Author: David Roberts

The CEOs of NPR and PBS said they’re looking into options to challenge the Trump administration following the president’s executive order to cut off public funding to the news and media organizations. “We’re looking at whatever options are available to us,” said NPR CEO Katherine Maher on Sunday’s “Face the Nation” when asked if they would file a lawsuit. “I think it’s a little preliminary for us to be able to speak to specific strategies that we would take.” “We have never seen a circumstance like this and obviously we’re going to be pushing back very hard,” said PBS CEO Paula Kerger. As of…

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Sabrina Carpenter will perform at this year’s Brit Awards, organisers have announced. The Espresso singer has also been named winner of the ceremony’s Global Success award recognising “phenomenal” worldwide music sales. It is the first time an international artist has been given the honour after Brits bosses changed the rules to make overseas artists eligible. Previous winners have included One Direction, Ed Sheeran, Adele and Sam Smith. Sabrina is also nominated in the international artist of the year and international song of the year categories. Organisers said 2024 had been a “a truly incredible year” for Sabrina “in which she…

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From New York to the lush landscapes of Costa Rica. Her journey into yoga became a personal transformation. Born in Tel Aviv. Relocating to the jungle to establish a serene wellness center where nature and tranquility converge to nuture body, mind, and spirit. What inspired you to become a yoga instructor?As a professional ballet dancer for over a decade, I honed my understanding of alignment, structure, and discipline. But when I discovered yoga in 2010, I felt a profound shift. It wasn’t just about movement – it was about cultivating presence, breath, and inner connection. This realization led me to…

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It turns out everyone likes to share their music suggestions, even monarchs. Apple Music has announced a new show called The King’s Music Room, hosted by King Charles III at Buckingham Palace. Yes, we know you’ve been dying to discover the getting ready playlist he made for the coronation that cost taxpayers £72 million ($93 million).  The show’s March 10 release coincides with Commonwealth Day and the playlist reportedly features artists from across continents — the release calls out artists such as Bob Marley, Kylie Minogue and Davido. “Throughout my life, music has meant a great deal to me,” King…

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