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Estonian freestyle ski star Kelly Sildaru says she has been the subject of domestic violence meted out by her father and coach Tõnis Sildaru over a lengthy period of time. Tõnis Sildaru has also used her career success as a way of maximizing earnings, she says. Tõnis Sildaru is currently the subject of a criminal investigation, while the interview follows nearly a year's media report and speculation into both alleged physical abuse and alleged mismanagement of finances relating to Kelly Sildaru's sports success and ensuing winnings. Appearing in an interview on ETV investigative show "Peal...

Halsey’s boyfriend Alev Aydin gushes over her on Valentine's Day Entertainment Halsey’s boyfriend Alev Aydin poured love on her in a loved-up post Halsey’s baby daddy Alev Aydin made sure to wow her in every possible way on the special occasion of Valentine's Day.  Aydin took to Instagram to pour love on his ladylove by posting their black and white picture together. True to his passion, the screenwriter played with words and wrote the sweetest captions: "My sun-kissed sweet — us back before bebek (Turkish for "baby) was on the way," he wrote. "Happy Valentine's Day to the baddest wo...

Halsey just dropped a massive bomb on everyone this week. On Wednesday, Halsey confirmed that she is expecting a child in her newly posted semi-nude Instagram photos.

Financial Case For Increasing Live Audio Diversity In this piece, Beth O’Leary examines why increasing diversity in live audio may not only be the best practice morally, but might also make the most sense from a financial perspective as well. Guest post by Increasing diversity in the workforce can be a divisive topic. As I covered in my blog, “How to Find the Best Candidate for the Job,” often the general consensus is simply that the best candidate should get the job, and a common response to discussions about diversity is that hiring someone because they are from an underrepresented g...

January 24, 2021 The International Film Festival of India (IFFI) honored the creme de la creme of World Cinema during the closing ceremony of the first-ever hybrid version of the festival that took place at Panaji on Sunday, Jan. 24, 2021. The epic World War II film ‘Into the Darkness (De forbandede ar)’ which portrays the story of a Danish electronics factory owner who is forced to produce for the occupying Nazi forces, won the coveted Golden Peacock Award at the just-concluded 51st edition of the International Film Festival of India. The golden Peacock Award consists of a cash prize of ...