Here’s what you need to know, from the prices of its tiers to what TV shows and movies will be on it. Peacock, NBCUniversal’s new streamer, launches Wednesday. Television Everything you need to know about Peacock, latest entrant in the streaming wars The show - a co-production between CBS, Imagine Television and Universal Television that is executive produced by Brown, Ron Howard and others - is among the projects Blythe alleges Dan hid from her. Six months later, she came back and sued for more.”īased on the internationally bestselling thriller “The Lost Symbol,” a sequel to the 2003 blockbuster “The Da Vinci Code,” Peacock’s new series follows Langdon as he is hired by the CIA to solve Masonic puzzles and derail a global conspiracy. “At the time of the divorce, he agreed to allocate more than half of the marital assets to her.

“Blythe Brown was fully aware of all of her husband’s creative projects and efforts throughout the marriage, including those that had not yet yielded revenue or commercial success when they divorced,” Lukey said. Wolkoff disputed that claim, saying Brown’s team made redactions to the final document and should have seen the changes. Lukey said the affidavit had been amended by Blythe or her attorney, and that Dan had signed it without being made aware of the statement listing no anticipated projects. The allegations are “baseless,” Dan said through his lawyer, Joan Lukey.

“We believe that those documents offer persuasive evidence supporting Blythe’s claim that at the time of the parties’ divorce, Dan had major TV and book projects underway that he did not disclose in the divorce papers.” “e now have Dan’s own words in the documents produced in discovery,” Harvey Wolkoff, Blythe’s lawyer, said in a statement to The Times. Blythe’s legal team pointed to a series of emails and documents obtained via subpoena that they say show projects anticipated or well in progress.

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