Fox Entertainment announced a partnership with Hartbeat Brands, Kevin Hart's company, to develop and distribute vertical IP, giving Fox a first look at films and TV series from the Codeblack, Essence and Revolt brands.
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Hart's followers may care because the deal expands his company's involvement in creating and distributing film and television content.
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