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Hugh Jackman and Ryan Reynolds hijack Gus Worland's radio show
READ MORE: Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman take over San Diego Comic-Con as Deadpool & Wolverine eyes a record $40M Thursday preview Hugh Jackman and Ryan Reynolds have hilariously hijacked a popular Australian radio show during their Deadpool &…
Apple Music launches new 'radio spins' data for artists and labels
Apple is rolling out a new feature to its Apple Music for Artists platform this week. The company says that artists can now see “when and where” their music is being played on radio stations around the world… In a post on the…
Why Verstappen won't change his tone after radio rant criticism
Max Verstappen is defiant and will not tone down how he speaks to his Red Bull team following his aggressive radio rants during the Hungarian Grand Prix. Verstappen engaged in a frank discussion with his race engineer, Gianpiero Lambiase, and at…
Police departments are offering big raises. Does it work? - TPR: The Public's Radio
When Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara took over the department in 2022, he says it was like walking into a funeral parlor. “People weren't even talking to each other,” he says. “A lot of members were openly telling me…
Ed Greene retires from 9NEWS, ending 47-year career in Denver TV, radio
Ed Greene's 47-year career in Denver television and radio came to a close on Friday, July 26, with the weather forecaster announcing his retirement on 9NEWS. (Photo courtesy of 9NEWS). Ed Greene's 47-year career in Denver's news industry is coming…
What's Making Us Happy: A guide to your weekend reading and listening - TPR: The Public's Radio
This week, the Olympics got underway, we glimpsed a high-profile attempt to sound like an icon, and Disneyland avoided a strike. Here's what NPR's Pop Culture Happy Hour crew was paying attention to — and what you should check out this…
From Obama to Harris - A look at what's changed - TPR: The Public's Radio
Travel back in time with me for a moment, won't you? The year is 2008. Barack Obama has just received the Democratic nomination for president. The world is stunned. A Black man is running for the highest office in the country, and there's a chance…
Verstappen defends his swearing on the radio and lashes out at his critics
Is Max Verstappen pulling too many all-nighters? For the Red Bull world champion, night-time sim racing is being blown out of proportion. He doesn't accept criticism of his antics in Hungary. Max Verstappen has no sympathy for the debate…
What to know about Venezuela's election, as Maduro faces stiff opposition - TPR: The Public's Radio
CARACAS, Venezuela — Venezuelans are bracing for one of their most consequential and contentious elections this Sunday, that could bring dramatic change to the South American nation. Should the main opposition candidate, Edmundo…
A pollster sheds light on Palestinian attitudes toward the U.S., Israel and Hamas - TPR: The Public's Radio
TEL AVIV – For the past three decades, Khalil Shikaki has provided vital glimpses and insights into Palestinian public opinion through his surveys conducted by the Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research, located in Ramallah, in…
An electrode in the brain restores the career of saxophonist Joey Berkley - TPR: The Public's Radio
Saxophonist Joey Berkley was living his dream: he was playing jazz in New York City. But about 20 years ago, he noticed his left hand wasn't cooperating. It got worse and worse. “As soon as I picked my horn up and touched – literally…
U.S. automakers had a punishing week - with a silver lining for shoppers - TPR: The Public's Radio
Wall Street seems skeptical that major U.S. automakers are steering in the right direction. The Detroit 3 and Tesla all reported earnings this week. Tesla's profits were down sharply from last year — again. Stellantis saw profits crater…
Martin Indyk, former U.S. diplomat and author, dies at 73 - TPR: The Public's Radio
NORWICH, Conn. — Veteran diplomat Martin S. Indyk, an author and leader at prominent U.S. think tanks who devoted years to finding a path toward peace in the Middle East, died Thursday. He was 73. His wife, Gahl Hodges Burt, confirmed in a…
Hugo Rifkind to succeed Matt Chorley as Times Radio morning presenter
Times columnist Hugo Rifkind will take over from Matt Chorley as a weekday morning presenter for Times Radio. Rifkind, who has written for The Times since 2001, will host the News UK -owned station between 10am and 1pm Mondays to Thursdays. Rifkind…
Kroger honors legendary Cincinnati radio host Jim Scott during reopening celebration
Updated: 5:32 PM EDT Jul 26, 2024 Kroger honors legendary Cincinnati radio host Jim Scott during reopening celebration Updated: 5:32 PM EDT Jul 26, 2024 LEADING THE WAY. REMEMBERING A LOCAL RADIO LEGEND. AN ADVOCATE. REACTIONS ARE POURING IN AS…
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