Tina McLaughlin and Stacey Crowder proved you can walk and run dressed in sneakers on Sunday at the Meridian Groups Sixth Annual Trick or Trot Fundraiser during School Cross Country. The two were joined by a friend Carrie Bass, who also took part in the 5k event. All are parentsRead More →
The American Music Awards are back in a few weeks, and we finally have the 2021 nominations list. Broadcasting live from the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles on Sunday, November 21, the nominations are made up of everyone’s favorite music stars with little to no performance. surprises. Nominations come fromRead More →
HOULTON, Maine – Christopher Roof, who was identified earlier this fall as the man whose body was found 10 years ago in the woods of Stacyville, spent part of his childhood in Maine as he lived with her mother Marcia Moore. Maine State Police identified Roof, a teacher from Concord,Read More →
For the first time in 15 years, the programming of the Tokyo International Film Festival 2021 is shaped by a new cinematic sensibility. Festival veteran and producer Shozo Ichiyama was appointed Tokyo’s new programming director in March, replacing Yoshi Yatabe, who had held the position since 2004. Ichiyama was previouslyRead More →
Other Voices, the internationally renowned Irish festival and music television program, returns this Friday, October 29 for a very special live broadcast, Other Voices: London Calling. This special concert will be broadcast live from the beautiful surroundings of the Irish Embassy in central London at 9 p.m. (4 p.m. EST)Read More →
STATEN ISLAND, NY – It’s never too late to make your dream come true. Kathy Murphy decided to turn her 75th birthday party into a book launch party. Kathy, the wife of the late Richmond County District Attorney William Murphy, said this year her special birthday reminded her of theRead More →
A Swedish woman living near the North Pole explained in detail how she and her boyfriend are preparing for the long harsh winter in one of the northernmost inhabited regions of the world. Six years ago Cecilia Blomdahl, 31, moved to Svalbard, a Norwegian archipelago just south of the NorthRead More →
TRI-CITIES, Tenn. (WJHL) – Two of the region’s biggest high school bands will face off this weekend against 20 of the Southeast’s top bands. West Ridge High School and Dobyns-Bennett High School marching bands will compete in the Bands of America Regional Championship in Johnson City on Saturday. ETSU toRead More →
Sweet notes echoed in the hallways and in the bedrooms. For a brief moment, he passed the chattering noises at the nurses’ station and the beeps of the machines. “I like it – just to be a part of something bigger than me,” said Jose Smith, scratching his fingers onRead More →
I look forward to James Andrew Miller’s book on HBO and how it changed television. Entitled “Tinderbox: HBO’s Ruthless Pursuit of New Frontiers,” it’s due out on November 23. Waiting for, Vulture just published a fascinating excerpt focusing on James Gandolfini. Her performance in the series has been exceptional andRead More →