Paul Wachter: Celebs Rumors

Arnold Schwarzenegger's life is getting the documentary treatment.Netflix's three-part docuseries, , chronicles Schwarzenegger's journey from Austria to reaching the American dream. Told through interviews with Schwarzenegger, his friends, adversaries, co-stars and colleagues, the docuseries explores his days as a bodybuilder to Hollywood actor to his run as governor of California.As the trailer, released Wednesday, also promises, the docuseries will address the lows in Schwarzenegger's personal life, including the end of his marriage to ex-wife Maria Shriver amid his extramarital affair with their housekeeper and him fathering a child, son Joseph Baena.«People will remember my successes and they will also remember those failures,» Schwarzenegger says in the two-minute trailer.Though he doesn't explicitly specify the circumstances that surrounded his marital troubles with Shriver, the star does imply major hurdles.«It was very tough on my marriage, on my relationship with the kids.

APPOINTMENTSJim Berkus is stepping down as Chair of talent agency UTA, according to Billboard. The company is also adding two new directors, Paul Wachter of investment firm Main Street Advisors and Ceci Kurzman of Nexus Management Group. Wachter will also become Chair.Defected Records has hired Jess Nash as Head Of Sync and Deniz Hilmi as Head Of Events And Talent.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorLeBron James and Maverick Carter are combining their three media companies to create The SpringHill Company, with backing from major investors including Chernobyl producer Sister and a powerful new board.Sister will invest in The SpringHill Company alongside financial services companies Guggenheim Investments and UC Investments, as well as investor Jason Stein’s SC.Holdings. Bloomberg reported that the backing was worth $100M.The company’s new board will include Elisabeth Murdoch, Serena Williams, Apollo Global Management co-founder Marc Rowan, investment banker Paul Wachter, Live Nation CEO Michael Rapino, and Tom Werner, the Boston Red Sox chairman.