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Sony Pictures Television veteran Ed Lammi to retire after 36 years
Lammi joined Sony Pictures Television in 1987 as VP in charge of multi-camera videotaped series. Sony Pictures Television has announced that its longtime head of production Ed Lammi is retiring at the end of this year, following a 36-year run at the studio and 28 years in his current position. The news of his retirement was…
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Food critic Keith Lee rocked the Atlanta food industry with negative reviews. While some restaurant owners questioned his expertise, others are loving it — here’s what’s going on.
Keith Lee, a TikTok food critic, recently critiqued restaurants in Atlanta while on a food tour. Lee shared criticisms about certain restaurants and their rules, sparking a fierce response online. Some restaurant owners lashed out at Lee, while others said Lee’s reviews bolstered their business. Loading Something is loading. Thanks for signing up! Access your…
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Artificial Intelligence is changing the way cars are made
Artificial intelligence (AI) is worming its way through global industries in everything from fast food production to farming to energy grids and water treatment plants. It also now touches almost every aspect of the auto industry including design, engineering, manufacturing, employee interactions, marketing and sales. Broadly, it saves automakers money. More specifically, AI is changing…
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Vegan Food Has Hit the Mainstream, But Have We Reached the Tipping Point Yet?
Ten years ago, you’d have been pretty surprised if you walked into a fast-food joint and found a vegan burger on the menu. Places like Burger King, KFC, and McDonald’s were reserved for meat-eaters. And, if you were willing to settle for a mushy vegetable patty, vegetarians might be in with a chance of grabbing…
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A call for origami crane makers: CATS’ celebrates 30 years of theatre, arts and cultural programs
The Community Asian Theatre of the Sierra (CATS) is preparing an exhibit featuring thousands of origami cranes to be strung from the ceiling and balcony of the Rood Center in Nevada City. The exhibit is intended to showcase CATS’ 30 years of theatre and arts and culture as a joint project with the Nevada County…
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Roundtable: Is it too early to listen to Christmas music?
With Halloween officially being crossed off the calendar, we’re in the final stretch before Thanksgiving and Christmas wrap up the year. The question for the Life section in this roundtable is in regards to the dreaded (or beloved) Christmas music genre. Is it too early to blast Mariah Carey? Is it a crime to sing…
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36 Celebrities Who Got Caught With Their Pants Down
Even if they were perpetrated by some real run-of-the-mill nobodies, these scandals would still go hard. But throw celebrities in the mix? Those people we scrutinize daily for what they order for brunch? You’ve got yourself a recipe for every media outlet’s dream. Advertisement 36 Source 35 Source 34 Source Advertisement 33 Source Advertisement 32…
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Bipartisan bill would create regional mental health crisis centers in
The state would begin to set up regional mental health crisis centers throughout Wisconsin to provide short-term care during an emergency under a plan working its way through the Legislature. The bipartisan bill would spend $10 million already budgeted for mental health to create “one-stop shops” for individuals in crisis. The centers would allow voluntary…
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Cigna Reports $1.4 Billion Profit On Health Plan And Evernorth Growth
The Cigna Group reported $1.4 billion in third quarter profits thanks to strong growth across its Evernorth health services business and Cigna’s health insurance plans. Cigna Thursday said third quarter net income was $1.4 billion, or $4.74 per share, compared to $2.75 billion, or $8.97 per in the third quarter of 2022 when the company’s…
