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--News Direct-- Fimi Market Inc., a technology company with a purpose to help people worldwide live and thrive through web3 experiences, has launched the Fimi NFT Marketplace, the only NFT art marketplace specifically designed to help women, people of color, Black diaspora artists and collectors sell and buy art while building lasting, successful creative careers and art collections.
What It Was... - LEO Weekly
It was a feeling but also an observational ritual that was divorced of feeling— the feelings came in little waves crashing against a giant beach or huge waves crashing against a minuscule diorama of a beach. Playground sand. There was a game there, or something like a game, and the players seemed to have an instinctive and natural understanding of it. Above all, there was no Gate. There were no leaders, only those brave enough to get up there and face the possible disapproval.
Live politics updates: Biden, Harris to introduce more staff picks as Electoral College prepares to vote Monday
USA TODAY's coverage of the 2020 election and President-elect Joe Biden's transition continues this week as he rolls out more of his picks for top jobs in his administration. Meanwhile, the remaining final states certify their vote counts before the Electoral College ballots are officially cast Monday. President Donald Trump has cleared the way for Biden's team to use federal resources and get briefings during the transition, although Trump has yet to formally concede the race.
Zerg Rush’s Zonny Mondo talks Devo, fruit and city’s underground punk scene
Before the Punk In General Fest, LEO caught up with one of the more than 20 bands performing, Zerg Rush, who describe themselves as a “party punk five piece” who “represent the angry young adults that just wanna have some fun yet encourage hard thinking.” Local punk luminary Sean Garrison (Kinghorse, I Have A Knife) spoke with Zonny Mondo, singer of Zerg Rush, about the festival, conversion-to-punk moments and who should be brought back from the dead just long enough to be punched in the face.
A Q&A with Rob Pennington about the new By the Grace of God record
Above Fear, a new, six-song EP by Louisville-based hardcore band By the Grace of God has recently been released by State of Mind Records out of Long Island, New York. Sean A. Garrison engaged in a text message interview with their singer, Rob Pennington, while pretending to watch a scary BBC soap opera with his wife. Sean also tried to get some questions answered by guitarist Duncan Barlow but gave up when his messages were not answered in a timely manner (five to seven minutes).
Drag City is rereleasing Your Food’s 1983 album 'Poke It With A Stick' - LEO Weekly
[On March 23, the record label Drag City is set to re-release Your Food’s Poke It With A Stick. The 35-year-old record was pivotal for Louisville punk. Below, Sean Garrison — formerly of the bands Kinghorse, I Have A Knife and Maurice — explains why the record is so important.] In the early 1980s, the city of Louisville was a very, very different type of place than what you see and experience now.
A Q&A with John Bailey and Doug Maxon of Your Food
We caught up with Your Food guitarist John Bailey and singer Doug Maxon to talk about the re-release of Poke It With A Stick on March 23. LEO: For those readers who are either too young or too brain-damaged to clearly remember, give us an idea about how open and encouraging Louisville was to a band like Your Food back then. Doug Maxon: Where to begin? I just remember playing for the same group of 10 or 12 friends.
A Darkness on the edge: A Q&A with Corey Feldman - LEO Weekly
Before Corey Feldman and The Angels play Trixie’s Entertainment Complex on July 22, we caught up with the former child movie star to talk about his new record, why people are unreasonably upset with his transition into music, the dark side of Los Angeles and the Super Bowl. LEO: So how did the show last night go? I’m glad that people are coming out. We are packing them in every place we play. I had the feeling you would. I like the record a lot.
Does Being “Perceived As” Muslim Support A Title VII Claim? One Court Says Yes
Readers will know that the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is distinctive among discrimination statutes in that it protects not only people who are disabled but also those regarded as disabled. The foundation of a Title VII sex discrimination in the language “because of sex” also creates potential gray areas as to exactly who the law protects. Generally, however, a person either is in a protected class or is not.
Wal-Mart Stores East to Pay $75,000 to Settle EEOC National Origin
The eastern division of the nation's largest retailer, Wal-Mart Stores East, LP, will pay $75,000 and furnish significant equitable relief to resolve a national origin and religious harassment and retaliation lawsuit filed by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), the federal agency announced today.
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