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By Holland Cooke Consultant   BLOCK ISLAND, RI -- The 1970s-sounding “Star Wars” type lasers and WHOOSH that still plague sound-alike station imaging now seem as dated as those 1960s TV “Batman” fight-scene graphics: “POW!” And doggedly dodging them all is the Central Casting baritone, shou ...

Monday Memo: R.I.P. Bill Balls. “He’s the Central Casting baritone, shouting or growling-through whatever promo copy the station sends.” And consultant Holland Cooke warns that “because radio ratings – and your advertisers’ results – are a memory test, conformity is detrimental to station imagin ...

Drake London is the first of seven receivers selected in Charles Davis final mock of the 2022 NFL Drafts first round. Which team takes the USC star? Who else selects a wideout?

Ln the third installment of "Crossfire" hosted by Chargers team reporter Chris Hayre, The Athletic's Dane Brugler and Draft Analyst for NF

Sarah Vine says that Suranne Joness performance is so forceful she obliterates almost everything else. UK-based columnist analyses the second series of Suranne Joness Gentleman Jack

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In voting yes. jacksons qualifications are out of supreme courts central casting. top ivy league and legal credentials. nearly a decade of experience as a federal judge. >> i stand on the shoulders of so many who have come before me. >> reporter: her confirmation hearings often were heated. >> no, senator, i didnt say versus. >> thats exactly what you said. >> reporter: republicans say shes soft on crime and extremist. >> based on her record, i believe she will prove to be the furthest left of a...

Say what you like about Prince Andrew, but he certainly has a type. This latest scandal, like so many, involves an odd financial relationship with secretive but very wealthy foreigners.

An actress who is suing CBS Studios for injuries she suffered in 2019 after falling on the set of ``Jane the Virgin'' says in new court papers that she believed she was the victim of an ``intentional assault'' that left her with a serious left foot injury.

An actress who is suing CBS Studios for injuries she suffered in 2019 after falling on the set of ``Jane the Virgin'' says in new court papers that she believed she was the victim of an ``intentional assault'' that left her with a serious left foot injury.