Mardi Gras, Coachella and Other Events Are Back
Yes. And Coachella, too. After canceling many major events over the last two years, organizers are going forward in the first months of 2022, though there may be adjustments.
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Following the commercial success of Facebook's Oculus virtual reality headset, companies are now in a race to develop the first consumer market-aimed augmented reality (AR) glasses.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk lashed out at the ESG brand this week after his company was de-listed from a major ESG-focused index. It was the latest of several signs that the ESG brand might be losing its luster in the midst of the world’s worsening energy and economic crises.
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The absence of Bryce Harper shows how quickly things can turn for the Philadelphia Phillies
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Now that all nine episodes of Paramount Plus’s Halo TV show have come and gone in season 1, I wanted to reflect on the series as a whole, now that it’s all come together for its finale.
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The highest tier of the Signet Group has expanded its stones to include those formed outside of a mine.
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Roger Angell, a regular in New York baseball press boxes for a half-century, left a legacy of books, poems, and essays when he died at age 101 on May 20.
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Ugly Sonic is back and he needs his own series pronto.
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That may seem curious since the Vikings are coming off two disappointing seasons from that part of the team, and that was with a certified defensive expert in Mike Zimmer running the team.
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'Everything, Everywhere All At Once' is going to drop by just 3% this weekend, pulling off another 'Sixth Sense' or 'Greatest Showman'-worthy hold.
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Erdogan spoke with Swedish and Finnish leaders Saturday as the three countries work to come to an agreement on approving Sweden and Finland’s NATO applications.
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Fair or not, Focus Features’ Downton Abbey: A New Era was seen as a definitive test case as to whether older audiences would return to theaters.
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China's "zero Covid" policy is causing headaches for western companies.
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In holdover news for the Friday box office that isn’t about Everything, Everywhere All at Once...
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The reported three-year deal, which he is believed to be signing, will hardly dispel the notion that he might walk away from the club in the future.
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2022's best new shows and movies across the major streaming platforms, for which the journalism business serves as a backdrop.
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The January 6 committee wants Loudermilk to answer questions about who he met with the day before the rioting.
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The trial between Amber Heard and Johnny Depp is a race to the bottom - who’s going to hit the ground first?
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New cases are up 42% from two weeks ago amid the spread of multiple subvariants of omicron.
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Jif peanut butter brands have been linked to 14 Salmonella cases and 2 hospitalized people in a multi-state outbreak.
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The new bilingual Apple TV series is created and produced by Bambú Producciones, known for hits such as "Velvet," "Cable Girls" and "High Seas" and features a stellar international cast.
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Boston is expected to tie its 142-year-old record high for the month of May.
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You can watch Stranger Things 4's opening scene right here before it comes to Netflix.
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Love, Death & Robots is back for Season 3.
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Olympique Lyonnais reclaimed their Women's Champions League title defeating the defending champions FC Barcelona, who had previously swept all before them throughout the season only to fall short against the team they have still never beaten.
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Parents and caregivers have been looking to breast milk sharing groups on social media.
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There are lots of great movies leaving the Netflix platform this month. Luckily, you still have time to watch these ten great options before April ends.
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The iPhone maker has told some of its suppliers that it wants to boost production outside China, citing Beijing’s strict anti-Covid policy among other reasons, and is giving India and Vietnam a closer look, people involved in the discussions said.
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The Royal Agricultural University (RAU) is launching a new scholarship scheme to encourage more British students from ethnic minorities to enter the farming sector.
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His company took a lighthearted approach to its products, with a wisecracking stork as its mascot, and became the market leader.
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The invasion of Ukraine is an “epochal moment” that will end Russia’s status as an energy superpower — and increase risks for other nations, says the historian Daniel Yergin.
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Many values espoused by the World Economic Forum — globalization, liberalism, free market capitalism, representative democracy — are under attack.
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Ambitious goals, messaging and enforcement put the nation at the top of the sustainability pack, serving as a model as the World Economic Forum pushes to end plastic waste.
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For all the criticism of the World Economic Forum’s display of wealth, productive partnerships are indeed formed at Davos, participants say.
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The onetime ‘manager of the century’ paved the way for C.E.O.’s to moonlight as internet trolls.
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A senior figure in Donald Trump's Cabinet is plotting a £700m deal that would see one of Britain's biggest digital-only banks being listed on the US stock market.
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This is the story of the economic shockwave currently running through this country - along supply chains, into the prices of the materials and services we use every day.
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If it returns to Earth successfully next week, the space taxi built for NASA could carry astronauts to orbit later this year.
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A complaint by the agency accuses the coffee chain of illegally intimidating and retaliating against workers in an election that the union lost.
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Hundreds of staple grocery items had shot up in price by more than a fifth over the two years prior to the surge in food inflation caused by Russia's war in Ukraine, according to an investigation.
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This week’s upfronts, when the media industry sells its programming to advertisers, showed how much has changed in the past few years.
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À la fin du 19e siècle, le Crédit Industriel et Commercial a soutiré des millions à Haïti. Le Times a retracé l’histoire de cette opération — et son coût pour Haïti.
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