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Lt Governor Manoj Sinha dedicates 2nd run of the programme to the Corona Warriors We are grateful to our Corona warriors in the fight against Covid-19, says the LG Valuable insights, suggestions received from doctors, citizens, nurses to tackle the spread of Covid-19 more effectively LG makes special mention of Good Samaritans, salutes their spirit & dedication towards human service “Together we will defeat Covid-19. Be supportive to each other and stay safe”: Lt Governor to people Urges everyone to wear face-mask, register themselves for vaccination, ensure Covid appropriate behaviour at...

SRINAGAR: The second episode of ‘Awaam ki Awaaz’ radio programme was today aired on all local & primary channels of All India Radio (AIR) stations across J&K.

CLEARWATER — The Beach Boys recently announced special guest John Stamos will join the band for their upcoming performances at Ruth Eckerd Hall. The band that birthed a torrent of hit singles that forever changed the musical landscape will perform Sunday, May 16, 5 and 8 p.m., at Ruth Eckerd Hall, 1111 McMullen Booth Road, Clearwater. Both shows will be presented at 50% capacity. Tickets start at $53.25. Visit www.RuthEckerdHall.com. The shows will feature a mix of Beach Boys’ classics as well as new material including co-founder Mike Love’s latest single “This Too Shall P...

Groundbreaking 'Invisible Life' Trilogy to Be Adapted into TV Series It has been hailed as one of the most important book about being Black and gay in literature. May 07 2021 1:03 PM EDT Invisible Life, one of the most important books about being Black and gay in literature, is coming to a television near you. HBO is developing a new TV series based on the acclaimed series of books by E. Lynn Harris, about a young and talented Black, gay man coming of age and finding himself originally published in the 1990s. Invisible Life was the first book in the trilogy, which also included

Did the Beach Boys get banned from the zoo after the 1966 'Pet Sounds' cover shoot? Author: Jeff Zevely (Reporter) Updated: 11:34 PM PST February 9, 2021 SAN DIEGO — On February 13, 1966, the Beach Boys visited the San Diego Zoo and what happened that day is still being discussed 55 years later. In this Zevely Zone, we discovered some lost footage from that day and found out if the band was really banned from visiting the zoo for life. Credit: Capitol Records In 1966, Brian Wilson from the Beach Boys committed himself to creating the greatest rock album ever ...