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Hi There!
My name is Brandon Nickens and I’m a Casting Producer at Studio Lambert, the TV production company behind hit shows such as Undercover Boss. We’re currently casting for a very exciting new reality series for Netflix called The Circle US. I’d love your help spreading the word, as we’ll soon be holding open auditions in Chicago from April 10th through April 15th.
Posted on March 31, 2019
1 a.m.: Meditation for All of Us
2 a.m.: Be Your Own Health Hero
3:30 a.m.: The Age Fix With Anthony Youn, MD
5 a.m.: Sit and Be Fit – Fit From Head to Toe
5:30 a.m.: Classical Stretch by Essentrics – Ab & Core Strength Workout
6 a.m.: The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That! – Mind to Change; Curious Minds
6:30 a.m.: Ready Jet Go! – A Hammer and a Feather; Commander Mom
Posted on March 22, 2019
By Julia Conley/Common Dreams
John Oliver once again zeroed in on an injustice perpetrated on the American people and is taking direct action – this time focusing his attention on robocalls and the Trump administration’s refusal to combat them.
Oliver’s unveiled on Last Week Tonight Sunday that his production team had set up an automated message that was programmed to dial the Federal Communications Commission every 90 minutes.
Posted on March 12, 2019
By Free Press
Federal Communications Commission Administrative Law Judge Jane Halprin issued an order Tuesday dismissing the Sinclair Broadcast Group’s application to transfer Tribune Media Company’s broadcast licenses to Sinclair. Halprin found that an administrative inquiry would be a purely “academic exercise” because Sinclair withdrew its application in August 2018.
In her order, Halprin also stated that a broad inquiry into whether Sinclair is of fit moral character to “hold any station license . . . would be more appropriately considered in the context of a future proceeding in which Sinclair is seeking Commission approval, for example, involving an application for a license assignment, transfer, or renewal.”
“At that time, it may be determined that an examination of the misrepresentation and/or lack of candor allegations raised in this proceeding is warranted as part of a more general assessment of Sinclair’s basic character qualifications to be a Commission licensee,” wrote Judge Halprin, adding, “[h]onesty with the Commission is a foundational requirement for a Commission licensee” and that “providing false statements to the Commission has been a basis for license revocation since the inception of the Communications Act in 1934.”
Posted on March 5, 2019
