Intuitive Entertainment
Intuitive Entertainment is a television and film production company dedicated to "storytelling with style and character." Mechelle Collins and Kevin Dill opened Intuitive's doors to the world in 2006; and since its beginning, Intuitive Entertainment has produced thousands of hours of content for many networks and companies including Bravo, E!, Lifetime, A&E, TLC, and Discovery ID.
In 2014, Intuitive Entertainment was awarded the Realscreen Award for "Outstanding Achievement in Reality/Docuformat" for their hit show The Millionaire Matchmaker, which spanned eight seasons on Bravo. Intuitive's blockbuster hit, The Rap Game, will premiere its fifth season on Lifetime in 2019. And, in addition to producing television for over a decade, Intuitive has also produced several documentaries including See Me with Susan Sarandon, Spotlight 25 with Willow Bay, and Juvies for MTV.
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Wayne Brady — who hosts “Let’s Make a Deal,” was a winner on “The Masked Singer,” performs on “Whose Line Is It Anyway” and plays a “badass” named Gravedigger on “Black Lightning” — has a new show on BYUtv.
And, he admits, he didn’t exactly know what he was getting himself into at first.
Featuring talented young individuals from across the country, the competition highlights a one-of-a-kind performers' bootcamp which demonstrates the highest "comedy IQ." Each challenge teaches the competitors how to be multi-faceted in writing, directing, performing and creating comedy as well as musical content.
He’s performed on Broadway, won multiple Emmys, received a Grammy nod and totally dominated during the second season of Fox’s “The Masked Singer” behind the Fox mask.
He also hosts “Let’s Make a Deal” and brought on the laughs for many years with “Whose Line is it Anyway?,” not to mention his time on “How I Met Your Mother” or his self-named show.
BBC Three is, this week, launching its own version of The Rap Game, the US version of which has now been running for five seasons, fronted by rap svengali Jermaine Dupri alongside Queen Latifah. The Rap Game UK is a somewhat more low-key take.
Competing against six other artists for the So So Def chain on Season 5 of The Rap Game was lite work for 16-year-old Tyeler Reign. From the way she speaks, to the style of clothing, down to the cadences in her raps the West Coast represented.
Justin Williamson was once the most overweight teenager in the United States. At 685 lbs, he had only two goals: become healthy, and share his passion for music and become a professional singer. Justin is well on his way to achieving his goals. After a long road, he has lost 300 pounds from his peak weight.