Last night, the Dallas Cowboys traveled to Pittsburgh to take on the Steelers for Sunday Night Football, the primetime game of the week. The Cowboys and Steelers, two of the NFL’s largest and most popular franchises, had never played in this spot before last night. The league wanted to make this event a spectacle and […]
Month: October 2024
Former Gov of NY assaulted in Manhattan
Friday night on the Upper East Side, two young boys were arrested for an attack on former New York Governor David Paterson. According to reports, five unidentified people began an altercation with Paterson and his 20-year-old stepson, Anthony Chester Sliwa. Just two of the kids were arrested, ages 12 and 13, and they were charged […]
New York is the baseball capital of the world again!
Last night you saw the Mets play a game for the ages. The whole baseball world thought that Pete Alonso was coming up to bat for the last time in his Mets career, but with the Milwaukee Brewers leading 2 – 0 and two runners on base, Alonso had other plans. He would hit a […]
The Impact of Music Festivals on Local Economies
Music festivals have become a significant cultural phenomenon, drawing thousands of attendees and featuring diverse lineups across various genres. Beyond their entertainment value, these festivals play a crucial role in boosting local economies and contributing to job creation, tourism, and community development. One of the most immediate impacts of music festivals is the influx of […]
We are losing our HEAVY HITTERS or are we?!
This was a tough week in the world of sports and entertainment. We lost a true baseball immortal in the man known as Charlie Hustle, Pete Rose. This was a man that I have had the pleasure of being around since the World Series of 1976. During that Series as great as he and his […]
California Introduces New Bill for Recycling Old Clothing
A newly introduced California bill could be the next best way to combat the effects of fast fashion. The Responsible Textile Recovery Act, or Bill SB 707, is a proposed bill requiring “a producer of apparel or textiles” to Join a “producer responsibility program.” This responsibility to the program would need to be approved by […]
Studies say more young women are being diagnosed with breast cancer
On Tuesday an American Cancer Society report published a report with updated statistics on breast cancer numbers in the United States. The report states that one in 50 U.S. women will develop invasive breast cancer before they turn 50. This is based on research done at the National Cancer Institute calculations. Karen Knudsen, who is the […]
Venom 3 Trailer Reaction
Sony has dropped the final trailer for the third film in the Venom trilogy, titled “Venom: The Last Dance.” Tom Hardy is returning in his role of Eddie Brock and Venom as the duo go on their final adventure. The trailer shows us that even more symbiotes are coming to Earth. They are running from […]
The Return of Military Coups: Why Are More African Nations Facing Political Upheaval?
In recent years, Africa has witnessed a resurgence of military coups, a troubling trend that echoes the political instability of the post-colonial era. Countries such as Mali, Sudan, Guinea, and Niger have experienced military takeovers, raising questions about the underlying causes of this political upheaval. One of the central factors behind the rise in coups […]
Royals sweep Orioles
Last night the Kansas City Royals took on the Baltimore Orioles for game two of their three-game wild card set. After winning game one 1-0, the Royals had the Orioles with their backs against the wall. After wasting a gem from Corbin Burnes on Tuesday, Baltimore gave Zach Eflin the ball for game two. As […]
West Nile virus found in NJ
It was reported earlier today that officials in Atlantic County, NJ have found positive tests for the West Nile Virus—a sample collected from the 100 block of Route 50 in Estell Manor in local mosquitoes. Mosquito control officials have begun conducting control measures and monitoring West Nile bugs throughout the area. This discovery comes less […]
California getting rid of “sell by” dates
Governor Gavin Newsom of California has signed legislation that he says will reduce food waste as well as California’s climate warming issues. The bill will make them the first state in America to ban “sell by” and “best before” dates on food items. Jacqui Irwin who created the bill released a statement on her decision, […]
