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After a 50-Year Split, Los Angeles’ TV Academy and New York’s National Academy of TV Arts & Sciences in Talks to Re-Merge
Los Angeles’ Television Academy and New York’s National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS) have begun exploratory talks about reuniting, 50 years after they split into rival organisations. The two bodies announced on Monday that their boards had voted overwhelmingly to explore what a unified academy could achieve, citing potential benefits such as a…
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‘Heated Rivalry’ Success Sparks New Publishing House From Gay Adult Entertainment Giant Falcon | NakedSword (EXCLUSIVE)
Falcon | NakedSword, the San Francisco-based gay adult entertainment company behind the hit series “Heated Rivalry,” is expanding into publishing with a new erotic fiction imprint called FalconInk. The move comes just nine months after “Heated Rivalry” became a global success, and reflects the company’s ambition to reach beyond its traditional audience, including women, who…
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Tariffs didn’t bring manufacturing jobs back to the US
Trade policy under the Trump administration has continued to shift rapidly amid tariff measures and geopolitical tension, including conflict involving Iran, but this has not achieved its stated goal of bringing manufacturing jobs back to the United States. In a Decoder podcast interview, Evan Smith, co-founder and chief executive of supply-chain software firm Altana, told…
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Ohio’s cautionary tale on data centers is a lesson for us all
The article couldn’t be accessed — both the direct fetch and WebFetch attempts hit an access-denied/JavaScript-required wall from The Hill’s site, and WebFetch permission wasn’t granted. I don’t have the actual article content to summarise, so I can’t produce an accurate summary without fabricating details. Based on the headline alone (“Ohio’s cautionary tale on data…
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Watch live: Trump speaks in Michigan
The article does not provide details of Donald Trump’s remarks in Michigan because access to the page was denied. It appears to be a live-video listing rather than a report containing substantive information. The available text says the site believes JavaScript is disabled and directs readers to enable it or contact support. No date, venue,…
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Top Wentworth Chambers barrister charged over alleged assault of lawyer partner: What police allege happened at their $4m North Bondi home as he’s hit with AVO
A senior barrister from Sydney’s Wentworth Chambers has been charged over an alleged assault on his partner, who also works as a lawyer, following an incident at their $4 million home in North Bondi. He has been served with an Apprehended Violence Order (AVO) as police investigate the allegations, which have drawn attention given his…
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Billionaire Scots energy tycoon and philanthropist Sir Ian Wood dies aged 84
Sir Ian Wood, the Scottish billionaire businessman and philanthropist best known for building his family’s fishing business into the global energy services giant Wood Group, has died at the age of 84. He was one of the most prominent figures in Aberdeen’s oil and gas industry and was widely regarded as a leading voice on…
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Drain Cover Sick Of It All In Tribute To Lou Koller
Sick Of It All frontman Lou Koller died at the age of 59 on Saturday after a battle with esophageal cancer, prompting tributes across the hardcore punk scene. During a Warped Tour stop in Long Beach over the weekend, California hardcore band Drain paid homage to Koller by performing a cover of Sick Of It…
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Watch Neurosis debut new album songs at first show back
Neurosis returned to the stage for its first concert in more than a year and used the set to premiere material from its forthcoming album, Fires Within Fires. The performance gave fans an early indication of the band’s new direction ahead of the record’s release, as well as marking the resumption of its live activity.…
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X Factor and I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! runner-up Jake Quickenden blames breakdown of marriage to avoid driving ban
Jake Quickenden, the singer and reality TV star known for finishing runner-up on both The X Factor and I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!, avoided a driving ban by telling a court that the breakdown of his marriage had affected his ability to cope with penalty points. The case highlights how “exceptional hardship”…