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It was a cold Invercargill day when a young middle-distance specialist had the Australians in his sights and a plan up his sleeve.

By S.T. Patrick After slamming his sedan into two police officers near the Capitol’s north barricade, 25-year-old Noah Green crazily wielded a knife. One officer was killed, while the other was hospitalized. Green died after being shot by Capitol police. Critics claim Green suffered an isolated moment of madness. His own recollections of his past told a different story. He credited the Nation of Islam’s controversial leader Louis Farrakhan with saving him “after the terrible afflictions I suffered, presumably by the CIA and FBI, government agencies of the United States of America.” He...

In his new role, Kardinal will continue to discover, sign and develop artists, forge new creative partnerships and provide strategic direction to drive the international success and cultural prominence of UMC’s artist roster. He will work closely with UMC’s urban marketing team while continuing his roles as chair of UMC’s B.L.A.C.K. Coalition (BLC) and Canada’s representative on UMG’s Task Force for Meaningful Change. Republic Records promoted Xiarra-Diamond Nimrod to vp of marketing strategy. In her new role, she will continue to oversee marketing, rollout and release strategy for...

Kardinal Offishall Other moves this week: Republic promoted Xiarra-Diamond Nimrod, while the NMPA hired a new svp of legal and business. Universal Music Canada (UMC) named multi-platinum artist and producer Kardinal Offishall as svp of A&R. He will report to UMC’s chairman and CEO Jeffrey Remedios. “Kardi is a force. He’s a ground-breaking, internationally respected artist, a smart and insightful label exec, a compassionate and bold thought leader, and a tireless philanthropist. He’s always been at the forefront of Canada’s music scene and UMC’s artists and team have long benef...

Wednesday, March 10, 2021 Share Two women who have made their mark on the Pittsburgh community by working to address neighbors’ basic needs in sustainable ways are being honored with the Johnson Institute for Responsible Leadership’s 2021 Exemplary Leader Award. The University of Pittsburgh’s Johnson Institute, part of the Graduate School of Public and International Affairs, recognizes individuals who are committed to the highest standards of professional leadership, integrity, accountability and stewardship through its Exemplary Leader Awards. Gisele Barreto Fetterman...