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Francesca Baker
I am a journalist, writer, copyeditor, marketer and researcher. I am passionate about communication and connection, and its power for social, personal and business impact. As a freelance writer, insight professional and marketer, I have a broad set of skills and experience that enables me to ...
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A chat with Eden James
Eden James, a singer and songwriter, discusses his musical journey, influences, and the impact of living in different cities like New York, London, and Brisbane on his music. He emphasizes his preference for working as a solo artist with session musicians and his admiration for the classic rock era, particularly the 70s. James also talks about the potential of an EDM remix of his song 'Something Called Love' to attract a younger audience. He reveals plans for new singles, an album, and concert announcements in 2020.
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Malavika Bhattacharya
Malavika Bhattacharya is an independent journalist and travel writer based in India. She covers culture, travel, food, the outdoors, and the arts. Her work has appeared on CNN.com, WSJ.com, in Conde Nast Traveller, National Geographic Traveller, Travel + Leisure, Fodor's, Rough Guides, The National,...
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Notes from Los Angeles
Los Angeles presents a blend of jet-lag and sunshine, with a lifestyle where many pursue their Hollywood dreams while working day jobs. Venice Beach offers a respite with its eclectic and laid-back atmosphere. Muscle Beach, known for Arnold Schwarzenegger, attracts fitness enthusiasts and tourists. Venice's creative spirit is reflected in its street art and establishments like High Rooftop Lounge and Hotel Erwin. Abbot Kinney Boulevard epitomizes the area's trendy lifestyle with chic shops and eateries like Plant Food+Wine, which cater to a diverse and expressive clientele.
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Daniel Bland
Daniel Bland is a freelance journalist based in São Paulo, Brazil. He primarily covers Business News, and has interviewed numerous top level government officials and company executives for more than a decade. Besides having more than 11,000 articles - in English and Spanish - published by ...
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Jeep North America now headed by William Peffer
William (Bill) Peffer has been appointed as the CEO of Jeep brand for Stellantis in North America, succeeding Jim Morrison, who will lead the Jeep Performance Parts business. This leadership transition comes as Jeep prepares to launch its first all-electric vehicles, the Jeep Recon and Wagoneer 'S' SUVs. Mark Stewart, COO of Stellantis North America, expressed confidence in the new assignments.
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Carla Caruso
Carla Caruso was born in Adelaide, Australia, and only ‘escaped’ for three years to work as a magazine journalist and fashion stylist in Sydney. Previously, she was a gossip columnist and fashion editor at Adelaide’s daily newspaper, The Advertiser. She has since freelanced for titles including ...
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27 Club x Little Bang | Adelaide Fringe
The 27 Club returns to the Adelaide Fringe for its fifth and final season, celebrating rock icons who died at 27, such as Jimi Hendrix and Amy Winehouse. The show features a rotating cast of Australian artists and will stage 27 performances at Gluttony in Rymill Park. Little Bang, a premier craft brewery, supports the event with themed sauces. The show, produced by Amplified House, is a major attraction at the Fringe, having won the Best Music Award in 2021.
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Olivia Chang
Olivia Zhang is a journalist based in Washington, United States of America.
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Keeping track: Who's quitting Trump job councils and who's staying
Eight executives have resigned from President Trump's manufacturing council following the violence in Charlottesville, while others have chosen to remain. The article lists the members of the manufacturing panel and the President's Strategic and Policy Forum, detailing who has left, who is staying, and who has not commented. The resignations are primarily in response to Trump's handling of the Charlottesville incident and his decision to pull the U.S. out of the Paris climate agreement. The article provides a comprehensive overview of the current status of these advisory councils.
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Lauren Fleishman
Lauren is a global thinker, trendhunter and writer with tv experience in Hollywood. Additionally, she was a "Streetscaper" for six years reporting Los Angeles street trends to The Futures Company in NYC. Through the Futures Company, Lauren worked on projects for clients such as ABC/Disney, Coca ...
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Cosmopolitan Style in Turkey
The article features personal style narratives from individuals in Turkey, highlighting their unique fashion choices and influences. Betül Altinova and Tuğba Duran, both students, discuss how they incorporate hijabs into their outfits and draw inspiration from family, models, and celebrities. Melis Ağazat, a fashion director, shares her love for vintage items and how her style is influenced by a range of muses, including historical figures and her grandmother, who paired luxury items with everyday wear.
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Caroline Harrap
Having begun her career as a news reporter and then features writer in the UK, Caroline went on to edit a weekly entertainment supplement, which saw her interview many well-known names, and then a monthly lifestyle magazine of more than 250 pages. Since turning freelance, Caroline has written for ...
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With the cost of living on everyone’s minds, follow these top tips to enjoying Paris while saving money on your trip to France
The article provides a guide to enjoying Paris on a budget, offering tips on free or affordable activities and attractions. It suggests visiting museums with free entry, such as the Musée d’Orsay and the Pompidou Centre, and enjoying the Eiffel Tower's light show. Walking around Paris, enjoying panoramic views from places like the Sacré-Cœur, and watching tango dancers by the Seine are recommended free activities. The article also advises having picnics in parks, exploring historic shopping arcades, visiting the Saint-Ouen flea market, and following the trail of 'Emily in Paris'. It highlights the Richelieu site of the Bibliothèque Nationale de France as a must-visit for book lovers and encourages discovering Paris's street art. Free seasonal events, cost-effective dining options, and affordable accommodation suggestions are also provided. A city pass is recommended for savings on various attractions.
Mike Ives
Mike Ives is a journalist based in Hanoi, Vietnam, and a regular contributor to The Economist and The New York Times.
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Val Kilmer, Film Star Who Played Batman and Jim Morrison, Dies at 65
Val Kilmer, a prominent Hollywood actor known for his roles as Jim Morrison in 'The Doors' and Batman in 'Batman Forever', passed away at 65 due to pneumonia. Despite his early promise and leading roles, Kilmer's career was marked by a mix of leading and supporting roles, with notable performances in films like 'Top Secret!', 'Thunderheart', and 'The Saint'. His portrayal of Batman was part of a varied career that included collaborations with directors like Oliver Stone and Quentin Tarantino. Kilmer's death was confirmed by his daughter, Mercedes Kilmer.
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James Jackson
James Jackson is a multimedia journalist based in Berlin, Germany. James is a self-starting media professional who is comfortable writing news, specialist reports dispatches, op-eds and features. A native English speaker, he is fluent in German and Spanish and covers Central Europe for outlets ...
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Job Success Rate 89%
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Louis Theroux Interviews … Pete Doherty review — the career hellraiser who continues to defy death
Pete Doherty, the former Libertines singer known for his tumultuous lifestyle, has been featured in a BBC2 interview with Louis Theroux. The program explores what happens when rock'n'roll's notorious figures, instead of succumbing to their destructive habits, choose a path of sobriety. Doherty serves as a real-life example, having moved to Normandy with his wife three years ago and avoided the tragic fates of other music legends.
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David Killick
David Killick is a journalist and photographer based in Christchurch, New Zealand. I have nearly four decades' experience in radio, newspaper, and magazines and have worked in New Zealand, the UK, and Germany. I have specialised in writing about design and architecture, real estate, and transport ...
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Coronavirus: Europe extends lockdowns as virus cases near 2m
Europe's hardest-hit countries extend lockdowns into May while outlining plans to reopen economies. Australia's Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Health Minister Greg Hunt express concerns over China's wildlife markets. Turkey passes a law to release 45,000 prisoners to ease jail overcrowding. The International Monetary Fund cancels six months of debt payments for 25 impoverished countries. New York's death toll surpasses 10,000, but Governor Andrew Cuomo sees signs of improvement. France extends its lockdown until May 11, and Spain allows some workers to return. Australia continues key domestic airline services, and WA hospital workers will receive a tuberculosis vaccine in a trial to boost COVID-19 resistance.
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James March
James March is a freelance travel journalist based in Birmingham, United Kingdom. Publications he's written for include Nat Geo Traveller, Lonely Planet, BBC Travel, The Washington Post, The Telegraph and Condé Nast Traveller.
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Job Success Rate 90%
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How to spend a day in West Hollywood, LA’s high-energy playground
West Hollywood, often referred to as WeHo, is a walkable neighborhood in Los Angeles known for its arts and design stores on Melrose Avenue and the vibrant nightlife of Sunset Boulevard. Key attractions include the Rock ’n Walk Sunset Strip tours, legendary music venues like The Troubadour and The Viper Room, and scenic bike and hike tours. Dining options range from the elegant Sunset Tower to the historic Tail O’ the Pup and cozy Dan Tana’s. Popular bars include The Rainbow Bar and Grill and The Bayou, while shopping highlights feature Mystery Pier and the Melrose Trading Post. Accommodations like Petit Ermitage and Ramada Plaza offer varied experiences. Direct flights from London to LA are available through several major airlines.
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Andrew Mueller
I'm an author, journalist and broadcaster based in London, specialising mostly in music, travel, politics and current affairs. I've written for most British newspapers, magazines all over the world, contributed to many radio and television outlets, and reported from more than 80 countries.
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Billy F Gibbons – Hardware
Billy F Gibbons' album 'Hardware' was recorded in California's Mojave Desert with collaborators Matt Sorum, Austin Hanks, and Larkin Poe. The album marks a return to Gibbons' roots, blending blues and Southern rock reminiscent of ZZ Top's earlier works. Tracks like 'West Coast Junkie' and 'Shuffle, Step & Slide' showcase Gibbons' signature guitar style, while songs like 'Vagabond Man' and 'Spanish Fly' explore new musical territories. The review highlights Gibbons' enduring talent and the album's nostalgic yet fresh sound.
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Jamie Wills
Jamie Wills is a journalist based in Inverurie, United Kingdom.
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Harris Tweed drama An Clò Mòr returns
The BBC Alba drama 'An Clò Mòr,' centered around a Harris Tweed mill, returns with a four-part second series airing from January 8. The series, produced by Solus Productions, continues to explore the lives of the MacSween family amidst power struggles and personal dramas. Filmed in the picturesque Isle of Harris and the Carloway Tweed Mill, the new series promises dynamic and visually stunning storytelling. Key cast members return, joined by new faces, with the production team expressing excitement about the new challenges and dramatic developments in the series.
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Pam Windsor
Pam Windsor is a freelance journalist based in Nashville, United States of America.
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Ed Sullivan’s History Making TV Moments Now Reaching New Audiences Through Streaming
The Ed Sullivan Show, a historic television program that debuted 75 years ago, is now reaching new audiences through streaming platforms like YouTube, Pluto, and Freevee TV. The show, which featured iconic performances by artists such as Elvis Presley, The Beatles, and The Rolling Stones, is being digitized and distributed by SOFA Entertainment Inc. under the leadership of Andrew and Josh Solt. The article highlights Ed Sullivan's significant contributions to American culture, including his support for African American talent. The show's legacy continues to resonate today, with clips going viral on various platforms and younger generations discovering its cultural impact.
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