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Swedish House Mafia: Paradise Again review – a formulaic play for radio airtime

Veering between pop-club pastiche and something more interesting, the Swedes’ debut album is largely palatable but unremarkable

The Guardian - UK

What happened when Ellen DeGeneres came out in TIME magazine 25 years ago

The television star’s decision to come out changed the American landscape – but the fight for LGBTQ+ rights is far from over, Abe Asher writes

The Independent UK

Time Is a Mother by Ocean Vuong review – writing that demands all of your lungs

The Vietnamese-American poet’s second collection, written in the aftermath of his mother’s death, illustrates what it means to be out of control

The Guardian - UK

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Ranking the Disney pop princesses, from Hilary Duff to Olivia Rodrigo

We're not talking Jasmine, Belle and Snow White. We're talking about the young women who vaulted from Disney Channel programs to score big-time pop hits, perform sold-out concerts and date a Jonas brother.

Tribune News Service

Angels Star Shohei Ohtani Pictured on TIME Magazine Cover on Opening Day

The reigning American League MVP will have his first career Opening Day start on Thursday.

Sports Illustrated

Dennis Anderson: Tradition, ritual — and Minnesotans — are losers in Governor's Fishing Opener fiasco

In June 1973, Minnesota Gov. Wendy Anderson was on Basswood Lake on the Ontario border, fishing with Gerry Bibeau of Ely, who in addition to being an excellent angler was a first-rate barber.

Tribune News Service

Dirck Halstead: War zone photographer who ventured into danger

From the Vietnam war to the Middle East, Halstead was unafraid to capture conflict with his lens

The Independent UK

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34 Public Companies That Made Time's 100 Most Influential For 2022: AMC, Disney, Ford And More

Time announced this week its annual 100 Most Influential Companies list. Here’s a look at the publicly traded companies that made the list.

Benzinga

Elliot Page's 'Umbrella Academy' character will come out as transgender in Season 3

In an instance of art imitating life, Elliot Page's "Umbrella Academy" character will come out as transgender in the third season of the Netflix series, the Los Angeles Times has confirmed.

Los Angeles Times

‘Disgraceful neglect of Line of Duty’: the wrongs and rights of the Bafta TV nominations

Jed Mercurio’s show is unfairly lacking in awards, and Bafta needs to give more weight to international shows from broadcasters like Netflix – or fail to reflect TV’s balance of power

The Guardian - UK

Curaleaf Among TIME's 100 Most Influential Companies In The World

Curaleaf Holdings, Inc. (CSE:CURA) (OTCQX:CURLF) has been named on the second annual TIME100 Most Influential Companies list – an extension of the annual TIME100 list of the world's most influential people – that highlights 100 companies making an extraordinary impact around the world.

Benzinga

BAFTA TV Awards - It's A Sin lead nominations as Jodie Comer and Stephen Graham get nods

Daily Mirror

It’s a Sin leads the way in 2022 TV Bafta nominations

Channel 4 drama about five friends growing up during the Aids epidemic is in running for 11 awards

The Guardian - UK

Amy Schumer says she fears that her son will develop her hair-pulling disorder

‘Every time he touches his head I’m having a heart attack’

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Daily Mirror

Vigil will return to screens along with three other big BBC drama sequels

Submarine thriller Vigil will be returning to BBC along with another series of The Tourist, Time and The Responder

The Conversation

How Vladimir Putin took control of Russian TV – and how that might be starting to crack

On March 14, Russian state television’s peak-time news programme, Vremya (Time), was interrupted by Marina Ovsyannikova, carrying a homemade placard denouncing the war and accusing the station of lying to the Russian people. Her protest was only visible for a few seconds, but it has had immense impact both across…

Daily Mirror

Heartbroken mum says journalist killed in Ukraine 'always wanted to be saving world'

Pierre Zakrzewski was killed on Monday this week by Russian shelling, the Irish photojournalist was working with Fox News at the time and heartwarming tributes have poured out to the 55-year-old

Reason

More on Offering Asylum to Russian Soldiers Who Surrender in Ukraine

The idea has gained additional adherents, and there are various proposals on how to implement it.

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The Guardian - UK

Afghan journalist Zahra Joya among Time’s women of the year

Now a refugee in the UK, Joya and the Rukhshana Media agency defied threats to report on life for women under the Taliban

Tribune News Service

Minneapolis music legend Morris Day says Prince's estate won't let him use 'the Time' anymore

MINNEAPOLIS — Morris Day is having a bad time with the Prince estate.

The Guardian - UK

Prince estate has forbidden Morris Day and the Time from using name, Day claims

Day, who has fronted the Prince-formed group since 1981, says he has been refused permission to perform under that name

Tribune News Service

Russian pianists allowed to compete in Van Cliburn International Piano Competition

FORT WORTH, Texas — The May 19, 1958, cover of Time magazine features an artist's rendering of 23-year-old pianist Van Cliburn with a yellow banner across the top left corner that reads "The Texan Who Conquered Russia."

Wales Online

In search of Crazy Gary: The legendary 90s DJ at Time, Envy, Cinderellas and every other Swansea nightspot

His parties would regularly get thousands dancing in unison to cheesy classics

Benzinga

Moderator Inside Facebook's African 'Sweatshop' Says Work Is 'Mental Torture'

A company that moderates content for Facebook, owned by Meta Platforms Inc (NASDAQ: FB), stands accused by employees of “mental torture” and underpayment.

McClatchy Washington Bureau

COVID mask mandates are ending, but should you keep wearing one? What experts say

COVID-19 mask mandates are ending across the U.S., and while many may take that as a sign that it’s time to quit covering up, experts say there’s a lot to consider before going barefaced in public.

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