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They need help. Police officers were there as well. This was awesome to have this on your show and the fact she wanted to meet you and she felt like you were helping to support her as well so it goes both ways but people here, this is life or death and so you have to keep pushing and hopefully get that story out there. Thank you for shining the spotlight and for telling the full story and talking to those young people, including diane. Ryan young, thank you. Happy thanksgiving to you. Thank you....

We want to welcome our viewers here around the states and around the world. Im George Howell. Cnn newsroom starts right now. At 5 00 a. M. On the u. S. East coast, the latest stop on the president s tour, he is in scotland. Mr. Trump is spending time there. The weekend at one of his golf resorts. This ahead of a summit with the russian president Vladimir Putin in helsinki, finland, that meeting became a little more complicated. On friday, the u. S. Justice department unloaded a bomb shell, indic...

Billy Magnussen, Alexandra Shipp and more have been cast in an upcoming Southern revenge thriller titled Violent Ends.

Billy Magnussen and Alexandra Shipp lead the cast of Violent Ends, a Southern revenge thriller about blood being thicker than water.

How to land one of the spots on the list.

UPDATED with latest additions: SAG-AFTRA, which launched a strike against Hollywood studios on July 14, launched its interim agreements program that allows independent productions with no direct ties to members of the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers to continue filming. The guild has been adding to the list of projects granting agreements since …

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On September 3, authors, illustrators, and book lovers gathered in Washington, D.C., for the first fully in-person National Book Festival since the pandemic started.

We spoke with six authors who are launching new childrens and YA series this year about crafting new worlds, the difference in the writing process compared to standalone projects, and what they hope to explore further into their series.