If you’re not already watching “The Golden Bachelor,” consider this your sign to hop on the bandwagon immediately. I was initially hesitant to start the ABC dating series, which follows 72-year-old Gerry Turner’s journey as the Bachelor franchise’s oldest leading man. But after weekly pleas from a coworker, I finally …
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Kat Pettibone Best believe I was bejeweled when I walked into SoFI Stadium for Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour. As a longtime Swiftie — I’m talking back to the days of tears on her guitar — I was thrilled when I was able to snag tickets to night four of her …
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Sitting with William Friedkin a few years ago, I was suddenly caught by surprise. After taking out his iPad, the master filmmaker began to scroll through a series of photos, all taken inside a small room in Vatican City, where he’d been invited to attend a real-life exorcism. That might …
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The year was 1992. Not yet a multibillion-dollar industry, hip-hop was still considered an emerging cultural movement hailing from New York City’s most disenfranchised borough: the Bronx. However, it had spread across the East and West coasts and specific pockets of the US, speaking intimately to Black and brown communities …
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Robert Gottlieb, the legendary editor at Simon & Schuster, Alfred A. Knopf and The New Yorker who helped shape the work of many of the world’s greatest writers over the past six decades, has died, according to Knopf and The New Yorker. He was 92. A partial list of the …
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Robert Dalva, the movie editor who earned an Oscar nomination for his work on the touching household journey The Black Stallion and collaborated with director Joe Johnston on 5 movies, together with Jumanji and Captain America: The First Avenger, has died. He was 80. Dalva died Jan. 27 of lymphoma …
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A chief editor of a Hong Kong-based political journal who went lacking in September has been arrested on suspicion of “running an illegal business,” Radio Free Asia has realized. Chen Zhiming, a former editor on the Folks’s Every day Press who moved to Hong Kong to arrange the Exclusive Characters …
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When President Barack Obama hosted his US-Africa Summit in August 2014, my roundups in AfricaFocus Bulletin featured critical analysis of the likely outcome and the issues that were likely to be ignored, in addition to alternate viewpoints by civil society groups. I doubt that such detailed critiques of the Biden …
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He says while there has been a change in how people talk about migrants, what remains unchanged is the kind of panic the issue creates and the way the media presents it. “As if they are swamping …
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Randy Hagihara, a longtime Los Angeles Occasions editor identified for his no-nonsense demeanor, in addition to a sharp-eyed recruiter who delighted to find and mentoring younger journalists, has died at his house in Huntington Seashore. He was 72. Hagihara’s demise Saturday adopted a protracted battle with esophageal most cancers, mentioned …
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