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EVENTS CALENDAR THOUGHT LEADERSHIP CONVERSATIONS, SCREENINGS AND Q&As JUNE 1 BBC America Killing Eve 2 AMC Dispatches from Elsewhere 2 Rebooting the Entertainment Industry Series Sponsored by PwC and Ad Council Episode 4: The Future of Sports & Live Events 3 HBO Succession 4 HBO Avenue 5 4 Surging Viewership Rewriting TV Strategies 8 HBO We’re Here 9 HBO Outsider 9 Rebooting the Entertainment Industry Series Sponsored by PwC and Ad Council Episode 5: The Outlook for Future Growth Presented by Skydance Media 10 HBO I Know This Much is True 22 HBO Watchmen 23-25 Virtual TV Fest & A Night in the Writers’ Room VARIETY.COM/STREAMINGROOM PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Michelle Fine-Smith [email protected] YEARS State of the Union GABRIELLE UNION SPEAKS OUT ABOUT TOXICITY ON THE SET OF 'AMERICA’S GOT TALENT' AND THE NEED TO BUILD A MORE INCLUSIVE WORKPLACE IN HOLLYWOOD BY MATT DONNELLY P.24 We picked the very best movies and TV shows to stream right now so you don’t have to. POWERED BY LAUNCHING MAY 30 Variety.com/WhatToWatch JENNA GREENE BLOSSOMING CAREER Maude Apatow next stars in “The King of Staten Island.” P.2 4 Breaking STILES/A-FRAME: HAIR CONSULTATION: LARRY SIMS/FORWARD ARTISTS; TOP: THE ROW; JEWELRY: BARE & GOLDEN (THIS PAGE) PHOTOGRAPH BY BY PHOTOGRAPH & GOLDEN (THIS BARE PAGE) JEWELRY: THE ROW; TOP: ARTISTS; SIMS/FORWARD LARRY HAIR CONSULTATION: STILES/A-FRAME: the Silence Gabrielle Union talks about her exit from “America’s Got Talent” and being a voice for change. By MATT DONNELLY P.3 2 Growing Into Her Own Maude Apatow expands her range in “Hollywood,” “Euphoria” and dad’s “King of Staten Island.” By JENELLE RILEY : THOMAS CHRISTOS KIKIS/THE WALL GROUP; MAKEUP CONSULTATION: FIONA MAKEUP CONSULTATION: GROUP; KIKIS/THE WALL CHRISTOS : THOMAS P.3 6 Entering the Mainstream With backing from Sony, Chinese streamer Bilibili looks to broaden its audience but keep its street cred. 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