Tan France: New Projects, Digital Content, & Owned Next Chapter

0:00It's April 27th. You're listening to Entertainment and Celebrity News today, AI-powered pop culture updates. I'm Cory with the story. Tan France shot to fame as the style guru on Netflix's queer eye reboot, wrapping up its 10 season run back in January. Just three months later, he's dropping a stack of new projects from acting gigs to his own production banner called French Tuck Media. He's back as Zubair in season two of Deli Boys on Hulu, dropping May 28th. There's also clashing through the snow on Amazon MGM, plus he's producing the Olivier Winning Play, the P-word in London. Topping it off his honorable gaze, his fresh digital comedy series with Rob Anderson and Eric Sedinho. France loves the ensemble vibe, saying he thrives bouncing ideas off others rather than going solo. He picked those two for honorable gaze after being a fan of their wild 90s movie breakdowns and comedy bits. Queer Eye was a massive hit. Longest running unscripted show on Netflix, Emmy sweeps and all, but he knows queer talent

1:02faces no guarantees in this. Industry Now he's leaning hard into digital content, funding it himself for Total Control. No studio notes on edits or press. Younger crowds skip long streams for quick social and YouTube hits under 15 minutes, and that's where he's aiming his both creator and viewer. That's ain't ditching scripted stuff though. Deli Boyz proves he's still in the game for everyone, not just one crowd. With French Tuck pushing boundaries, he's owning his next chapter on his terms.