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How Michelle Obama's Health Campaign Is Getting Aid From Walmart, Blue Apron 03/16/21 AT 4:03 PM Michelle Obama’s new Netflix series, “Waffles + Mochi,” which launched Tuesday, is the inspiration behind her new health campaign that works with Walmart and Blue Apron to deliver one million meals to families in need in the U.S. The initiative “Pass the Love w/ Waffles + Mochi,” which is expected to start rolling out in May, works hand-in-hand with the Partnership for a Healthier America nonprofit, the former First Lady, as well as her Michelle and Barack Obama’s production company,...

Dozens of adult-use cannabis shops coming soon to Portland Two license applications have been approved, and another 31 are sitting on the city's desk for approval in the coming weeks and months. Share Jim Hamilton, owner Grass Roots, stands outside his soon-to-be-opened business at 377 St. John St. in Portland with his dog, Carley. With the approval of two licenses on Wednesday, Portland's recreational marijuana market is officially open for business, nearly five months after the statewide market launch. Ben McCanna/Staff Photographer SeaWeed Co. and Grass Roots Marijuana Shop may be the fi...

Celebrating Women across the island of Ireland: Saoirse-Monica Jackson By Jamie Glass Image from Getty. This year for International Women's Day, we are shining the spotlight on some notable Women from across the island of Ireland. When you think of recent great comedy shows that have graced the small screen in recent years, you'd be hard-pressed to ignore the highly successful and critically acclaimed Derry Girls that aired its first episode on 4 January 2018. The comedy show is a coming-of-age story that follows 16-ye...

A typical film school graduate can pound the pavement for years in Hollywood hoping to land a coveted job on a major TV series. Not so for Malia Obama, the older daughter of Barack and Michelle Obama, whose first Hollywood writing gig has come early by any standard.

Randall Miller Did Not Violate Probation By Directing a Film, Judge Rules Gene Maddaus, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail A Georgia judge on Wednesday decided not to send Randall Miller back to jail for shooting a movie in 2019, but warned the director not to make any more films for the remainder of his sentence. Miller is on probation for the 2014 death of camera assistant Sarah Jones, who was killed in a train crash on the set of “Midnight Rider.” Miller pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and served a year in jail in Wayne County, Ga. The judge, Anthony Harrison, also sentenced ...