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0:00It's April 29th. From red carpets to breaking stories, this is entertainment and celebrity news, powered by AI. Chelsea Cardos just got promoted to Vice President of Alloy Entertainment's television division. She'll report directly to President and Chief Creative Officer Leslie Morganstein. Cardos joined the team three years ago and has been driving key projects forward. In her time there, she's led development on several shows, including producing the eight-episode Amazon Prime series, The Probability of Miracles, With, Alloy producing and Warner Brothers Television as the studio. Morganstein praised her standout work, especially on that Amazon project, and said they're thrilled about her growth. Cardos called it a career-defining ride, growing up as a fan of Alloy's books and shows, and she's pumped for what's next working with the New York. And Los Angeles teams. Before Alloy, she spent eight years at AMC Networks, climbing from assistant to director of scripted programming. She oversaw hits like projects in The Walking Dead Universe, Plus Moonhaven, Lodge 49,

1:03NOS-4A2, and Invitation to a Bonfire. She started out at New Wave Entertainment and Root 1 Films. Alloy boasts over 900 hours of major series, like Netflix's U, The CW's Gossip Girl, The Vampire Diaries, and its spin-offs, The Originals, and Legacies, The 100, and various pretty little Liars versions. This promotion keeps their momentum rolling strong.