Just three days later, we have our answer: In the spirit of minor reality stars, Twitch streamers, and one imprisoned former governor, Santos has started a Cameo account, recording custom videos. For ...

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“Send a pep talk,” “Roast someone,” “Get advice,” “Say happy birthday,” “Valentine’s Day,” are prompts on Cameo, a quick turnaround site offering fans a personalized video from your favorite celebrity ...

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Artificial intelligence firm OpenAI is facing a trademark infringement lawsuit from celebrity video platform Cameo over the use of the name “Cameo” in its recently launched Sora video-generation app, ...

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The Tiger King cast is cashing in on the app Cameo. Cameo allows you to pay for video shoutouts from your favorite celebrities. Kody Antle, the son of Doc Antle, is charging the most. Apparently that ...

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It's tough marking special events these days. The New Yorker's Naomi Fry explains many people are now turning to an app called Cameo for personalized celebrity messages for their friends and family.