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 -The Los Angeles Rams and Pepsi partnered with Albertsons/Vons/Pavilions, Operation Progress and content creators Shamrock Studio / DLP Media Group, for this “Fighting For Light, The Concrete Rose” effort documenting the story of amateur boxer Meryland Gonzalez, a 14-year-old Watts-native and nine-time national boxing champion determined to thrive in the face of difficult surroundings (video above). “This film has been a labor of love,” said DLP Media Group head of production Matt Schlef, who directed the documentary, said in a statement. :Meryland is not only a fighter, she is a...

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Los Angeles Rams, Pepsi, Operation Progress Content Advert By : Fighting For Light, The Concrete Rose

Description The Los Angeles Rams and Pepsi, in partnership with Albertsons/Vons/Pavilions, Operation Progress and content creators Shamrock Studio / DLP Media Group, are launching “Fighting For Light, The Concrete Rose,” a short film that tells the inspiring story of amateur boxer Meryland Gonzalez, a 14-year-old Watts Native and nine-time national boxing champion determined to thrive in the face of difficult surroundings. Meryland grew up in a 500-square-foot apartment in Gonzaque Village, a housing development in Watts, with her parents and two sisters. Currently the No. 1 ranked boxer...

The Pandemic Is Pushing the World's Most Esteemed Charities to Their Limits - Vimarsana News

The Pandemic Is Pushing the World's Most Esteemed Charities to Their Limits

The Pandemic Is Pushing the World’s Most Esteemed Charities to Their Limits Christina Binkley Shock waves reverberated through philanthropy circles this past June when the renowned Annenberg Space for Photography in Los Angeles announced it was shutting down. Well-known benefactor Wallis Annenberg, who, as the name suggests, had financed the exhibition space since its debut in 2009, had pulled the plug, deciding to redirect her family foundation’s considerable resources toward Covid-19 and social-justice issues. Word soon spread that quixotic billionaire Larry Ellison was ...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20120509:22:14:00

>> bret: the head of the f.b.i. says the latest plot to blow up an airliner had already been stopped before the anniversary of the bin laden killing but there is concern more could have been accomplished if not for loose lips. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge explains. >> the chairman of the house intelligent committee says the leak about the bomb disrupted a sensitive ongoing intelligence operation. >> it didn't allow the operation to go full, to the full conclusion, to the best opportunity. >> the chair of the senate intelligence committee is also crying foul. >> yes, i do...