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Item 5.02 Departure of Directors or Principal Officers; Election of Directors; Appointment of Principal Officers On February 16, 2021, the Board of Directors of Frontier Communications... | February 23, 2021
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…“Perplexed” was a common reaction. Rowling had never been a particularly controversial figure. Her books sold hundreds of millions of copies, they inspired films that brought in billions of dollars, and she used the money she made to save children from orphanages. In 2012, she gave enough to charity and paid enough in taxes to knock herself off the Forbes billionaires list. In 2020, she was tweeting links to a store that sold pins that said F*CK YOUR PRONOUNS. Read another way, though, the latest turn in Rowling’s story looks perhaps less perplexing than inevitable. It is the culm...
…“Perplexed” was a common reaction. Rowling had never been a particularly controversial figure. Her books sold hundreds of millions of copies, they inspired films that brought in billions of dollars, and she used the money she made to save children from orphanages. In 2012, she gave enough to charity and paid enough in taxes to knock herself off the Forbes billionaires list. In 2020, she was tweeting links to a store that sold pins that said F*CK YOUR PRONOUNS. Read another way, though, the latest turn in Rowling’s story looks perhaps less perplexing than inevitable. It is the culm...
Advertisement A Sydney man has been jailed for eight years after he fatally bashed his close friend, the son of rock star Angry Anderson, while experiencing a drug-induced psychosis. NSW Supreme Court Justice Richard Button said Mathew Flame, 22, genuinely thought his friend Liam Anderson, 26, was demonic and trying to kill him after Flame consumed a large amount of MDMA and cannabis during a night out in November 2018. Mathew Flame has been sentenced to a maximum term of eight years in prison for the manslaughter of friend Liam Anderson. Credit:Kate Geraghty/Supplied A jury found Flame not g...