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Ben Crump demands justice for Ajike Owens, the latest time he's supported a grieving Black family

Ben Crump has become a powerful figure in the movement seeking equality for Black Americans and justice for those killed by police

The Independent UK · Jun 8, 2023

Down 22% YTD, is Now a Good Time to Scoop up Shares of NIO?

NIO stock is down 88% from all-time highs and currently trades at a lower valuation compared to its peers. Can the China-based EV stock stage a successful comeback in the second half of 2023?

Barchart · Jun 1, 2023

Angela Bassett mourns Tina Turner, whose life she embodied: 'Gave us her whole self'

Angela Bassett bid an emotional farewell Wednesday to music icon Tina Turner, who helped the actor land her first Oscar nomination in 1994.

Los Angeles Times · May 25, 2023

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Mitchell & Ness is a global brand. Forty years ago, the Philly company was nearly bankrupt.

PHILADELPHIA — The second and third floors of the old building near 13th and Walnut Streets held the world’s largest collection of backdated periodicals, making it an ideal place to pass some time. Bookcases lined the floor and the stacks of old magazines nearly touched the ceilings. Sports Illustrated, Life,…

The Philadelphia Inquirer · May 25, 2023

Florence Pugh Shares Grateful Message (And Adorable Pic With Her Grandmother) After Landing Magazine Cover

Florence Pugh is gracing the cover of Time Magazine and her grandmother was a part of the iconic experience.

Cinemablend · May 25, 2023

What is the zombie drug xylazine? Public health danger spreads to the UK

Xylazine, which was designated an 'emerging threat' in the US, is now a growing concern for the UK

Evening Standard · May 24, 2023

The real climate cost of private jets

The UK could meet its net-zero goals if it halved the number of private-jet flights, which are significantly more polluting per passenger than commercial flights, according to a government-commissioned study.

The Week · May 24, 2023

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Rickie Lee Jones talks about her jazzy new album, 'Chuck E.'s in Love' and Prince's 'Raspberry Beret'

Those walking bass lines, swinging rhythms and hipster vocalizing. No wonder Time magazine dubbed Rickie Lee Jones "The Duchess of Coolsville."

Tribune News Service · May 24, 2023

Florence Pugh recalls the moment she was told to lose weight: ‘So not the person I wanted to be’

The 27-year-old reflected on her career during a new interview with Time for the cover of the magazine’s “Next Generation Leaders” issue

The Independent UK · May 24, 2023

Timeline: Key events since fall of Indonesia’s Soeharto

An economic crisis as well as mass protests brought down Indonesia’s longtime leader and brought new freedoms.

Al Jazeera · May 24, 2023

Becky Hammon Addresses Becoming NBA Head Coach Amid Raptors’ Reported Interest

The WNBA title-winning Aces coach was named recently in Toronto’s ongoing search for a new head coach.

Sports Illustrated · May 16, 2023

Elon Musk's Twitter: a timeline of his six months as CEO

Ahead of new CEO, Linda Yaccarino's joining Twitter as CEO, we recap the most eventful six months the platform - and perhaps any social media site - has ever seen.

TechRadar · May 15, 2023

The first time climate change ‘went viral’ – 70 years ago

Fully 70 years ago this month, May 2023, the danger of carbon dioxide build-up in the atmosphere first travelled around the world.

The Hindu · May 15, 2023

Keith Grossman brought NFTs to 99-year-old Time magazine—why he’s now all in on Web3

A veteran media executive on his unusual career change and what NFTs can unlock for the industry.

Fortune · May 9, 2023

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WEKU · May 9, 2023

'Wild Dances' puts consequences of a long-ago, faraway conflict at center

By ingeniously weaving improbable and conflicting forces that make up his personal history, Eurovision expert William Lee Adams affirms an idea of home that yearns to transcend space and time.

Salon · May 6, 2023

Trump slams Biden for ducking coronation

"It is not a snub," White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said in a statement

Liverpool Echo · May 4, 2023

BBC drama Time spotted filming in Merseyside park

Time will return for a second series on BBC

Evening Standard · Apr 27, 2023

Inside the Time100 mega-ball in New York

Kim Kardashian, Salma Hayek and Doja Cat led the best dressed at the glitzy city soirée

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Fortune · Apr 27, 2023

Bill Gates got $2 billion richer after Microsoft mentioned A.I. more than 50 times on its earnings call

Billionaire philanthropist Gates has always been a fan of A.I.—and his faith has seemingly paid off.

Axios · Apr 27, 2023

Exclusive: Time to remove digital paywall

The company, which turned 100 in March, has had some form of a digital paywall since 2011.

Daily Mirror · Apr 26, 2023

Kim Kardashian 'ready to quit fame' and become full-time lawyer amid career U-turn

Kim Kardashian has been studying to become a lawyer for four years, with the star hinting that she's now ready to give up stardom and become an attorney while at the TIME100 Summit

Daily Mirror · Apr 25, 2023

Kim Kardashian had to dye her underwear with tea bags to match her skin tone before SKIMS

Kim Kardashian was invited to speak at the 2023 TIME100 Summit on Tuesday, where she opened up about her decision to create her popular shapewear brand SKIMS

Evening Standard · Apr 25, 2023

Where are the original Harry Potter cast members now? New HBO series reveals adult characters

There are still more roles to cast, including the all-important trio of Harry Potter himself and his two best friends, Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger

The Conversation · Apr 25, 2023

Unravelling DNA's structure: a landmark achievement whose authors were not fairly credited

Seventy years ago, two male scientists, Francis Crick and James Watson, proclaimed they had discovered the secret of life: the structure of DNA. Since then, history has acknowledged how Rosalind Franklin was sidelined. But new archive evidence has cast doubt on the widely accepted narrative – that Franklin collected an…

The Guardian - UK · Apr 25, 2023

Academics find twist in tale of Rosalind Franklin, DNA and the double helix

Authors say scientist’s role was acknowledged at the time of discovery – contrary to popular narrative

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