Read the URL again.
Go ahead. Read it one more time. We'll wait.
whorepresents.com
The site is called WhoRepresents. As in "who represents" a given celebrity — which agent, which manager, which lawyer, which publicist. It has been on the internet since 2001. It is used by Netflix, Paramount, Disney, NBC Universal, CAA, WME, Condé Nast, the New York Times, Nike, Vera Wang, and UNICEF. It is, by all accounts, the premier database for finding the professional representatives of any artist, athlete, or entertainer on the planet.
The people who built it did not notice the domain name problem for quite some time.
The actual site is genuinely impressive. Three searchable databases — celebrity representatives, musicians, and athletes — with contact information for agents, managers, lawyers, and publicists. The kind of industry intelligence that used to require knowing someone. Subscriptions start at $12.99 a month.
If you've ever wanted to know who represents your favorite actor, musician, or athlete — who to contact for a brand deal, a speaking engagement, an interview request, a licensing pitch — this is where you find out.
The professionals who need this have been quietly using it for 25 years. The rest of us just found out it's called whorepresents.com.
Both things can be true.