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NFP names Greene president of benefits unit; CFP Board appoints Boersen as chair; Carter joins Sanctuary Wealth; and more.

Henry Willson was a Hollywood talent agent and manager who succeeded in spotting and taking advantage of young actors in the 1950s.

/PRNewswire/ -- Talen Energy Corporation ("Talen" or "the Company") announced today that it, along with its applicable debtor subsidiaries, has successfully...

/PRNewswire/ -- Today, Talen Energy Corporation ("Talen" or "the Company") reported that CEO Alejandro "Alex" Hernandez announced his departure effective as of...

SALT LAKE CITY—“It was fantastic ... the whole world needs to be exposed to the truth,” said Jeanne ...

With 100-plus acting credits, Nicolas Cage is only now starring in his first Western. “It’s purely happenstance. I had been scratching my head for many years wondering why this hadn’t

An avid gardener who was devoted to her beautiful plants and flowers, Patricia donated considerable time and expertise to Ridgefield’s Caudatowa Garden Club, serving on the Executive Board since 1999. Early in her career she worked for IBM, and later in life was a receptionist and administrative aide for Ridgefield Crossings/Benchmark Senior Care, where she has voted 2017 Employee of the Year,

Over the weekend I saw Joel Coen’s The Tragedy of Macbeth on Apple TV. To say it blew me away would be putting it mildly. I have been reviewing the film this week and exploring my love...

Red Pine Petroleum Ltd. Announces Filing of Management Information Circular and the Proposed Board of Directors and Interim Chief Financial Officer Following Completion of the Proposed Reverse Takeover Red Pine" or the " Company") is pleased to announce that further to its news release dated April 8, 2021 regarding the proposed business combination (the " Proposed Transaction") with HB2 Origination, LLC (" Origination"), Red Pine has filed the management information circular (the " Circular") a...

Ragged around the edges and haphazardly hilarious though it may be, “Top Five” ultimately satisfies as an often raunchy ramble about celebrity, sobriety, selling out and sex, courtesy of the immensely talented but too-often subpar movie star Chris Rock. As befits this comedian who rarely feels the need to censor himself while riffing onstage or sounding off in an interview, there is both a frankness and a personal investment in this, his third directorial feature-film effort, that was sore...