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As Sean Bailey leaves the Disney lot and David Greenbaum steps up, Hollywood insiders weigh the state of Walt Disney Studios.

The University of Arizona last year received a $30 million grant from the National Science Foundation. It’ll use the money to create a new center called New Frontiers of Sound.The project will bring together scientists from eight other schools around the country, including Cal Tech, UCLA and Georgia Tech, in the area of topological acoustics.

Some 20,000 student assistants across the CSU system have joined SEIU.

His work on sickle cell anemia garnered widespread acclaim among Black Americans, as many members of the community were disproportionately affected.

The move to 12 teams for the 2024-25 seasons will change the sport like nothing since the 1984 SCOTUS ruling for Oklahoma vs. the NCAA.

The Aztecs were included in the NCAA's early seed reveal despite a lower NET than Brigham Young and Saint Mary's, which did not make the cut.

As Young Sheldon kicks off Season 7 fans of The Big Bang Theory should be excited for the prequels final installment according to its executive producer.

"Young Sheldon" star Iain Armitage reflected on the final season of the show, airing Thursdays on CBS, but repeated his gratitude for the seven seasons he got to play Sheldon Cooper.

Here's the film scheduled for a Feb. 17 screening at the Contemporary Club.