Nikki Glaser Signs With WME in All Areas
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- WME signed comedian Nikki Glaser in all areas, targeting opportunities across motion pictures, scripted and unscripted TV, literary, digital content, podcasting, branded ventures, lifestyle partnerships, music, and consumer businesses, plus her global touring.
- Glaser landed three Emmy nominations for her Hulu special "Good Girl" and for hosting the 83rd Annual Golden Globes.
- Her 2024 HBO special "Someday You'll Die" set the record for the largest streaming comedy special premiere in HBO Max history and later earned Emmy, Grammy, Golden Globe, Critics Choice, and WGA recognition.
- In 2025, Glaser became the first woman to host the Golden Globes solo and will return for a third consecutive year in 2027.
- Upcoming slate includes Netflix's "The Fifth Wheel" directed by Eva Longoria opposite Kim Kardashian, Netflix animated feature "Steps" with Amanda Seyfried premiering this November, a Paramount comedy inspired by MASH, and a Universal rom-com produced by Judd Apatow.
- Glaser is currently on "The Stunning Tour" across North America and Europe and remains repped by Alex Murray at Brillstein and attorney Lev Ginsberg.
Why it matters: Glaser just consolidated every commercial vertical under one roof at WME while sitting on a once-in-a-generation run — three Emmy nods, a record-breaking HBO Max special, and a third consecutive Golden Globes hosting gig — giving the agency unusual cross-format leverage to package her across streaming, broadcast, and touring simultaneously.
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