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WORLD NEWS
Joaquín 'El Chapo' Guzmán Found Guilty
Mexican drug lord "El Chapo" was convicted of running an industrial-scale smuggling operation and is facing life in prison.
ENTERTAINMENT
'Very few bands these days have the quality to perform'
By FaceCulture, Contributor
Giving You The People Behind The Music
An interview with Ossy Hoppe from Wizard Promotions from Germany about the live industry during Eurosonic Noorderslag 2017
ENTERTAINMENT
Build Your Own Door
By Anne M. Strick, Contributor
Movie industry veteran
And sometimes you might decide to build your very own door yourself. A different Door. That's what happened to me. That's
TECH
Is There Room to Disrupt the Cloud Industry?
By Quora, Contributor
The best answer to any question
This question originally appeared on Quora. - the knowledge sharing network where compelling questions are answered by people
POLITICS
Why Trump May Win Ohio And Pennsylvania
By Peter Van Buren, Contributor
Author, Hooper's War: A Novel of WWII Japan, We Meant Well: Ho...
Trump is very aware of the unfocused anger in the Midwest, and is working hard to use that to get votes. If he takes the swing states of Ohio and Pennsylvania, it will be because of that insight.
WEDDINGS
The Ugly Truth About White Privilege In The Wedding Industry
By Liz Susong, Contributor
Liz is the editor and co-founder of Catalyst Wed Co.
The wedding industry is segregated.
LATINO VOICES
America Ferrera On The One Thing White Male Actors Never Have To Worry About
By Carolina Moreno
The actress says there's an "unequal burden" that falls upon actors of color.
BUSINESS
Good Health is Good for Business
By Farsh Askari, Contributor
Contributor
Not surprisingly, much of the conversation around health care has been focused on expenditures. Perhaps therein lies the problem.
THE WORLD POST
Innovative Vessels Made in Poland
By Pawel Adamowicz, Contributor
Mayor of Gdansk, Poland
Shipbuilding industry has been fundamental to prosperity of Gdansk for centuries. Sometimes the shipyard was the main scene for political events in Poland, like it was in the '80s, sometimes the industry was affected by troubles, like it was in the '90s.
TECH
4 Ways to Connect in Your Industry Anywhere You Are
By Kaitlyn Russell, Contributor
Contributor
If you work remotely, chances are you've experienced a lack of personal connections. After all, you're behind a screen for the majority of your day. And if you work in an office setting, it's still important to be able to foster relationships anywhere you go.
CULTURE & ARTS
You're Not Believable as a Love Interest
By Harmony France, Contributor
Chicagoan, Actor/Singer, Co-Artistic Director of Firebrand The...
Artistic directors, casting directors, directors, anyone involved with casting... we have to do better. We need to diversify. We need to start casting in a way that looks like the world that we live in. Casting predominantly white and male is antiquated. I will no longer change myself in any way for you.
BUSINESS
3 Common Mistakes Most Starting Entrepreneurs Make
By Lisa Schwarz, Contributor
Professional Writer & blogger
2. Starting Out too Big You've probably heard of the old mafia saying, "Don't take it personally, its just business". Well
TRAVEL
Gdansk: The Gate to Central Europe
By Pawel Adamowicz, Contributor
Mayor of Gdansk, Poland
Photo: Piotr Poloczanski By sea or by rail, these are not the only ways to get to Gdansk. Another transport facility that
TECH
Drones, the Robot Revolution and a Star Wars Society
By Amy Dash, Contributor
Two-time Emmy Award-Winning Correspondent, Attorney, On-Air Le...
Our strictly controlled airspace will soon become a society in the sky. Much like Star Wars, there is already a battle between the good and the evil, as the feds and the states try to police and regulate drones.
ENTERTAINMENT
All the Doors to Hollywood and How to Open Them - Publicist
By Anne M. Strick, Contributor
Movie industry veteran
"A lot of things", says publicist LEONARD MORPURGO. "Basically, I blow the film's horn. As a Unit Publicist, I bring television
CULTURE & ARTS
Mary Iverson: Boxes of Rain
By Shana Nys Dambrot, Contributor
Art critic, curator, essayist based in LA
This idea of doing both expresses in literal and figurative ways. Her thickets of perspectival lines extending the grid, their
POLITICS
How to Allocate Educational Resources
By Soren Petersen, Contributor
Design Research Ph.D.; Author, 'Profit from Design'
Today's university students are faced with some of the toughest challenges in the history of humankind and yet, our current educational system may not be well positioned to adequately prepare them for meeting the challenges of this increasingly inter-connected world economy.
PARENTING
Successful Women Walking the Tightrope between Motherhood and Career - What Helps? What Hurts? An Author Speaks Out
By Laurie Hollman,Ph.D., Contributor
Laurie Hollman,Ph.D., psychoanalyst w/kids,teens,adults;author...
How do women measure success? Is it by mothering and having a career? How do they carry out both forms of work to their satisfaction? What helps? What hurts?
EDUCATION
Hey adults, stop telling gamers to stop gaming. Instead, respect, and redirect.
By Caleb Clark, Contributor
And educational technologist and daddy blogger (achydad.com) i...
Ocean has been working in the gaming business since we both got started in technology in San Francisco in mid-1990s. He started
STYLE
This Elle Spread Is A Reminder Of Fashion's Major Diversity Issue
By Jamie Feldman
Despite progress that has been made, there's a long way to go.
BUSINESS
Five Industries Ripe for Disruption
By Rana Florida, Contributor
CEO, The Creative Class Group & Best-Selling Author, Upgrade
If these sprawling campus behemoths don't make better use of technology, all of those dormitories, student centers, and administrative buildings that they are so busy building will have to reinvent themselves.
CULTURE & ARTS
The New Collective LA
By Kyriaki Chonacas, Contributor
Visionary, Poet
Ever wonder while in LA where the edge and the grit is that we all know, see and feel in NYC and other parts of the world? Well I know this has been on my mind and in my roaring impulses for over a decade.
CULTURE & ARTS
Conversation with Robin Carolan Founder of Tri Angle Records
By Michael Lee Nirenberg, Contributor
Documentary Filmmaker, Artist, Writer
On the occasion of Tri Angle Records 5th Anniversary as part of Red Bull Music Academy Festival New York, I got the chance to interview the charming Tri Angle Records founder Robin Carolan at my local neighborhood diner.
ENVIRONMENT
Capturing Carbon: An Industrial Future?
By David Saddington, Contributor
Climate consultant & enviropreneur
Teesside Collective is a landmark project which is on track to revolutionise UK industry through carbon capture and storage (CCS) of emissions. But what actually is industrial CCS and how close are we to seeing low emissions from energy intensive industries?
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