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Constance Wu says Asian American advocate betrayed her by praising abuser she told him about Original

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By Joey Nolfi , Will Robinson, Keertana Sastry
| Entertainment Weekly
Constance Wu has revealed that a confidant once betrayed her trust after he publicly praised her alleged Fresh Off the Boat abuser. Elaborating on allegations of sexual harassment she experienced on the set of her ABC sitcom Fresh Off the Boat (as outlined in her new memoir Making a Scene), the Hustlers actress told Trevor Noah on Thursday's episode of The Daily Show that she once told an Asian American advocate about the experience, only to have him laud the man at a panel discussion.
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Constance Wu alleges she was sexually harassed by a 'Fresh Off the Boat' producer Original

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By Maureen Lenker, Will Robinson, Keertana Sastry
| Entertainment Weekly
Constance Wu says that while starring in her breakout role on Fresh Off the Boat, she was sexually harassed and intimidated by one of the ABC sitcom's senior producers. The actress lays out the allegations in her new memoir Making a Scene, out Oct. 5, and also addressed them in a New York Times profile published Friday and a panel discussion presented by The Atlantic the same day. Wu has not named the producer, and refers to him only as "M—" in her book.
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Constance Wu says backlash to her 'Fresh Off the Boat' tweets 'convinced me to end my own life'

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By Joey Nolfi , Will Robinson, Keertana Sastry
| Entertainment Weekly
Constance Wu returned to social media Thursday after a three-year hiatus, during which time the Hustlers and Crazy Rich Asians star says she attempted suicide after enduring backlash to a series of tweets she made about her ABC sitcom Fresh Off the Boat.
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AMC Theatres buying Carmike Cinemas to become biggest theater chain in world

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By Will Robinson
| Entertainment Weekly
AMC Theatres announced Thursday it is going to acquire fellow theater chain Carmike Cinemas. The deal, valued at approximately $1.1 billion, makes AMC — which is itself owned by China’s Wanda Group — the largest theater chain in the U.S. and the world.
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'Fresh Off the Boat' author Eddie Huang doesn't watch the ABC adaptation

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By Will Robinson, Keertana Sastry, Ariana Bacle 
| Entertainment Weekly
Eddie Huang published Fresh Off the Boat: A Memoir, a book detailing his Taiwanese family’s experience in America, in 2013. Two years later, it was adapted into a sitcom of the same name for ABC—that Huang doesn’t watch. Huang, who narrates the show, has expressed his doubts from the beginning: Before Fresh Off the Boat even premiered, he wrote an essay for Vulture about the obstacles he faced bringing his story to TV.
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Hanson Sang the National Anthem the Last Time Cleveland Made the World Series

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By Will Robinson
| Entertainment Weekly
The last time the Chicago Cubs went to the World Series, the United States had yet to join the nascent United Nations. The last time the Cleveland Indians went to the World Series, Hanson was involved. The trio of brothers/pop singers were riding high off their signature hit “MMMBop” by the time the October showdown of the Indians and the eventual champs Florida Marlins rolled around. Isaac, Taylor, and Zac jogged on field to a mixed reaction. The three took turns singing solo before harmonizing.
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Reynaldo Rey, 'Friday' actor, dies at 75

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By Will Robinson
| Entertainment Weekly
Comedian Reynaldo Rey, who was best known for playing Red’s father in Friday, died Thursday morning due to stroke complications, EW confirmed. He was 75 years old. Rey regularly worked in movies from 1989 (in Harlem Nights) through 2012. He also had roles in White Men Can’t Jump and House Party 3, and made appearances on Everybody Hates Chris and The Bernie Mac Show. Rey was born in Sequoyah County, Okla., and earned a bachelor’s degree in education from Kansas State Teacher’s College.
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Halloween Returns: Weinstein Co. announces new Michael Myers movie

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By Will Robinson
| Entertainment Weekly
Halloween (2007 movie) type Movie Michael Myers is back. Dimension Films and Trancas International Films announced that the next Halloween film, Halloween Returns, will start production next month. Marcus Dunstan will direct, replacing Rob Zombie, who shepherded both Halloween (2007) and Halloween II (2009). The plot for Returns is unknown.
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Joel McHale would love to make 'Community' movie (if someone funds it)

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By Chancellor Agard , Keith Staskiewicz, Christian Blauvelt , Will Robinson
| Entertainment Weekly
type TV Show network NBC Yahoo Screen Retired sitcom Community lasted its pre-ordained six seasons — a fan-favorite despite never earning massive ratings. But what about the second half of the prophecy: a movie? Former star Joel McHale is certainly open to the prospect of reuniting the Greendale gang for a feature. “Yeah! We’re bringing back Yahoo Screen! It’s gonna be great!” he joked on the red carpet of CBS’s upfronts presentation Wednesday, according to Variety.
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Sarah Silverman joins Andy Samberg in Lonely Island movie

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By Will Robinson
| Entertainment Weekly
It didn’t take long for Top Secret Untitled Lonely Island Movie to grow its cast. Comedian Sarah Silverman has joined the film, which begins filming this week. She will play Paula, a sharp and sarcastic publicist: the quintessential Silverman character. The only plot info known at this point is that it takes place in the music world. The film will star Andy Samberg, Akiva Schaffer, and Jorma Taccone, the members of comedy music trio The Lonely Island.
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'Star Trek' star Nichelle Nichols has suffered a mild stroke

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By Will Robinson
| Entertainment Weekly
UPDATE, 6:25 p.m. ET. Nichols’ reps have issued the following statement to EW: “Nichelle Nichols has had both a CAT scan and an MRI today. The CAT scan came back negative and we are awaiting the results from the MRI. Currently she is awake, eating, in good spirits and able to have full conversations. Her right side has shown minor signs or mobility loss but she is not showing any signs of paralyses.
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Prince pulls discography from Spotify, Apple Music and more

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By Will Robinson
| Entertainment Weekly
Good luck streaming Prince from now on. The artist has pulled his catalog from many online streaming services, except for Tidal and Google Play. “Prince’s publisher has asked all streaming services to remove his catalog,” a message on his Spotify artist page reads. “We have cooperated with the request and hope to bring his music back as soon as possible.” His discography originally appeared on Apple Music, which launched on Tuesday, but has since been pulled from the library.
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Two of B.B. King's daughters allege father was poisoned by two close employees (Updated)

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By Will Robinson
| Entertainment Weekly
UPDATE: When asked for documentation, the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department’s Office of Public Information gave EW this statement Tuesday: “Unfortunately, our Homicide Lieutenant was misquoted Monday by the Associated Press. Until such time as the Clark County Coroner determines Mr. King’s death to be from other than natural causes, the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department is NOT moving forward with any investigation.” The original story has been updated to reflect this information.
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Ghostbusters: Dan Aykroyd cameos with Kristen Wiig in Paul Feig reboot

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By Will Robinson
| Entertainment Weekly
Paul Feig’s Ghostbusters reboot may include a link to the past. Dan Aykroyd, who played one of the titular specter exterminators in each of Ivan Reitman’s comedies, announced Tuesday on Twitter that he was filming a scene with Kristin Wiig in the new film. Aykroyd deleted his tweet almost two hours later, but EW confirmed his involvement with his reps. There’s no official word yet on whom Aykroyd will play in the film, due out July 22, 2016.
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Gilmore Girls A Year in the Life: Lauren Graham announces title on Ellen show

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By Will Robinson
| Entertainment Weekly
By Will Robinson May 19, 2016 at 12:00 PM EDT Netflix’s revival of Gilmore Girls now has an official title befitting its seasonal theme: Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life. Star Lauren Graham appeared on The Ellen DeGeneres Show to share the news about the upcoming series, which is almost done filming, she added. A Year in the Life will feature four 90-minute installments that take place in winter, spring, summer, and fall.
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Full Season Varsity Highlights

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By Will Robinson
| Hudl.com
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The Power of GraphQL, With RESTful APIs: Meet Hypnos

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By Will Robinson
| Medium
It’s difficult to discuss GraphQL or Apollo without talking about the other. Since its founding in 2016, Apollo has emerged as one of the leading clients to leverage GraphQL within an application. Airbnb, Audi, CNBC, and Expedia are among the engineering teams Apollo touts as adopting its technology.
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Suddath CEO shares secrets to a century of success

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By Will Robinson
| Yahoo Finance
Suddath CEO shares secrets to a century of success More Carl Suddath opened his moving company in 1919 with two mules and a cart. One particularly disruptive trend, CEO Mike Brannigan told the Business Journal, has been the rise of relocation companies, middle men that stand between companies looking to relocate and movers like Suddath. A decade ago, only 20 percent of Suddath's business went through relocation companies, according to Brannigan.
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Pipeline Rupture Closes Highway 15

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By Will Robinson
| KBIA-FM (Columbia, MO)
Missouri Highway 15 remains closed after a pipeline ruptured around 3:30 a.m. Sunday, according to the Missouri Department of Transportation. First responders ensured nearby homes were empty. Audrain County Sheriff Matt Ollie said Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Company was contacted and shut off the valves to the pipeline. “It was about 40 minutes from the time we were notified that it took for it to be substantially out,” Ollie said. Ollie said no one was injured as a result of the pipeline rupture.
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CULNC captain: “The Blues have put out some immense performances this year, as Oxford will find out on Sunday”

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By Will Robinson
| Varsity
Will Robinson talks Varsity, sports psychology and the rising prominence of netball with Blues captain Sophie Maitland "The Varsity Match is a unique event which brings with it a different energy to normal league matches"CULNC by Will Robinson In the year of England’s football World Cup heroics and penalty shoot-out successes, it is notable that the public should have picked the netball side’s last gasp Commonwealth Games triumph as their sporting moment of 2018.
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Transit Cuts to Create Problems for Passengers

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By Will Robinson
| KBIA-FM (Columbia, MO)
By Will Robinson • 4 minutes ago The Columbia Disabilities Commission is meeting on March 14th and will host a speaker from the Public Transit Advisory Commission to discuss the changes made to the bus routes. The decreased bus routes are due to tax dollars not keeping up with inflation and rising expenses according to Mike Trapp, ward two city council member. Trapp says Go Como, Columbia’s public transit, was spending more money than it brought in.
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Columbia City Council Approves Rezoning for New Neighborhood

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By Will Robinson
| KBIA-FM (Columbia, MO)
The Columbia City Council voted to rezone more than 45 acres of land at its meeting Monday night. The Westbury Village Plot, known as the Tosini property, is located west of Scott Boulevard and north and south of Smith Drive. The property was approved to be rezoned into three separate sections, 3.31 acres of mixed use-neighborhood, 21.53 acres of mixed use-corridor and 20.3 acres of multiple-family dwelling.
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Margot Robbie cast as notorious ice skater Tonya Harding in 'I, Tonya'

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By Will Robinson
| Entertainment Weekly
After portraying a premier villain from the world of comics, Margot Robbie is set to play one of the most infamous figures from the world of sports. The Suicide Squad actress has signed on to play figure skater Tonya Harding in I, Tonya from writer Steven Rogers (Kate & Leopold), his rep confirmed to EW. Harding was one of the most vilified athletes in American sports history.
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Demi Lovato goes country 'Without A Fight' in Brad Paisley duet

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By Will Robinson
| Entertainment Weekly
The last time Demi Lovato and Brad Paisley worked together, she pulled the country star into her musical world. Now Lovato is stepping into his. “Without A Fight,” Paisley and Lovato’s upbeat duet released Friday, details a passionate and volatile relationship. “Sometimes I think it couldn’t be any better, and I couldn’t want you more/ And sometimes I think we don’t belong together, confusing love and war,” they sing.
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Boat Races, BUCS, and Bumps: The Varsity Lent sport preview

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By Will Robinson
| Varsity
Blues and college players alike are preparing for a rigorous few months in sport. Varsity gives you an overview of all you have to look forward to this term Lent Bumps will round off the term between the 5th and 9th of MarchLOUIS ASHWORTH by Will Robinson The Boat Races will headline a packed Lent sporting calendar.
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Kliff Kingsbury Christmas, 2019 Schedule

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By Will Robinson
| armchairallamericans.com
Kenny and Will welcome back SB Nation's Ian Boyd who tells fans what to expect from new USC offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury. Later, Kenny and Will go over the Trojans' 2019 schedule and prematurely freak out about it.
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Fifth Harmony's Lauren Jauregui Pens Emotional Plea to Trump Voters: 'Look Beyond Yourselves'

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By Will Robinson
| Entertainment Weekly
Lauren Jauregui of the pop quintet Fifth Harmony penned an open letter to Donald Trump supporters, calling them out for adversely affecting the nation with their vote and ignoring a wide swath of the nation. Jauregui, 20, took to Billboard for the lengthy post that is equal parts deliberate and cutting.
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Watch David Bowie Call Out MTV for Not Playing Black Artists

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By Will Robinson
| TIME
Much has been written about David Bowie the artist in the day after his passing at 69, but perhaps the best person to illustrate his lasting impact on music is David Bowie himself. MTV shared an interview with Bowie from 1983 with then-VJ Mark Goodman. After complimenting the network for being a “solid enterprise,” Bowie bluntly brought up one issue he had: “I’m just floored by the fact that there’s so few black artists featured on it.
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Kelly Announces Intention to Run for Columbia Mayor

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By Will Robinson
| KBIA-FM (Columbia, MO)
Former State Representative Chris Kelly has announced his attention to run for Columbia mayor in the upcoming April 2019 election. Kelly has served as a State Representative under the Missouri House of Representatives 23rd District from 1982 – 1994, and again under the 45th District from 2009 – 2015. Teresa Maledy, former Commerce bank President, will serve as his Campaign Chair.
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Hickson Creek Trail Extension Looks to Move Forward

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By Will Robinson
| KBIA-FM (Columbia, MO)
The Hinkson Creek Trail extension is a 1.1 - mile connecter that covers one of the gaps in Columbia’s 30 miles of trails. The proposed trail will connect northeast Columbia to Stephens Lake Park. It will go under Interstate 70 making it safer for bikers and pedestrians to travel and provide access to the MKT Trail. The Columbia Parks and Recreation department held an open meeting on Thursday to gather public input about the trail. Many cyclists are in support of the trail extension.
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Familiar foes inflict late defeat on Light Blues

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By Will Robinson
| Varsity
Cambridge University Association Football Club fell once again at the hands of their oldest rivals, losing 1-0 to Oxford – thanks to a late Leonardo Ackerman goal in a game not short of controversy. The Blues’ second successive BUCS defeat of the season leaves them bottom of the Midlands 1A division, and makes a defence of their 2017-18 title an improbability, even this early in the season.
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Arizona Postmortem, Bye Week Evaluation With Tony Burnett

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By Arizona Postmortem, Will Robinson
| armchairallamericans.com
The THT gang is joined again by former USC player Tony Burnett who helps recap USC's close win in the desert against the Arizona Wildcats, defends the special teams unit led by John Baxter, and answers listener questions about the state of the Trojans through five games.
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Hockey Blues fall to Cardiff in dispiriting BUCS opener

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By Will Robinson
| Varsity
Cambridge University Hockey Club Women’s Blues’ BUCS struggles continued into the new season, as they slipped to a 4-1 defeat at the hands of Cardiff University. In what was a more even-sided game than the eventual scoreline suggests, Cardiff capitalised on the Blues’ early mistakes to condemn Cambridge to a 16th consecutive regular BUCS season game without a win: a run that stretches back to the beginning of February 2017.
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Missouri Soybean Prices to Fall to Record Low with Yields at a Record High

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By Will Robinson
| KBIA-FM (Columbia, MO)
Missouri soybean farmers will likely see low prices due to a bumper crop this year. The US Department of Agriculture is projecting record high soybean yields of 51.6 bushels per acre for Missouri. That’s up by more than three bushels an acre from last year. US soybean production has increased by more than four percent from last year with nearly one percent less acres planted according to the USDA. Montgomery corn and soybean farmer Josh Johnson said this trend will likely continue.
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Amy Schumer: This Is Why She Turned Down Hosting 'The Daily Show'

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By Will Robinson
| TIME
When Comedy Central replaced Jon Stewart as host of its iconic Daily Show, the network turned to little-known correspondent Trevor Noah to fill the giant void behind the desk. But he wasn’t the first person it held discussions with. The New York Times Magazine ran an in-depth feature on the network on June 18.
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Daily Satellite News

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By Will Robinson
| SatNews
Jacksonville's Cecil Airport is Under Control with Plans for Spaceport Control Center The Jacksonville Aviation Authority recently filed plans for its new air traffic control tower at Cecil Airport, which will also house a control center for Cecil Spaceport. The plans, which focus on the property's drainage, are JAA's first since it announced plans to demolish its current 55-foot tower with a 135-foot tower and control center in 2017.
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Episode 151 — UNLV Postmortem, Stanford Preview - Armchair All-Americans

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By Will Robinson
| armchairallamericans.com
Saman and Will recap USC's season-opening win over the UNLV Runnin' Rebels, praising freshmen J.T. Daniels and Amon-Ra St. Brown, and critique the inconsistent performance. Plus, they answer listener questions, pick Week 2 Pac-12 games, and preview the Trojans' first conference game against the Stanford Cardinal.
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Eddie Vedder Donates $10,000 to Family in Need After Viral Christmas Ad

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By Will Robinson
| Entertainment Weekly
Maryland mother Tyshika Britten’s Christmas wishes came true after she wrote a plea on Craigslist, asking for help to give her six kids an enjoyable holiday season as they were on the brink of eviction. After the story went viral,  they receive a trove of gifts from various donors and a check for $10,000 from one generous star: Pearl Jam’s Eddie Vedder. “I was just so moved by the story and what this mother did for her children.
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Mariah Carey is making movies (and music) for the Hallmark Channel

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By Will Robinson
| Entertainment Weekly
Expect to see Mariah Carey on the Hallmark Channel very soon. The pop singer has signed a three-movie deal with Hallmark, the network announced Monday. For each movie — the first of which is set to premiere during 2017’s “Countdown to Valentine’s Day” slate — Carey will develop, executive-produce, direct, costar, and pen an original song.
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Ashton Kutcher Slams 'Muslim Ban' at SAG Awards

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By Will Robinson
| TIME
Ashton Kutcher opened the 2017 SAG Awards by showing solidarity for protesters speaking out against President Donald Trump’s executive order banning citizens, including refugees, from seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the U.S. “Good evening, fellow SAG-AFTRA members, and everyone at home, and everyone in airports that belong in my America,” Kutcher said.
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Casting Net: 'GoT' stars Kit Harington, Maisie Williams have new movie news

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By Will Robinson
| Entertainment Weekly
Game of Thrones stars Kit Harington, Maisie Williams have new movie news
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Duval resident takes CSX to court

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By Will Robinson
| bizjournals.com
Alfred Odom, a 20-year CSX employee who developed a degenerative disc disease and bone spur in his spine, has joined the list of current and former employees suing the Jacksonville-based railroad for violating their federally protected medical leave. Odom, a Duval County resident, took his claim to court July 17, alleging that his position, manager of customer experience, was eliminated days after he requested time off for surgery.
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Crowley adds first of its kind ship to its fleet

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By Will Robinson
| bizjournals.com
The world's first LNG-powered ship for container and roll-on/roll-off cargo has officially joined Crowley Maritime Corp.'s fleet. The El Coqui was built by VT Halter Marine Inc. specifically for Crowley, which will use it in its Jacksonville-Puerto Rico trade line. The El Coqui, named after a Puerto Rican species of frog, will make its first voyage to San Juan from Jaxport this month.
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Large Jacksonville IT staffing and consulting company acquired

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By Will Robinson
| bizjournals.com
Meridian, a Jacksonville-based IT staffing and consulting company, has been acquired by Tallahassee-based Consulting Services International for an undisclosed amount. Meridian was among the Inc. 5000 list of the nation's fastest-growing companies in 2008, 2009 and 2011 and has more than 450 employees. CSI closed on the transaction June 15, but the deal was not announced until the end of June.
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CSX CEO talks record-breaking quarter, addresses skeptics

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By Will Robinson
| bizjournals.com
CSX Corp. (Nasdaq: CSX) posted some of its strongest metrics to date in the second quarter. The railroad improved earnings, revenue, dwell time, train velocities, freight volumes and more. Notably, it broke the record for operating ratio, a key indicator of efficiency, for all U.S. railroads, according to CEO Jim Foote, who discussed the quarter with the Business Journal. Running longer trains has been an industry practice for years and years as the technology improves.
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Florida drone companies get regulatory boon

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By Will Robinson
| bizjournals.com
Florida's drone operators are counting the days until a beta program being rolled out by the Federal Aviation Authority comes to the Southeast. The new program replaces a slow, cumbersome and inconsistent approval process with a "near real-time" solution that increases the amount of projects drone-based businesses can take on. Low Altitude Authorization and Notification Capability has launched in phases throughout the Western U.S. and will start in the Southeast July 19.
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Five revelations from the fatal Amtrak, CSX crash investigation

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By Will Robinson
| bizjournals.com
New details about the February collision of Amtrak and CSX trains, which killed two and injured 92, have emerged as part of an investigation by the National Transportation Safety Board. The NTSB held a hearing Tuesday to review the event and identify safety improvements that could prevent a similar event from happening.
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Federal investigators review CSX, Amtrak collision

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By Will Robinson
| bizjournals.com
The National Transportation Safety Board held a hearing in Washington, D.C. Tuesday to review what led to the fatal Feb. 4 collision of Amtrak and CSX trains in South Carolina. The NTSB did not rule on a probable cause or find fault, but it did probe CSX (Nasdaq: CSX), Amtrak and the Federal Railroad Administration about the procedures in place when the accident occurred and what has been done to prevent another incident. At 2:37 a.m. Feb.
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Prototype rocket engine tested at Cecil Spaceport - Jacksonville Business Journal

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By Will Robinson
| bizjournals.com
Atlanta-based Generation Orbit Launch Services Inc. tested a functional liquid rocket prototype engine at Cecil Spaceport. GO's rocket, the GOLauncher1 hypersonic flight test booster, will be used to launch football-sized satellites from a horizontal aircraft in late 2019. Cecil Spaceport is the only spaceport approved for horizontal launches on the East Coast, one of only six in the United States.
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FBI arrests three for CSX robberies spanning 18 years

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By Will Robinson
| bizjournals.com
Jun 29, 2018, 11:38am EDT Three men in Buffalo, N.Y., have been arrested and charged with robbing from CSX railcars over a period of 18 years. The men face a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine. Officials closed in on Paul Krieger, Ray Chrostowski and Nicholas Birdwell, all Buffalo natives, after multiple sources alerted the FBI in April. The thefts had been occurring on CSX property since 2000, according to CSX officials.
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