Anarchy" has left an indelible mark on the show’s legacy and on fans around the world. As the sergeant-at-arms of the outlaw motorcycle club, his character was central to the series’ exploration of loyalty, morality, and brotherhood. The show, which enjoyed a successful run from 2008 to 2014, remains a high point in Coates' career.

🌟 Versatile Roles Across Screen: Beyond the world of Charming, California, Coates has demonstrated his range as an actor with recurring roles in projects like Max’s "White House Plumbers," Netflix’s "Godless," and "Bad Blood," along with appearances

Michael Irby, acclaimed for his roles in "Barry" and "Mayans M.C.," has embarked on a new journey in his acting career by signing with Brillstein Entertainment Partners for representation. This move comes as Irby bids farewell to two significant television series that concluded in 2023.

🏍️ Riding High with Mayans M.C.: Irby's portrayal of Obispo ‘Bishop’ Losa in FX's "Mayans M.C." has been a defining role in his career. As a central figure in the motorcycle drama across all five seasons, Irby's character Bishop, the stoic former Presidente of the Mayans M.C. Santo Padre Charter, became a fan favorite. The series, a spinoff of the iconic "Sons of Anarchy," has cemented its place in the biker drama genre, with Irby's performance being a key contributor to its success.

🔫 A Critical Hit in Barry: In HBO’s dark comedy "Barry," Irby showcased his versatility as the polite yet dangerous Bolivian mobster Cristobal Sifuentes. Across four seasons, his character’s complex relationship with NoHo Hank