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While today’s CW viewers know Grant Show as Blake Carrington on the reboot of Dynasty, which returns for its fourth season in May, the 59-year-old actor is best known for sexing up primetime TV as Jake Hanson for five seasons on the hit Fox drama Melrose Place. That's why Show is one of ET’s Iconic Leading Men of '90s TV alongside Mark Curry, Patrick Duffy, Charles Shaughnessy and Jimmy Smits.  “I keep waiting for someone to say they made a mistake,” Show jokes with ET’s Nischelle Turner. “I have been fortunate. The icon wasn’t me, it was Jake.”

Published Feb. 25, 2021 in Outlook St. Mary’s Healthcare is multitasking at the behest of a soft-spoken man. As unprecedented challenges rattle the health care…

Plugs I Met 2, will be released March 19. Cam Kirk / Courtesy of the artist Just a few short years ago, Benny The Butcher was the underdog of Griselda, the Buffalo, N.Y.-based rap crew that was, at the time, decidedly underdog itself. The group's upstate New York home town has little-to-no hip-hop history, especially compared to its bigger cousin, New York City, about a six-hour drive south. Griselda member Conway The Machine had already built a rep for his sinister rhymes and brilliant punchlines, and label founder Westside Gunn had already earned a fan base with his distinctive voice, ...

Pandemic ‘baby boom’ might be ‘baby bust’ | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS Newton Thompson, 8-months-old of Scotia, smiles with teacher Jankie Lakhram, of Schenectady, as teacher's assistant Lori Goodman, of Schenectady, plays in the background with Ainsley Kaczmarek, 1-year-old of Glenville, in the infant classroom at YWCA Early Learning Center at SUNY Schenectady in Schenectady last week Shares62  When much of the country entered lockdown in March, some began questioning if a pandemic-driven baby boom — which sometimes happens as a result of staying indoors for extended periods — ...