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Ari Emanuel has spent more than three decades making deals, building companies and occasionally screaming his way through Hollywood. Now, the superagent-turned-media mogul is telling his own story.
In a new memoir “Roll the Calls,” released Sept. 22, Emanuel chronicles his rise from the CAA mailroom to one of the most powerful positions in entertainment and sports. The 432-page book was written alongside J.R. Moehringer, the Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist who collaborated with Prince Harry on “Spare” and Andre Agassi on “Open.
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