"Tina, we're meeting again."

In the luxurious reception room of Beverly Hills Club, Ronan shook hands with Tina Brown, editor-in-chief of Vanity Fair: "You are so beautiful today."

Tina Brown smiled and said, "Thank you." She knew that Ronan was a busy man and would not ask her to meet him for nothing, so she asked directly: "Is there anything wrong with me today?"

Ronan smiled and said, "It's a small matter for you to help."

"Though said." Tina Brown's words were unscathed: "Ronan, we are friends, I will definitely help if you can."

Ronan could naturally hear the meaning of this sentence, and he also knew what kind of person Tina Brown was.

So, after he met Tom Cruise and Brian Lord yesterday, the first person he looked for was the editor-in-chief of "Vanity Fair".

Ronan didn't have to go around in circles and said: "In recent days, there have been some reports about Tom in the media, and some of them have been published in Vanity Fair."

Tina Brown frowned slightly, still maintaining a decent smile on her face, and said, "The editors below are responsible for the specific content writing of the magazine. I basically don't participate in it, and the specific situation is not very clear."

Ronan disregarded and said, "Tina, you must have heard of some, right?"

Tina Brown nodded slightly: "Hear some." She turned passive to active and asked back: "Ronan, are you going to interfere in this matter?"

Not the parties involved, few people are willing to get involved.

Ronan said solemnly: "Tom is my friend, and caa is my long-term cooperative brokerage company. If you can do your best, you have to help."

Tina Brown was obviously thinking.

"There is so much news in Hollywood every year, not much more," Ronan said lightly: "As far as I know, more than 80% of Vanity Fair's revenue comes from advertising."

Tina Brown looked up at Ronan and suddenly thought of something. At the beginning of this year, she saw a report from the advertising business department, which contained content on the relativity of major customers. Among them, there were more than a dozen movies and TV series that might have direct business contact with Vanity Fair.

The measurement criteria for some things are actually very simple and not as complicated as imagined. The key is to see whether there is capital in hand.

There is no doubt that Ronan, who has the entire Relativity Entertainment Group as support, has enough weight in the eyes of Tina Brown.

The people in Caa have previously looked for Tina Brown, but Tina Brown made excuses to turn it off. Caa needs more media like Vanity Fair as a media promotion star.

But relativity entertainment is different. The promotion and promotion of film and television under relativity and Oscar public relations may generate tens of millions of dollars in profits with Vanity Fair.

Tom Cruise's news is so popular, and he can't make so much money.

Moreover, "Vanity Fair" cannot be like those low-level gossip tabloids with no style, and all messy news must be published, and it must maintain a relatively high-end style, which also limits the space for hype.

But in just half a minute, Tina Brown measured the pros and cons and said with a smile: "I didn't know much about it before, so I'll learn about it when I go back."

Ronan smiled and said, "Please trouble you."

"You're welcome." Tina Brown said naturally: "We are old friends, and Relativity Entertainment is also one of the closest partners in Vanity Fair. It's time to help friends and partners."

Things went smoothly, and Ronan chatted with Tina Brown for a while. Tina Brown took the initiative to leave, and said that he would deal with the matter about Tom Cruise in the afternoon.

Tina Brown just a few minutes away when Tom Cruise and his agent Walter knocked on the door and walked in.

"Sit, Tom." Ronan pointed to the single sofa next to him: "Sit, Walter."

Tom Cruise sat down and said, "I'm going to make you embarrassed."

Ronan smiled and said, "We are friends, so we don't have to see each other so much."

Tom Cruise said with apologies: "My trouble is going to make time to come back from San Francisco."

"Everyone has something that they are good at and something unique." Ronan didn't find it troublesome. It might be too exaggerated to say that it was a simple task, but it was not very difficult. He said, "Maybe I need your help at any time."

Tom Cruise smiled and said, "There is something that is useful to me, and you can call me anytime."

Ronan changed the topic and said, "Tina Brown will do related work today, and Vanity Fair is no longer a problem."

Tom Cruise breathed some relief and said, "Your words are still useful."

Walter asked with concern: "Will she just say not to do it..."

Tom Cruise frowned and looked at the interim agent, with doubtful Ronan's words?

Ronan said: "No." He simply explained: "Although Tina Brown is the editor-in-chief, she is actually more like a businessman, and businessmen value actual interests."

Walter understood that Tina Brown could not risk losing this big client of Relativity Entertainment to make some unwise choices.

Ronan reminded again: "Tom, Walter, you will contact Tina Brown in the future. You should have the attitude you should have."

"I understand." Tom Cruise nodded.

"The company has been in touch with media like Vanity Fair," Walter said.

Ronan has learned about Tina Brown, a veritable businesswoman. As long as it is profitable, it is nothing to suppress the negative news about Tom Cruise reporting on "Vanity Fair".

Of course, the benefits are not big enough, and nothing can be discussed.

The most successful case Tina Brown has ever operated is undoubtedly a series of reports and books by the Princess of Wales.

When Diana was alive, Tina Brown took the initiative to approach Diana using her identity as a media manager and even became Diana's most trusted best friend. However, after getting enough information, Tina Brown immediately became the most ruthless person to explode Diana's information.

After Diana died in a car accident, Tina Brown also revealed that Diana had the most money and the most successful. Not only did several media editors who were crazy about slandering, she herself also released several books about Diana.

For Tina Brown, Diana is always a good deck in her hands.

Someone in the media industry said that Tina Brown made her career to a brilliant start through Diana and achieved higher career goals through Diana.

Tina Brown has a life motto, which fully reflects that the media industry and entertainment stars are worse than being discussed by others, and no one is talking about them.

Ronan glanced at the time and said, "I made an appointment with the editor-in-chief of The Hollywood Reporter in the afternoon. We will go to Burbank later."

Walter asked with concern: "Can it go smoothly over there?"

Ronan said: "There is basically no problem."

Yesterday, I called the editor-in-chief of "The Hollywood Reporter" and had a brief chat.

However, Ronan reminded: "Relativity Entertainment has business dealings with many front-line media. It is not difficult to convince them to downplay related news hype. I am powerless in those gossip tabloids."

Tom Cruise replied, "It's okay."

Walter said: "Those tabloids dare to make up anything in order to attract attention. There is really no good way to do it. But without the follow-up of the first-tier media that has truly influential, even if the tabloids continue to follow up, the impact will be limited, and they will quickly shift their targets."

Ronan nodded: "There are too many people and things worth reporting in Hollywood."

When leaving the club, Tom Cruise quietly said to Ronan that Science Education was also doing related work, but it was very difficult and the media did not buy it at all. The reputation of Science Education was really bad.

A few days later, the negative news about Tom Cruise in the entertainment media suddenly decreased a lot, and the only thing left was gossip tabloids jumping around, and the incident was slowly receding.

Ronan met Brian Lord again, and he was not so polite when facing the people of Caa. Caa then jointly stated with Shahai Entertainment to assist Shahai Entertainment in packing and producing a TV series called "Prison Break".

According to an agreement reached between Ronan and Brian Lord, Caa has significantly reduced the package service fee in the project.

Pat Kinsily calmed down for the time being and did not do any more movements.

"You did nothing?"

In a mansion in Malibu, Nicole Kidman asked Pat Kinsley: "Is such a good opportunity in vain?"

Pat Jinsli said: "When it's time to stop, I have to stop. Brian Lord of the agency warned me that if I have any action, I will have to have a quarrel with the agency. I will have to find another opportunity in the future."

Nicole Kidman seemed a little unwilling to accept it: "Once hype and hype, the popularity will decrease."

Pat Jinsili said solemnly: "Now, there are only those tabloids. If the front-line media does not follow up, they will not have much influence."

"Why?" Nicole Kidman asked.

Pat Jinsli knew what she was asking and said slowly: "Ronan Anderson of Relativity Entertainment Group took action, he was not something I could shake."

Nicole Kidman's face turned pale in an instant: "It's him again!"

"Hmm?" Pat Kinsley looked at Nicole Kidman: "Have you ever had a conflict with her?"

Nicole Kidman couldn't speak directly, shook his head and said, "No."

Pat Kingsley reminded: "It doesn't matter if you say Tom Cruise. Don't mess with Ronan Anderson. The owner of an entertainment group's film company is not comparable to Tom Cruise."

Nicole Kidman was very regretful when he thought of the stupid things he did during Oscar Night impulse and self-inflation, and immediately said: "I won't have any contact with Ronan Anderson."

Pat Kinsley reminded: "Nicole, this matter is over, don't mention it in any public place. We also need the power of caa to help you hit the second Oscar."
Chapter completed!