Sir Paul McCartney has had an amazing life. The former Beatle is now a grandfather who turns 80 this Saturday, June 18. He’s been touring and recording over six decades. Our company just helped put together an event where he headlined a show a massive show, and now he’s back on tour at full force. […]
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On the heels of yet another deadly and tragic U.S. school shooting, this time in Uvalde, Texas where an 18-year-old killed 18 elementary school students and two of their teachers, I can’t help but lament how very dysfunctional life has become. Right up the street from where I live in Orlando, Fla., is a place
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As someone who enjoys playing the drums, I was shocked and saddened to hear about the sudden death of Taylor Hawkins of the Foo Fighters. In a recent Rolling Stone article, two fellow drummers who also were close friends revealed in candid interviews that he was burning out from a hectic schedule. And with a
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This month, U.S. college graduates enter one of the most favorable job markets in memory with a record 11.5 million job openings that await them. Between the pandemic and Great Resignation, they have the option to work from home, the office or a hybrid, pursue a nomadic lifestyle with no set address, ask for compressed
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A leaked draft of the U.S. Supreme Court opinion that would overturn Roe v. Wade feels like a we’d be turning back the clock 30-40 years if the highest court’s nine justices end up finalizing that argument. Here’s why: There are some issues that have already been settled in the court of public opinion like legalizing marijuana,
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Climate change is seriously disrupting delicate ecosystems around the world. And while we’ve long been concerned with the health of our air quality and oceans, one area that’s often overlooked is the state of our soil. It’s almost hidden from view in the environmental-protection backdrop. There has been a shift in agriculture with regard to
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There are noble roots to diversity, equity and inclusion programs whose popular shorthand reference is DEI. Each of those letters are extremely important in a functioning, healthy and holistic society. But inclusion isn’t just about the LGBTQ and BIPOC communities, or any others who are minorities or marginalized. In these divisive times, it’s important that
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When I was young, Earth Day was associated with hippies and tree huggers, as well as yogurt and granola lovers. But it has since transformed into a meaningful global discussion on the effects of climate change and stewarding the planet. I would go a step further by noting that this annual event also represents an
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I remember as a kid seeing a documentary about Area 51, a 38,400-acre patch of Nevada desert that the U.S. Air Force uses as a training site. It has been the focus of conspiracies involving the crash of unidentified flying objects, recovery and hiding of extraterrestrials. Now there’s a new report about the U.S. government
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More than a week after it happened, everyone is still talking about Will Smith slapping Chris Rock across the face at the Oscars in response to a joke about his wife’s buzz cut.
After the infamous Oscars slap, we need to let love rule Read More »