Page 10 - Swatch Next News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

The Brit pubcaster has picked up mixed-media educational series Don’t Blame Me, Blame My Brain (10 x 11 minutes) from Screen Glue. This live-action/animated comedy (pictured) answers unusual questions like what happens if you never sleep, or could you catapult to the moon. Hosts Ken Cheng and Leila Navabi chat with experts and celebrities in every episode, and animated sequences explore the science behind the answers they discover. Aimed at seven to 11s,  Don’t Blame Me, Blame My Brain premieres April 28. Kids First  The Paris-based distributor has inked a number of new deals with Chin...

Note : Congress recently voted on a $1.9 trillion COVID-19 stimulus package—the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA, P.L.117-2). It includes stimulus checks for individuals, expanded unemployment benefits, and funding for vaccines, state and local governments, schools and child care. The ARPA marks a huge win for the Biden administration during its first 50 days in office. Before the ink is dry, the administration has already pivoted to the second phase of the Biden agenda: Build Back Better. While ARPA was largely a relief bill, the next phase will be about rebuilding the economy, starting with...

How have YouTube Shorts fared so far, and can they be monetized? Learn how to make Shorts pay and see examples of the short-form video format in action.

The Panerai Submersible eLAB-ID makes the concept of an eco watch a reality Increasingly a new generation of consumers is presenting manufacturers and marketers with a major challenge: to meet its own values in terms of sustainability and environmental accountability. And the commitment of the watch industry is as much under scrutiny as any other business. Despite longevity and autonomy of operation being inherent virtues of mechanical timepieces, the creation of the final product is often open to criticism and controversy, from the sourcing of raw materials to the operation of manufactures. ...

Someone Just Bought the Oldest New Car for Sale in the U.S. A brief story of an unlikely 2014 Lotus Evora and a Connecticut car dealer whose unwavering loyalty was finally rewarded. Secor Lotus A Connecticut dealer just sold a brand-new Lotus Evora S coupe after having it in stock for seven years. It looks like this is the oldest new car sold in the U.S.—that we know of, at least. The 2014 model now has an expired warranty, and it was sold for $20,000 under sticker. Steve Plona just sold a new Lotus Evora—and it took him only seven years to do it.