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    Vincent Geraghty joins Laughlin Constable to lead its HIVE Content Studio

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    Vincent Geraghty
    CHICAGO --

    Laughlin Constable (LC), an independent, full-service brand experiences agency, has hired Vincent Geraghty to serve as EVP, head of production at its HIVE Content Studio, overseeing the agency’s full integrated suite of production and content offerings.

    Geraghty previously held senior executive production roles at Havas, Ogilvy, Publicis Communications and Leo Burnett. Most recently, he had founded GPSG Geraghty Group, an independent full-service production studio, working with agencies, production companies and brands.

    “Vincent is one of those game-changing hires,” said Anthony Romano, CEO of Laughlin Constable. “His incredible reputation for building and running world-class production teams, combined with his high bar for creative excellence and his track record of doing award-winning work for iconic brands, makes him the perfect person to lead the big vision we have for what a modern content studio should be today.”

    Geraghty will run the HIVE Content Studio as an independent studio operation, supporting its own stand-alone portfolio of clients, while also continuing to serve as the in-house production arm of Laughlin Constable. The HIVE Content Studio has been gradually expanding over the last few years from a campaign postproduction outfit to offering a much wider and more versatile array of best-in-class videography, photography, animation, social and micro-content, and AI-generated content assignments.

    “I’m thrilled to start this new chapter in my career with the talented creative team at LC and HIVE Content Studio,” said Geraghty. “The agency’s bold ambition for bringing together tech innovations, craft, and lean operations to create a new standard for content at scale, aligns with my beliefs about what’s important for the future of content production.”

    Geraghty began at Laughlin Constable in May 2024. He has received creative awards for his work, including Cannes Film Gold Lions, Cannes Direct Gold Lions, AICP Next Awards, AICP Film Awards, One Show Pencils, Effies and Clios for global clients such as Coca-Cola, McDonald’s, Kellogg’s, P&G, Altoids, Samsung and SC Johnson.

    Laughlin Constable has won a string of new client engagements recently, including True Value, Nordic Naturals, Good Food Holdings, North Shore Bank, Sherwin Williams, and Elevance Health, and recently won a 2024 Clio and a 2024 Effie for its work with the national non-profit, the ASPCA.

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    Nathalie Baye, French actor known for her warmth and versatility, dies at 77

    Sunday, April 19, 2026
    Actress Nathalie Baye poses for photographers during a photo call for the film Juste La Fin Du Monde (It's Only The End Of The World) at the 69th international film festival, Cannes, southern France, May 19, 2016. (AP Photo/Thibault Camus, File)

    Nathalie Baye, a French actor who was a fan's favorite for her her down-to-earth charm and great versatility, has died. She was 77.

    French president Emmanuel Macron paid tribute to an actor "with whom we loved, dreamed and grew." French media reported that Baye died on Friday in Paris from a neurodegenerative disease, quoting a statement from her relatives.

    "We loved Nathalie Baye so much," Macron wrote in a message on X. "Through her voice, her smiles, and her modesty, she accompanied the past decades of French cinema, from François Truffaut to Tonie Marshall."

    Baye featured in more than 80 movies, switching from mainstream comedies to auteur films with ease in a career that spanned over five decades. She twice claimed the prize for best actress at the Césars, France's equivalent of the Oscars.

    Baye, who was Leonardo DiCaprio's on-screen mother in Steven Spielberg's "Catch Me If You Can," won both popular and critical acclaim for her role in "Venus Beauty Institute," a romantic comedy that follows three women working in a Parisian beauty salon as they search for fulfilment. Marshall won the César award for best director in 2000 for the movie.

    The daughter of artists, Baye first trained as a dancer then honed her acting skills at the famed Cours Simon and the Conservatoire. She took the spotlight in François Truffaut's "Day for Night" in 1973 and, five years later, worked with him again on "The Green Room."

    Baye worked with directors Maurice Pialat, Claude Sautet and Bertrand Tavernier, among others. She rose to fame with "The Return of Martin Guerre" in 1982. A year later, her role as a tough-talking streetwalker devoted to her down-and-out gangster boyfriend Philippe Leotard in "La Balance" earned her a... Read More

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