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STOCKHOLM — A new examination of the wreck of the ferry Estonia, which sank in the Baltic in 1994 with the loss of 852 lives, will be possible from the summer…
Sweden said on Friday it would allow an underwater examination of the ferry Estonia, which sank in the Baltic 26 years ago with the loss of 852 lives, after a documentary film showed previously unknown holes in the wreck's hull.
Fans of Joanna Gaines will be able to watch the first two episodes of her new cooking show for free before its debut on Discovery Plus, a paid streaming service from the Discovery Network. The former HGTV star, who has penned two successful cookbooks in two years, will show off her skills in the kitchen in a new series titled Magnolia Table. Two episodes will make their debut on the Food Network on January 3 at 8 and 8:30 p.m. EST before the show's official launch on the streaming service on January 4. In an Instagram post shared here, Joanna is seen in the stunning area she and Chip created...
2020 WheelsTV POV of the Year Award Goes to the 2015-2018 Subaru Outback Share Article 2020 WheelsTV POV of the Year, 2015-2018 Subaru Outback "Congratulations to everyone at Subaru of America and to every New Englander who drives an Outback!” BOSTON (PRWEB) December 23, 2020 As the first snow storm of the season bore down on New England, leading automotive writers and video producers from the New England Motor Press Association and WheelsTV gathered via Zoom to select the recipient of the eleventh annual WheelsTV POV of the Y...
He most recently had been working on the launch of the Discovery Plus streaming service. Rick Squire, a marketing executive for NBC, CBS and Fox, died Thursday of heart failure at his home in Long Beach, California, a family spokesman said. He was 68. A winner of Clio and Promax Gold awards, Squire attended USC and began his 40-plus-year career in television at Westinghouse/Group W as an on-air promo writer, producer and director. He joined NBC in 1982 as director of special projects and helped the network move from third to first place in the ratings, then moved to CBS in 1987.