'Magic Mike' star Channing Tatum participates in Harvard Business School's first-ever 'live case'

Actor Channing Tatum headed to the hallowed halls of Harvard Business School to participate in the popular Executive Education Program.

Looking dapper in an oxford shirt and vest, the Magic Mike XXL star, 36, alongside rapper-actor LL Cool J (who went by his real name, Todd Smith) and NBA star Pau Gasol, participated in the class's first-ever "live case", during which they shared ideas on how to innovate the film industry, reported People magazine.

 

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The class, which is taught by Professor Anita Elberse, is part of the Business of Entertainment, Media and Sports program, which focuses on the unique challenges of developing, managing and marketing a successful entertainment offering.

The four-day program is a favourite with stars like Karlie Kloss and Tyra Banks. It runs from June 1-4.