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A look at Kathie Lee Gifford’s $100 million Connecticut home

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By Sam Shipman
| NewsPub
The following article was submitted by Brody and Associates, LLC. It is posted here with permission. The Connecticut legislature passed broad artificial intelligence legislation May 11, 2026 that includes a new framework governing the use of AI in employment-related decisions. The bill, known as SB 5, is awaiting Gov. Ned Lamont’s signature, which is expected shortly.
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Robin Pecknold thought he was ‘laying low’ in Rockport, Fleet Foxes superfans chased him down

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By Rina Laby, Sam Shipman
| The Berkeley Beacon Verified
We were driving up from Boston to Rockport, Mass. to check out an unusual show: Robin Pecknold, lead singer of the legendary folk band, Fleet Foxes, was playing a solo acoustic tour, even though he didn’t have any solo releases. The frontman would be dusting off songs he doesn’t get to play with the band very often, a handful of their hits, and some other tricks. As we drove closer to the venue, the surrounding houses only got more Cape Cod-styled.
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TikTok’s favorite artists assemble for Boston’s iHeartRadio Jingle Ball.

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By Sam Shipman
| The Berkeley Beacon Verified
Inside TD Garden last Sunday, a large screen projected a fireplace design with Boston’s iHeartRadio station logo, Kiss 108, resting above. Thousands flooded into the sold-out venue, sporting light-up reindeer antlers and bright red Santa hats. As the clock struck 6 p.m., the lights went out and the show’s countdown began. ‘Tis the season to attend iHeartRadio’s annual holiday tour: Jingle Ball.
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