Month: September 2021

InterActive Corp., the digital media company founded by Barry Diller, is in advanced discussions to acquire magazine publisher Meredith Corp. The Wall Street Journal, citing people familiar with the talks, said a deal would value Meredith at more than $2.5 billion. The Iowa-based company, which recently sold its local TV stations to Gray Television, publishes People, Better
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Busy day for Larry Fleet. In addition to releasing his own phenomenal album Stack Of Records today, the extremely talented Larry Fleet is teaming up with the great Jon Pardi for a new track of Hardy’s Hixtape Vol. 2.  Written by Larry Fleet, Jake Mitchell, and Josh Thompson the tongue-in-cheek twanger titled “In Love With My
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Alan Jackson finds himself onstage at the Mother Church of Country Music with some of the genre’s legendary names in his newest music video, for his song “Where Have You Gone.” The black-and-white clip honors, as Jackson describes it, “real country music”: songs with steel guitar, banjo, fiddle and other traditionally country instruments. Peter Zavadil directed
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Chris Pratt is set to voice iconic mustachioed plumber Mario in the upcoming animated film, Super Mario Bros. Nintendo announced the all-star voice cast on Thursday. The film arrives in theaters December 21, 2022. Charlie Day will voice Mario’s brother Luigi; the brothers are the lead mushroom-devouring characters in the classic Nintendo video game series.
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The American special envoy to Haiti has resigned in protest at the “inhumane” deportation of hundreds of Haitian migrants back to their country from a camp on the US-Mexican border. Daniel Foote said that conditions in the Caribbean nation were so bad that US officials were confined to secure compounds because of the danger of
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Nineties supermodel Linda Evangelista has sued Zeltiq Aestethics, a company that specializes in cryolipolysis — or fat removal by freezing — procedures, after their CoolSculpting System left her “permanently deformed.” Evangelista is seeking $50 million from Zeltiq after enduring “severe and permanent personal injuries and disfigurement, her pain and suffering, severe emotional distress and mental anguish,
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BP says it is “prioritising” fuel deliveries across its network of branded filling stations as some are hit by the national shortage of HGV and tanker drivers. The company told Sky News that “tens” of its 1,200-strong forecourts were experiencing shortages as a result of delays and it would ensure they got re-stocked first. It
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The roots of QAnon run deeper than you think, tapping into centuries-old conspiracy theories with echoes of anti-Semitic and anti-Catholic bigotry. In the latest “Reality Check with John Avlon: Extremist Beat,” Avlon traces how far back these false beliefs go and explores the present-day implications with CNN’s Donie O’Sullivan.
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Maria Tope Akinyele Ph.D.  serves as the Assistant Director of Strategy and Innovation at the Danielson Group. She is also the founder of Agiri Learning Consultants, a firm that has helped hundreds of school leaders and organizations embrace, strategize, and enact positive changes in their pursuits towards cultural responsiveness, racial equity, justice, diversity, and inclusion. 
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The last time Jesse Malin celebrated an album release, there were no vaccine debates, no masks and no businesses shuttering or families grieving due to a global pandemic. That record, 2019’s Sunset Kids, is steeped in Malin and producer Lucinda Williams‘ alt-country and lyrical sensibilities and is an eternal snapshot of a different world that seems a lifetime away.
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