TODAY: In 1919, F. Scott Fitzgerald gives the manuscript of This Side of Paradise to his friend Shane Leslie to deliver to Maxwell Perkins, editor at Charles Scribner’s Sons in New York.   “My correspondence with loved ones, and particularly fellow artists, are what has kept me aloft in recent months in this era of
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Nokia has landed another optical transport networking deal with the State Grid Corporation of China (SGCC), the world’s biggest power company. SGCC covers 88 percent of the Chinese mainland, supplying power to more than 1.1 billion people across 26 provinces. The Nokia agreement will see the Finnish vendor supply its WaveFabric optical kit to connect
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As heavy metal steadily approaches 50 years of existence, it’s flooring to look at how the genre has evolved since Black Sabbath released their debut album on Feb. 13 of 1970. Oh, and if you’re wondering, yes, it was the ominous Friday the 13th. While the Birmingham, England, group owned this new style, then dubbed
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Nicky Romero is tearing up the dance floor with his newly announced alias. Monocule has arrived on the scene as a side project that shift gears into a deeper, darker tinged soundscape from the masterful producer. Thus, the Monocule Volume 1 has come in a flash, with three consecutive singles — “Time To Save” with Tim van Werd
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Photo courtesy of Jenn Harper. Design by Danielle Campbell. Welcome to My Story, our weekly series dedicated to creatives of colour and their paths to success. By championing these diverse stories and backgrounds, we hope that our understanding of the cultural conversations around beauty and fashion will expand and that respect for our differences will
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Ray Fisher says he did cooperate with investigators about the Justice League probe. The Cyborg actor is now questioning the investigation’s “independence.” Late last night, Warner Bros. released a lengthy statement refuting Fisher’s claims and went on to allege that he did not cooperate with their investigation. Fisher has publicly alleged on more than one
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Iran’s Confess, who sought asylum in Norway after receiving a 14-and-a-half year prison sentence and public lashings for crimes pertaining to the band’s lyrical content and Iranian laws, are remaining true to their metal hearts and have just released a new song, “Kill What You Eat.” The five-minute track is an all-out devastator anchored by propulsive,
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Aircraft operated by Virgin Australia Holdings Ltd. stand at Sydney Airport in Sydney, Australia, on Friday, August 17, 2020. Brendon Thorne | Bloomberg | Getty Images Virgin Australia’s creditors on Friday has allowed U.S. private equity company Bain Capital to purchase the airline, Virgin said in a statement, after it filed for bankruptcy protection in April amid
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