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How to Be Energy Efficient When You Teach From Home

Ainsley Lawrence -

Additionally, take some time to “unplug”. It’s not only a good idea for your digital devices, but your well-being. Shut things down when you’re finished with work for the day and spend some time outside.

Terry Bradshaw Rocks at the Luxor

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Terry Bradshaw is performing at the Luxor for a 20-show residency. Tickets are now on sale with prices starting at $65.99 (not including applicable taxes and fees).

5 Ways to Write an Effective Musician Bio

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So, if you’re ready to make a name for yourself in the music industry, then be sure to follow this 5-step guide on writing an effective (and bestselling) musician bio.

5 Tips for Working Single Moms

Ainsley Lawrence -

The life of a single, working mother is not always an easy one, but the reward of making it through and raising great kids is without comparison.

Here TV’s GIRLS’ VOICES NOW Lands Emmy Nomination

Mitch Swan -

The nominated episode ‘Under The Scarf’ tackles social justice and religious ideologies through the lens of Mehrin, a 16-year-old Bangladeshi American

Get Inspired and Make Your Life Happen

Richard Norton -

When you’re feeling stuck, reach out for some help. Get together with positive people and find out what makes them tick.

The 2020 Peachtree Village International Film Festival

Vanessa Hundley -

Be sure to mark your calendars and tune in starting October 29 for four days of content designed not just to entertain, but to educate and inspire!

Five Criminally Under-Seen Movies for the Quarantine – Part 2

Paul Preston -

Here are five movies from the last twenty years that didn’t get the love they deserved in the theater. Now that you can’t go to the theater, give them some love at home.

“The Gulag Archipelago” by Aleksandr I. Solzhenitsyn

John Loranger -

In short: “What does this have to do with the world that I know?” But after delving into it, I came to realize just how relevant it is; and not only in the negative sense.

R.I.P. Alan Parker

Ray Schillaci -

Sir Alan Parker made his exit on July 31, 2020. He was more than a filmmaker extraordinaire. The gentleman was knighted in 2014 for services to business, charitable giving and philanthropy.