Amazon reportedly paid $25 million for more Rihanna content that is not a new album
In the not so distant past, Quibi sounded like a premium topping that could be ordered on the Sweetgreen secret menu, but now with a lineup that includes stars like Keke Palmer, Andy Cohen, and Gabrielle Union, Quibi is poised to be the next big name in streaming services.
We’ll see what Amazon has to say about that, becausehas reportedly sold a documentary about herself to Amazon for a very large sum: $25 million. This will be her second project with the streaming service, after the success of her Savage X Fenty fashion show. Will she ever make music again? Who knows. Maybe let her live. [
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