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Piers Morgan’s sons obtained threats over his Meghan Markle feedback
Piers Morgan says his sons have been molested online and even received threats of violence from Twitter trolls amid his comments Meghan MarkleHe last criticized after her and Prince HarryInterview with Oprah Winfrey. Piers, a longtime critic of the couple and supporter of Queen Elizabeth the second, recently quit his job as co-host of Good…
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San Diego Comedian-Con is dealing with a backlash over Thanksgiving weekend dates
A sign photographed from outside the annual San Diego Comic-Con International at the San Diego Convention Center on Sunday July 15, 2012 in San Diego, California. stevezmina1 The coronavirus pandemic has paralyzed the live events business, especially the lucrative comic convention industry. In order to raise much-needed funds, San Diego Comic-Con postponed its show to…
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The US is in a fragile place as Covid circumstances are growing alongside vaccinations, specialists warn
Revelers flock to the beach to celebrate the spring break while coronavirus disease (COVID-19) broke out in Miami Beach, Florida, United States on March 6, 2021. Marco Bello | Reuters With the possibility of summer barbecues in a few months’ time and the promise of widespread supplies of Covid-19 vaccines in the US by the…
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Cassie & Alex Positive welcome their child Sunny Cinco Positive
Roommate, big congratulations to Cassie and her husband, Alex Fine. On Saturday, the couple announced that they had welcomed their second daughter, Sunny Cinco Fine. Cassie shared family photos of herself and Alex with their 1-year-old daughter Frankie Fine and their new baby Sunny. Cassie said, “On Monday, March 22nd, 2021 at 10:22 am, our…
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China sanctions US non secular freedom officers, Canadian MP
A masked protester holds a US flag during a protest against China’s human rights violations against Uyghur Muslims in Xinjiang Province and calls on the US government to crack down on Beijing on April 6, 2019 in Washington, USA. Yasin Ozturk | Anadolu Agency | Getty Images China has imposed sanctions on two US religious…
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Construct America Bonds could possibly be key to funding Biden’s infrastructure plans
Republicans and Democrats agree that the US desperately needs a major infrastructure overhaul and that Congress should at least approve significant repairs to roads and bridges. The violent disagreement between the two parties begins with which provisions are worth adding to the federal deficit and how such a massive enterprise can be funded. And while…
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The interim CEO of JC Penney sees inexperienced shoots as a pattern reversal for retailers
An empty parking lot is located outside a closed JC Penney Co. store in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee on Thursday, April 16, 2020. Luke Sharrett | Bloomberg | Getty Images Just months after serving as JC Penney’s interim CEO, Stanley Shashoua said he saw signs of growth in the business. “JC Penney is a great American…
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WeWork CEO sees a powerful restoration for shared workplace area
WeWork CEO SanWep Mathrani told CNBC on Friday that the office sharing company expects a strong recovery in demand as Covid vaccines help fight the pandemic. “There will be a big shift in the return to work and we are a flex provider. So we are exactly the person who would see it first because…
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Why Julia Stiles nonetheless loves her outdated movies as a lot as you do
And maybe only a few should commit to a fixed life plan. With a degree in English and more than a dozen films in hand, Stiles admitted to NME last year, “I wasn’t so sure what I wanted to do. I only took roles because I found this life interesting to me lead experience. ‘Oh,…
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How the tough Texas winter uncovered issues with the US energy grid
Texas had a rough winter in 2021. In mid-February, when temperatures dropped in the single digits, demand for electricity hit a record high across Texas. The supply was running low, causing the state’s utility operator to introduce rolling blackouts. At the height of the crisis, more than 4.5 million customers lost electricity. The unusual winter…
