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58 minutes ago · Since purchasing a stake in BuzzFeed last week, Ramaswamy has called for the company to axe staff, focus on video, and hire new voices such as former Fox News host Tucker Carlson. In a letter to its board of directors on Tuesday, Ramaswamy claimed BuzzFeed previously made decisions that contributed to the public’s “distrust of the media.”
17 hours ago · In addition to Billy they share a nine-year-old daughter Jane, and Kimmel has two adult children — Katie, 32, and Kevin, 30 — from his first marriage to Gina Maddy from 1988 to 2003; seen in 2018 in LA with Billy, Jane, and wife Molly McNeary
17 hours ago · Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music Critic Members of the Grateful Dead and its currently playing spin-off group, Dead & Company, have taken to social media after the death of...
17 hours ago · Vivek Ramaswamy, after dropping out of the Republican presidential primary race, has turned his attention to shaking up struggling media company BuzzFeed — and he’s pushing a right-turn pivot for the company. In a filing last week, Ramaswamy disclosed that he amassed 7.7% of BuzzFeed’s stock. In a letter dated May 27 to BuzzFeed’s board …
17 hours ago · The gratuitous and unfair targeting of Justice Thomas based on his wife’s race and baseless assumptions about his beliefs undermine the principles of fair and respectful discourse. The emphasis on personal attacks and race-based insinuations over factual analysis is a disservice to the American public and a disheartening display of bias in ...
2 hours ago · Letter: Vivek Ramaswamy calls for BuzzFeed to axe staff, focus on video, and hire new voices, like Tucker Carlson, after raising his stake in BuzzFeed to 8.3% Charlotte Tobitt / Press Gazette: FT CEO John Ridding says news publishers “have leverage and should insist on payment” from AI companies and disintermediation is the industry's ...
1 hour ago · Letter: Vivek Ramaswamy calls for BuzzFeed to axe staff, focus on video, and hire new voices, like Tucker Carlson, after raising his stake in BuzzFeed to 8.3% Evan Osnos / New Yorker: How a struggling actor duped friends and investors in a $690M+ Hollywood Ponzi scheme, claiming to buy cheap movie rights and sell them to major streamers
