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Michelle Williams is speaking out about witnessing Kelly Rowland give birth to her son Noah on Zoom in January. 

Sync and the Uberization for the music industry Composing and publishing music for film has long been a behind-the-scenes cash cow, helping to support composers, producers, and engineers in the music business. With the continued ‘uberization’ of the music business, however, this source of livelihood could be under threat. Op-ed by Bopper, a curated music licensing hub for sync. In 1997, Mix Magazine sported an all black cover, bleakly titled “What Can Save the Music Industry”.  This wa...

5 Great Reasons to Adopt a Greyhound Bennett Glace Greyhounds are most familiar for their record-setting speeds, but that’s not all that makes them appeal to canine enthusiasts. Owners of the world’s fastest dog also know that the breed is an affectionate companion and welcome addition to the family. Could the speedy Greyhound be the perfect pup for you? A Greyhound Can Thrive in Small Spaces Though they’re known for their impressive speed around the track, Greyhounds don’t really need ...

Star Trek is the sadistic hologram training program known as Badgey. Voiced by Jack McBrayer, the trainer in the shape of a Starfleet insignia was in part inspired by Clippy from Microsoft Office. Beyond the façade acting as some unofficial mascot like Towlie was for South Park, Badgey went from being helpful one moment to a sadistic snarky psychopath with homicidal tendencies in the animated comedy Lower Decks on Paramount+ in the episode "Terminal Provocations". The Star Trek on Paramount...

On the 51st anniversary of Earth Day, one prominent climate activist explained the importance of working together and bringing a myriad of perspectives into the fight against climate change at a Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies summit. Ayana Johnson runs the nonprofit Ocean Collectiv and edited a recently published book called “All We Can Save,” which is a collection of essays and writings by women about climate change and conservation. Johnson said the most important part of putt...

How 2 women are changing the face of the climate change movement TODAY 1 hr ago Yi-Jin Yu We are all works in progress; even the successful women you see owning it on Instagram faced stumbling blocks along the way and continue to work hard to stay at the top of their game. In this series, were sitting down with the people that inspire us to find out: Howd they do it? And what is success really like? This is "Getting There." Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson and Dr. Katharine K. Wilk...

UMATILLA — Story time for Umatilla children now comes with a dose of Vitamin D. Families were out enjoying the sunshine on Wednesday, April 14, during the grand opening of Umatilla’s StoryWalk. The new installation features metal stands spaced about 200 feet apart along the trail from Hash Park to Kiwanis Park in McNary. Each stand contains a large replica of a page from a children’s picture book, allowing children to read the story while going for a walk. Sierra Dugan took her t...

ABC News Turn on desktop notifications for breaking stories about interest? OffOn "One really important thing you can do is join the movement." • 12 min read How you can impact climate change As the global climate crisis becomes more and more dire, scientists and environmental activists are turning to the public to help effect change before its too late.Jenny Evans/Getty Images As the conversation about climate change and the environment continues to heat up, many people wonder --- can one p...

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Given the devastating economic toll the COVID-19 pandemic has had on women and girls, the imperative to mark International Women’s Day carries more weight than usual this year.