The trick is running. In this, year of the mysterious, the grift is king. Just weeks after Elizabeth Holmes, America’s sexiest con artist, was found guilty of stealing investors in her criminal trial, Netflix has shown two fantastic shows about blatant con artists. “Tinder scammer”, A documentary detailing the deception of rat-loving Simon Leviev, premiered on the streaming platform on February 2. Anna’s creation Shonda Rhimes series based on “Soho Grifter” Anna “Delvey” Sorokin, which premiered on February 11. The experts told The Post that watching planners plunder their wealthy…
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The “Liberator” newspaper was revived to abolish the nation fighting racism
BOSTON – The first American newspaper dedicated to ending and reimagining slavery has been revived after more than two centuries as the nation continues to struggle with its legacy of racism. The Renewed version of The Emancipator It is a joint effort by the Boston University Center for Anti-Racism Research and the Boston Globe opinion team and is expected to be launched in the coming months. Deborah Douglas and Amber Payne, co-editor of the new online publication, say it will feature written and video opinion pieces, multimedia series, virtual talks…
Read MoreWFAN’s Carton & Roberts made a strong comeback against Michael Kay
To say that “Carton & Roberts” WFAN does not talk about sports is inaccurate. What they do is talk About Sports. Most of the conversation in the afternoon centers on FAN close to the sport, not just the meat and potatoes of the intricacies of the local teams. Afternoon Show host Craig Carton treats die-hard fan themes as if they were boring vegetables. Evan Roberts lives in the day-to-day details, but Cartoon sets the agenda. It’s the cartoon show, its radio soul. No clip that includes “Carton & Roberts” is…
Read MoreNBC has the worst Olympic rankings ever with the Beijing 2022 Games
The Beijing Winter Games had the lowest rate in Olympic history since NBC Universal began broadcasting the event decades ago. Broadcast via Comcast’s NBCU’s NBCU streaming, cable and live streaming platforms, the company said Tuesday that the Winter Olympics drew an average of 11.4 million prime-time viewers over two and a half weeks. That’s a 42% drop from the disastrously low-rated Pyeongchang Olympics in 2018, which had the lowest viewership to that point. “This was probably the toughest Olympics ever,” NBC Sports Chairman Pete Bevacqua told The Wall Street Journal.…
Read MoreSoo Kim’s Standard General partners with Apollo to buy Tegna TV
Soo Kim’s Standard General announced a complex deal Tuesday with Apollo Global Management to acquire TV station owner Tegna for $24 a share, or roughly $8.7 billion. Tegna — which spun from newspaper giant Gannett in 2015 as a separate and publicly traded company — operates 64 television and two radio stations in 54 US markets. Standard General said in a statement Tuesday that Kim plans to replace David Logie, CEO of Tegna — who Kim has accused of having a history of sexism and racial prejudice — with former…
Read MoreClimate activists spend millions for friendly ‘news’ for The Associated Press
When climate activists called for more coverage, the Associated Press turned green. No, he did not delve into environmental activism. The news agency has already done so. It sinks into a pile of cash – over 8 million dollars. The Associated Press just announced that it has sold its gold-standard journalism to twenty shiny new reporters under the benign headline “Climate Grant Demonstrates Growth in Philanthropy Funded News.” The ad was decorated with a polar bear (of course) because journalists love them as cute, man-eating Predators. That $8 million over…
Read MoreMedia targeting donors to the Canadian protest raises questions about freedom of expression
In Canada, defamation first, then struggle session. This week, GiveSendGo, one of the most popular micro-fundraising sites for Canadian truck drivers protesting COVID vaccine mandates, was hacked. The names of the donors have been shared with the public. We know about this mostly because previous news organizations, such as Reuters, focused attention on the breach as if they were providing a public service. In fact, many of the same outlets that declined to report details about Hunter Biden’s email scoop in 2020 (even though the story was sourced in a…
Read MoreKanye West earns $2.2 million in sales after sharing ‘Donda 2’ Stem Player
Kanye West has racked up $2.2 million in sales since announcing that his upcoming album “Donda 2” will only be available through his music player. The “All the Lights” rapper shared in an Instagram post on Saturday his alleged sales since he revealed the previous day that he would only release the record by buying $200.stem player. “ “We made $2,2227.012.05 in 24 hours,” West wrote. “God alright, thank you guys for this trip.” Steam Player allows users to “customize any song” according to its sale page. West announced this…
Read MoreAlison Golust, a former CNN executive, allowed former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo to choose interview topics
A report on Friday said fired CNN CEO Allison Golust allowed former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo to dictate what he wanted to be asked during a live interview in the early days of the pandemic. Golest, 49, who worked briefly with the disgraced former government as its communications director, passed the proposed topics on to junior producers, writing “Done” in an email response to Cuomo’s request ahead of the 2020 interview, The New York Times reported. The report said the messages were revealed during an internal investigation into allegations…
Read MoreThose responsible for “dirty tricks” against Trump must face the consequences
“Dirty tricks” is a term used to describe the behavior of activists within the Nixon administration to discredit opponents and undermine the attractiveness of some politicians. Fifty years ago, these dirty tricks included the false claim that Senator Henry “Scoop” Jackson (D-Wash) had fathered an illegitimate child with a 17-year-old girl and the storming of the Democratic National Committee headquarters in the Watergate complex in Washington, D.C., when Nixon aides attempted to And his agents find materials that Nixon’s team can use against his perceived “enemies.” Dirty tricks should not…
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