If there’s any chapter of the Beatles’ saga that Beatles fans the world over feel they know in their bones, it’s the early months of 1964, when the Beatles first came to America — a happening that shook the world, and that changed it profoundly. “Beatles ’64” is a documentary that chronicles the three weeks […]
Courtney B. Vance has joined the cast of “Percy Jackson and the Olympians” as Zeus. The role was originally played by Lance Reddick, who died at age 60 shortly after production wrapped on Season 1. Zeus is the Greek god of the sky and the father of demigod Thalia Grace (recently announced cast member Tamara
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Kendrick Lamar has released a new music video for “Squabble Up,” the GNX song that he had previewed in the “Not Like Us” video. Calmatic directed the new visual, which finds Lamar reading a book called How to Be More Like Kendrick for Dummies and, later, holding up a sign that reads “JESUS SAVES GANGSTERS
Last week, my friend Chidi called me with a frenzied voice coming out of the speaker. “I bought land in Epe in 2015 for ₦2 million, thinking it was too far from civilisation. Today, that same plot is worth ₦45 million, and my wife won’t let me hear the end of it,” he said. Like
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Kenya’s parliament has proposed a Business Law (Amendment) Bill 2024 to regulate business process outsourcing (BPO) and IT-enabled service (ITES) companies amid growing scrutiny of worker conditions. This follows a September 2024 court ruling allowing BPO firms to be sued locally. It was prompted by former Sama employees who alleged they were moderating harmful content
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By General Aviation News Staff · November 25, 2024 · Leave a Comment Sparky Barnes sent in this photo with a note: “1920s biplanes await their turn to fly. They are (L-R) a 1928 Waco GXE, a 1928 American Eagle, and a 1929 Command-Aire 3C3. These flyable biplanes are part of the Ala Doble Flying
Emirates has taken delivery of its first ever Airbus A350 in Toulouse, France, as the airline prepares to fly the new aircraft to Dubai International Airport (DXB) in the next few hours. On November 25, 2024, Emirates described the new addition as an “important fleet milestone” after some initial frustrations with rescheduled delivery dates. The
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The Pentagon and Lockheed Martin have reached a handshake agreement for two more lots of F-35 Joint Strike Fighters. The initial agreement will cover production of lots 18 and 19 of the stealth fighter’s air vehicle, Lockheed and the F-35 Joint Program Office said in a joint statement. The handshake deal was first reported by
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SANTIAGO, Chile — Traveling to attend the G20 Summit last week in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, French President Emmanuel Macron extended his trip to South America and also visited Argentina and Chile, where he promoted the exports of French-made military equipment potentially worth over $4 billion. The French daily La Tribune heralded, before Macron’s departure,
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Astronics has long been known as a trusted supplier in aviation and defense. Offering a cadre of power, connectivity, lighting, interiors, structures, and test solutions, the East Aurora, New York-headquartered firm has traditionally taken a conservative approach to the market, and intends to stay the course with that model. “Our goal is to always just
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