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Mary Ahern, Who Produced Early TV and Then Preserved It, Dies at 98 Ms. Ahern was a key behind-the-scenes figure in the landmark series “Omnibus” before becoming the Paley Center for Media’s first curator. Mary V. Ahern in the late 1970s, around the time she became curator of the Museum of Broadcasting, now the Paley Center for Media. Credit...via Sue Rice May 20, 2021, 2:45 p.m. ET Mary V. Ahern, who was an important behind-the-scenes figure on the cultural magazine show “Omnibus” ...

Premium Content Subscriber only At age 24, Linda-Ann Northey experienced sexual harassment in the workplace when she was faced with making a choice no woman should ever have to make. The Mackay Women’s Services executive opened up about the incident – which was the catalyst for her first activism campaign – during the 2021 Mackay Labour Day march. “In a relatively small organisation, I was the sixth woman in two years threatened with the sack if I didn’t sleep with the state service...

Share this article Share this article NEW YORK, Feb. 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/ --The Paley Center for Media today announced its Black History Month celebration,  A Salute to Black Achievements in Television presented by Citi, honoring the incredible legacy and achievements of iconic Black on-screen talent, creatives, and influencers. The Paley Center is proud to have Citi return as the Presenting Sponsor. Starting Monday, February 1, the celebration includes dynamic interactive experiences on The ...

As the country races to vaccinate as many people as possible before other potentially more dangerous variants of the coronavirus emerge, one constant hurdle remains; vaccine hesitancy. Scripps Immunologist Dr. Ron Simon says it is essential for as many people as possible to get the vaccine, even those who suffer from allergies. “There is really no correlation to being allergic...

She made her most enduring mark in TV movies playing Harriet Tubman, Coretta Scott King and the fictional Jane Pittman.

across the country there are signs of every day life returning amid the chaos. heres the latest. egypt a new vice president met with opposition groups today. a first. the government is making a new offer of sweeping concessions me banks and schools have reopened. cbs news and a team of reporters on this ever changing story and we begin tonight with elizabeth palmer in cairo. >> reporter: as you may be able to hear behind me, the demonstrators are still in tahrir square. it is a rather ...

with russ mitchell. >> good evening, day 13 of egypt in crisis has proven to be historic and tonight across the country there are signs of every day life returning amid the chaos. heres the latest. egypt a new vice president met with opposition groups today. a first. the government is making a new offer of sweeping concessions and some banks and schools have reopened. cbs news and a team ofcover corrs on this ever changing story and we begin tonight with elizabeth palm never cairo. >> ...

this is the "cbs evening news" with russ mitchell. >> good evening, day 13 of egypt in crisis has proven to be historic and tonight across the country there are signs of every day life returning amid the chaos. heres the latest. egypt a new vice president met with opposition groups today. a first. the government is making a new offer of sweeping concessions and some banks and schools have reopened. cbs news and a team ofcover corrs on this ever changing story and we begin tonight with ...

fencing to prevent drifting sand from burying parking lots and boardwalks. at marinas some boat owners pulled their craft out of the water. question for visitors is should they stay or go? >> i iming its a really -- im thinking its a really big storm and i kind of want to go home. >> im staying until tomorrow. i dont know when were leaving. we want to see how long we can hang in there. >> reporter: most are taking their queues from the mayor and town manager. >> i think well see floodi...