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Jan 14 2025ENTERTAINMENT

New Managers Join Thruline Entertainment

Thruline Entertainment has added Abby Johnson and Kimberly Kottwitz to their team as talent managers. The duo, who recently worked together at Brave Artists Management, brings along several clients, including Joshua Colley, Abi Monterey, and Oona O’Brien. Johnson and Kottwitz are known for their ene

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Jan 14 2025ENTERTAINMENT

Beyoncé Steps In: Stars Join Fire Relief Efforts

Wildfires in Los Angeles are causing quite a stir, affecting movies, TV shows, and even music. With weak winds and tough firefighting, things are slowly getting better. But the showbiz world is still facing delays. The Producers Guild put their nominations on hold, and Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex,

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Jan 14 2025TECHNOLOGY

Samsung's New Galaxy Ring Sizes and Sleep Tracking Updates

Samsung is making big changes to its Galaxy Ring and Samsung Health app. Now, the Galaxy Ring comes in more sizes, perfect for everyone. But the real excitement is in the app updates. Samsung Health is getting new features to help you sleep better. One cool feature is the Sleep environment report. I

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Jan 14 2025HEALTH

Textile Workers' Health: Mutations, Genes, and Plasma Proteins

Ever wondered what happens to the body of textile workers who are constantly exposed to dyes? A recent study in Egypt took a closer look at these workers to understand their health better. Researchers were curious about mutations, specific gene changes, and how these might affect the proteins in the

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Jan 14 2025POLITICS

Malala Calls on Muslim Leaders to Tackle Gender Inequality

Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai has spoken out about the dire issue of gender inequality in Afghanistan, calling on Muslim leaders to take a stand. At a big event in Pakistan about educating girls in Muslim communities, Malala asked Muslim leaders to fight against what the Taliban is doing

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Jan 14 2025ENVIRONMENT

Volcanic Landscapes: How Water Shapes Them Over Time

Volcanic areas are some of the most active places on Earth, but we don't understand them very well. Let's look at the central Cascade arc in the USA. Here, water and landforms change together in a systematic way, linked to how old the volcanic rocks are. At the Cascade crest, where there's a lot of

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Jan 14 2025BUSINESS

U. S. Tightens Rules on AI Chips, Keeps Allies in the Loop

The United States government recently announced new rules that limit the export of AI chips to certain countries and allow unlimited access to allies like Japan and the UK. The goal is to keep advanced computing power within the U. S. and its closest allies, while blocking access to countries like C

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Jan 14 2025BUSINESS

Overhaul's Big Funding Boost

Overhaul, a supply chain visibility company based in Austin, Texas, has secured a whopping $55 million in funding. Leading the charge was Springcoast Partners, with existing investors Edison Partners and Americo also chipping in. This new cash influx aims to turbocharge Overhaul’s development in AI

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Jan 13 2025POLITICS

US Limits AI Chip Exports: China and Russia Affected

The US has just put new limits on AI chip exports to hold back China and Russia. This comes as Biden's term ends and hot on the heels of similar curbs last month. Tech companies like Nvidia and Oracle aren't happy, saying these rules might hurt US tech leadership. Officials say the goal is to keep

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Jan 13 2025TECHNOLOGY

UK's New AI Ambitions: From Caution to Boost

The U. K. is making a big shift in its stance on AI. Instead of focusing on the potential harms, it's now betting big on the technology. The government has launched a new plan to speed up public services and create jobs using AI. They're calling it a "decade of national renewal. " This includes sett

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