Category: entertainment
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Fairfax County Unveils Weekend of Diverse Community Events
Fairfax County offers a packed weekend, August 21-23, 2026, featuring "Clear the Shelters" pet adoptions, a Begonia Show, Summer Entertainment Series, and various educational and family activities across its campuses.
HealthBusinessScience & TechnologyEntertainmentEducationSocial IssuesEnvironmentMusicFilm and TV Fairfax CountyAnimal AdoptionBegonia ShowSummer Entertainment SeriesCommunity EventsLibrariesSuicide PreventionFairfax County GovernmentRestonVirginiaVA
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Arlington Prepares for Busy Fall with Community Events, Safety Initiatives
Arlington transitions from summer with school safety campaigns, restaurant week, 9/11 remembrance, jazz fest, and opportunities for public feedback on various community plans and initiatives.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessHealthEntertainmentGeneral PoliticsEducationTransportationEnvironmentSocial Issues ArlingtonCommunity EventsTransportation SafetyRestaurant Week9/11 RemembrancePublic EngagementJazz MusicInside ArlingtonReston
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Library of Congress Spotlights Podcasts, Folklife, and Music in September Events
The U.S. Library of Congress's "Live! At the Library" series in September will feature a live podcast recording with Ken Jennings, the 50th anniversary of the American Folklife Center exhibition, and a concert hosted by Natalie Merchant.
MediaEntertainmentDigital and Print PublishingMusicEducationSocial Issues Library of CongressLive! At the LibraryPodcastsAmerican Folklife CenterExhibitionsConcertsNatalie MerchantU.S. Library of Congress
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Media Monitor: Penguin Random House Offers Ebook Discounts on Thrillers and Mysteries
Penguin Random House is offering limited-time ebook discounts on several popular thrillers and mysteries, including titles by Catherine Steadman, Lee Child, and Stacey Abrams.
MediaEntertainmentBusinessDigital and Print PublishingFilm and TV Penguin Random HouseEbook discountsThrillersMysteriesCatherine SteadmanLee ChildStacey Abrams
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Columbia's InTOuCH Program Celebrates a Decade of Community Health Impact
Columbia Center for Community Health's InTOuCH program marks ten years, training over 320 community health workers who have reached 100,000 New Yorkers, becoming a national model for community-driven public health.
HealthScience & TechnologyEntertainmentPolitics and GovernmentMedical ScienceEducationSocial IssuesEnvironmentGeneral PoliticsDigital and Print Publishing Columbia Center for Community HealthInTOuCH ProgramCommunity Health WorkersPublic HealthNew York CityTraining ProgramDr. Janhavi MallaiahColumbia Neighbors
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Governor Sanders Engages Across Arkansas in Busy Week of State Initiatives
Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders had a packed week, honoring educators, promoting economic growth in Jonesboro and Paragould, addressing Medicaid fraud, and meeting Matthew McConaughey and Jeff Nichols.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessHealthEntertainmentState GovernmentsEducationLegalEconomyFilm and TV Sarah Huckabee SandersArkansasEconomic DevelopmentCapital for a DayMedicaid FraudMatthew McConaugheyArkansas Governor
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Yale Research Explores Allergy Changes, Bird Habitats, and Announces New Vice Provost
Yale University unveils new research on evolving childhood allergies and extreme weather's impact on bird habitats. The institution also announced Heather Tookes as its inaugural vice provost for faculty and academic affairs.
HealthScience & TechnologyEntertainmentMediaMedical ScienceComputers and InternetEnvironmentEducationSocial Issues Yale UniversityAllergiesOrnithologyClimate ChangeBiodiversityAcademic LeadershipHigher EducationUniversity
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Media Monitor: USA TODAY reports on Trump aide Natalie Harp, Disney lawsuit, Iran talks, and Meta lawsuit
USA TODAY is reporting on President Donald Trump's aide Natalie Harp, Disney's lawsuit against the FCC, a stalemate in Iran peace talks, and a multi-state lawsuit against Meta over teen addiction.
Politics and GovernmentEntertainmentLaw EnforcementWorldGeneral PoliticsFederal GovernmentLegalFilm and TVSportMiddle East Donald TrumpNatalie HarpDisneyMetaTupac ShakurMLBPoliticsUSA TODAY Daily Briefing
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Gil Evans Music Manuscripts Now Available at Library of Congress
The Library of Congress has opened the Gil Evans Music Manuscripts for research. This collection highlights the work of the acclaimed jazz arranger, offering insights into his creative process and collaborations with artists like Miles Davis.
EntertainmentMediaMusicEducationDigital and Print Publishing Gil EvansLibrary of CongressMusic ManuscriptsJazzArrangementsPerforming ArtsU.S. Library of Congress
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Media Monitor: TIME Reports on Tupac Shakur Trial, AI Race, and Hayden Panettiere's Death
TIME magazine is reporting on the start of a murder trial in the 1996 killing of Tupac Shakur, efforts to slow the AI race, and the death of actress Hayden Panettiere.
Politics and GovernmentScience & TechnologyLaw EnforcementEntertainmentGeneral PoliticsFederal GovernmentArtificial IntelligenceMedical ScienceLegalEurope Tupac ShakurMurder TrialHayden PanettiereMitch McConnellIceland EU ReferendumDouble JeopardyTIME magazine
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Mayor Bass Highlights San Fernando Valley Progress on 818 Day
Mayor Karen Bass celebrated 818 Day, showcasing significant San Fernando Valley progress. Achievements include reduced crime, new affordable housing, improved transit, and major climate action initiatives, underscoring regional investments.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessEntertainmentSportGeneral PoliticsEconomyEnvironmentSocial IssuesTransportation Karen BassLos AngelesSan Fernando Valley818 DayPublic SafetyAffordable HousingClimate ActionLA Mayors Office
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U.S. Aircrews Face Increased Radiation-Linked Cancer Risk
New research indicates U.S. aircrews have a greater risk of radiation-linked cancer death compared to other occupations, based on a study examining data across 503 professions.
HealthScience & TechnologyBusinessEntertainmentMedical ScienceEmployment and LaborFinancial MarketsEducationSocial Issues AircrewsCancerRadiationOccupational HealthResearchAviation
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Media Monitor: WSJ Editorial Board Reports on Trump's Military Exercises, Harvard Lawsuit, SNAP Debate, and Michigan Voter Prosecutions
The Wall Street Journal Editorial Board reports on President Trump's decision to limit military exercises with South Korea, Harvard's antisemitism lawsuit, a Senate debate on SNAP welfare, and Michigan's prosecution of noncitizen voters.
Politics and GovernmentWorldScience & TechnologyEntertainmentGeneral PoliticsWhite HouseEconomyArtificial IntelligenceSocial Issues Donald J TrumpKim Jong UnSouth KoreaMilitary ExercisesHarvard UniversityAntisemitismMichiganWall Street Journal Editorial Board
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Media Monitor: CBC reports on Nick Reiner trust fund denial, Tupac Shakur murder trial, Hayden Panettiere remembrance and Harry Potter series controversy
The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation is reporting that Nick Reiner was denied trust fund access, a former gang leader faces trial for Tupac Shakur's murder, Hayden Panettiere is remembered, and a director refused a Harry Potter series role.
EntertainmentLaw EnforcementLegalFilm and TVMusicSocial Issues Nick ReinerTupac ShakurHayden PanettiereMurder TrialTrust FundHarry PotterAlly PankiwCBC PoliticsCanadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC)
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Poet Laureate Arthur Sze Launches "Words Bridging Worlds" National Tour
U.S. Poet Laureate Arthur Sze begins his "Words Bridging Worlds" national tour in September, encouraging Americans to engage with and translate foreign language poetry through workshops and public readings.
EntertainmentMediaEducation Arthur SzePoet LaureateWords Bridging WorldsPoetryTranslationNational TourQueens CollegeU.S. Library of Congress
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Media Monitor: Penguin Random House Announces August 2026 Book Releases
Penguin Random House highlights a diverse collection of new books for August 2026, featuring works from authors like Liane Moriarty, Isabel Allende, and John Grisham across various genres.
MediaEntertainmentPolitics and GovernmentHealthDigital and Print PublishingGeneral PoliticsFederal GovernmentMedical ScienceSocial IssuesFilm and TV Penguin Random HouseAugust 2026Book ReleasesFictionNonfictionLiane MoriartyJohn Grisham
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DC Arts and Humanities Commission Holds Hybrid August Meeting
The DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities will hold its August full Commission Meeting today, August 17, at 5:30 PM ET. The hybrid meeting is open to the public both in-person and via YouTube.
Politics and GovernmentEntertainmentEducationGeneral PoliticsState GovernmentsSocial Issues DC Commission on the Arts and HumanitiesPublic MeetingWashington D.C.ArtsHumanitiesGovernmentAugust 17DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities (CAH)
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Media Monitor: Hayden Panettiere dies at 36; Hurricane Lala batters Hawaii; Von Miller joins Cowboys
USA TODAY is reporting the death of actress Hayden Panettiere, the aftermath of Hurricane Lala in Hawaii, and NFL linebacker Von Miller's move to the Dallas Cowboys.
EntertainmentPolitics and GovernmentSportWeatherGeneral PoliticsLegalSocial IssuesGeneral WeatherFilm and TV Hayden PanettiereCelebrity DeathHurricane LalaHawaiiVon MillerDallas CowboysImmigration CourtsUSA TODAY Daily Briefing
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Media Monitor: Actress Hayden Panettiere Dies at 36
France 24 reports American actress Hayden Panettiere, known for 'Heroes' and 'Nashville,' died at 36, her father said.
EntertainmentMediaUSAFilm and TVMusic Hayden PanettiereActressDeathTelevisionFilmHollywoodFrance 24
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Media Monitor: Trump dismisses USS Abraham Lincoln concerns; ICE body cameras questioned; Greenland rebukes oil company; Egg recall escalates
TIME magazine is reporting that President Donald J Trump dismissed concerns about the USS Abraham Lincoln's deployment, while experts question the effectiveness of new ICE body cameras. Greenland has rebuked a U.S. oil company, and a salmonella egg recall escalated.
Politics and GovernmentHealthBusinessEntertainment Donald J TrumpUSS Abraham LincolnImmigration and Customs EnforcementGreenlandSalmonellaEgg recallLanternsTIME magazine
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Media Monitor: Wall Street Journal Opinion Covers Wisconsin Primary, Trump's Vaccine Order, University Grading, and WNBA
The Wall Street Journal Opinion covers the Wisconsin Democratic primary, President Trump's vaccine order, the University of Michigan's grading policy, and a WNBA controversy, according to its latest summary.
Politics and GovernmentHealthEntertainmentSportGeneral PoliticsFederal GovernmentEconomyMedical ScienceSocial Issues Wisconsin Democratic PrimaryDonald TrumpVaccinesUniversity of MichiganWNBAAnthony BourdainPoliticsWall Street Journal Opinion
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Media Monitor: Obama to launch books podcast, NPR seeks reader recommendations
NPR Books is reporting that former President Barack Obama will launch a new books podcast. The outlet also highlighted reader recommendations for adult books featuring animal narrators.
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Media Monitor: NPR Music reviews Phoebe Bridgers' new album, reports on Spotify AI policy and Kennedy Center developments
NPR Music is reporting on Phoebe Bridgers' new album "Lost Weekend," Spotify's AI artist labeling, and ongoing developments at the Kennedy Center. It also covered top cover songs and other music reviews.
EntertainmentMediaPolitics and GovernmentScience & TechnologyDigital and Print PublishingArtificial IntelligenceLegalGeneral PoliticsEducation Phoebe BridgersLost WeekendMusic ReviewsSpotifyKennedy CenterGrateful DeadNPR Music
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Supervisor Alcorn Proposes "Universal Basic Housing" to Combat Homelessness
Fairfax County Supervisor Walter Alcorn introduces a novel "Universal Basic Housing" concept to combat homelessness, suggesting permanent housing and supportive services as a fundamental safety net for those in need.
Politics and GovernmentHealthEntertainmentEnvironmentGeneral PoliticsState GovernmentsEconomySocial IssuesEducationTransportation Fairfax CountyWalter AlcornUniversal Basic HousingHomelessnessVirginiaPublic PolicyHousingHunter Mill District
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Media Monitor: Wall Street Journal Editorial Board Addresses Naval Readiness, Economic Policies, and Urban Issues
The Wall Street Journal Editorial Board is reporting on U.S. naval readiness, the Jones Act, New York City e-bikes, and Britain's millionaire exodus, alongside other opinion pieces.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessHealthEntertainmentGeneral PoliticsEconomySocial IssuesEducationMedical ScienceFilm and TV U.S. Naval ReadinessJones ActNew York CityE-bikesBritainEconomic PolicyDonald J TrumpWall Street Journal Editorial Board
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Lieutenant Governor Caldwell to Engage New Jersey Communities at Three Key Events
New Jersey Lieutenant Governor Dr. Dale Caldwell will participate in three public events on August 15, 2026, including Indian Independence Day celebrations, a Guinness World Record attempt, and the Montclair Jazz Festival, engaging diverse communities.
Politics and GovernmentEntertainmentGeneral PoliticsState GovernmentsSocial Issues Dale CaldwellNew JerseyIndian Independence DayGuinness World RecordMontclair Jazz FestivalPublic ScheduleCommunity EventsOffice of New Jersey Governor
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Media Monitor: WSJ Editorial Board on Mortgages, Russia, Fauci, and NJ Governor
The Wall Street Journal Editorial Board is reporting on UWM's risky mortgages, Russia's disqualification of an antiwar party, Dr. Fauci's COVID-19 vaccine statements, and New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy's portrait.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessEntertainmentWorldGeneral PoliticsEconomyFilm and TVEducationLegal UWMMortgagesRussiaYablokoAnthony FauciCOVID-19 VaccinesPhil MurphyWall Street Journal Editorial Board
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Fairfax County Unveils Weekend of Summer Reading Celebrations, Community Day, and Diverse Family Events
Fairfax County offers a packed weekend, August 14-16, 2026, with Summer Reading Adventure celebrations, the 20th Anniversary Cathy Hudgins Community Day, nature programs, and various family-friendly activities.
EducationEntertainmentScience & TechnologyEnvironmentAstronomy and SpaceSocial IssuesDigital and Print Publishing Fairfax CountySummer Reading AdventureCathy Hudgins Community DayFamily EventsNature ProgramsLibrariesArts & EntertainmentFairfax County GovernmentRestonVirginiaVA
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Arlington County Fair Marks 50th Anniversary with New Features
Arlington County Fair celebrates 50 years with a new D.C. Sports Zone and free shuttle service. The county also seeks feedback on transportation plans and hosts various community engagement events.
Politics and GovernmentEntertainmentSportSocial IssuesGeneral PoliticsTransportationEducationEnvironmentMilitary Arlington County FairArlington VirginiaCommunity EventsD.C. Sports ZoneUrban PlanningDiversityInside ArlingtonReston
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Media Monitor: NPR Offers Sweepstakes for Tiny Desk Concert Trip to Support Journalism
NPR is offering a sweepstakes for a trip to its Washington D.C. headquarters to attend a live Tiny Desk Concert. Entries support journalism and the NPR Network, with bonus chances for donations or merchandise purchases.
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