Journalist reporting from New York City
This time last March many Americans were attempting their first Zoom call and savoring their last maskless meal at a restaurant. Now, after a year of rising Covid cases and economic strife, there is a glimpse of normalcy on the horizon. But instead of making ambitious post pandemic plans, many are focusing on the silver linings of the past year.
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Lindsay and Lexie Kite, Ph.D., leading experts on body image, hosted the online workshop “More Than a Body” on Thursday, teaching viewers how to gain a healthier relationship with food, fitness, the media and their body.
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Sasha Calle will be playing Supergirl in the new DC and Warner Bros. movie, “The Flash.” Known for her Daytime Emmy nominated role in “The Young and the Restless,” Calle will be the first Latina Supergirl for DC. She beat out more than four hundred others auditioning for the role.
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“What we witness is a pendulum: a swing to the left and a swing to the right. I think in the immediate future we are going to be swinging left,” said Greg Brown (66). The teacher and politico, as he appropriately calls himself, had just finished up with his classes for the day. He was now answering my questions on where exactly this country is headed, a feat too great for the voter data on Census.gov.
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Arabella sets the timer on her phone: one hour. An hour away from real life and real deadlines. Like the one for her upcoming novel that awaits her in the morning. This writer and procrastinator is the protagonist in Michaela Coel’s hit TV show ‘I May Destroy You.’
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Lead actor of ‘The Batman,’ Robert Pattinson, has tested positive for coronavirus, a source reveals. This news comes just days after the upcoming DC movie resumed filming.
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The White House released a statement this Tuesday, announcing their plan to opt out of the World Health Organization (WHO) led Covid-19 Vaccines Global Access (Covax) project. The goal of Covax is to encourage countries to combine efforts in funding, developing and distributing potential vaccines in an efficient, equitable manner.
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