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Mr. McCollum and Fox — along with the film producer John Davis and Tom McGrath, a veteran entertainment executive — announced a joint venture on Thursday to develop a slate of nine to 12 musicals based on Fox films.

Sue Naegle, a veteran Hollywood talent agent who helped bring the series "Six Feet Under" to HBO, was appointed president of the cable channel's entertainment division on Wednesday and immediately charged with helping it identify and develop a slate of worthy successors to that hit series and, more important, "The Sopranos".

Looking to expand his imprint and step into the realm of producing, Terrence left E! in 2015, later inking a first-look deal with MTV and VH1 last year to develop a slate of original programming.

Former president and big-time Netflix enthusiast Barack Obama is in "advanced talks" to develop a slate of new content for the streaming service, the New York Times reported Thursday, potentially giving Obama his first big, post–White House project after learning to kiteboard.

On Tuesday, the streaming service announced plans to partner with Dahl's estate to develop a slate of new animated programming based on the author's greatest books, including Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator, The Twits, Matilda, The BFG, and more.

And Labour, which has been working with some respected UK technologists for months, developed a slate of compelling ideas that failed to make it into its manifesto.

The group Mr. Negroponte heads, One Laptop Per Child, has developed a slate computer set to be released in 2012 that will cost less than $100.

Her company Derby Street Films is developing a slate of around 25 movies, and in March launched a multimillion-pound round of fundraising from investors.

Los Angeles has developed a slate of great events, and some of the best beer festivals in the state are just a short drive away.

Seniors with a clearer sense of why they are going to college develop a stronger slate of investigative questions, establish priorities and simply craft better admissions applications.

There, she is charged with developing a new slate of films that could ultimately secure the same acclaim and awards that have made this a rich year for British cinema - if not for the BBC.