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EntertainmentMay 23

U.S. Schools Introduce Kindness Classes to Teach Character Education

Some American schools are implementing kindness curriculum using CBS News stories paired with lesson plans to teach character development alongside traditional subjects.

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EntertainmentMar 27

CNN CEO Thompson Reaffirms Commitment Amid Ownership Uncertainty

CNN Chief Executive Mark Thompson told international staff he remains committed to the network during a Zoom meeting Wednesday.

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EntertainmentApr 18

Hawaii Tour Helicopter Pilot Reports Vibrations Before Fatal Crash That Killed 3

A helicopter pilot told investigators the aircraft experienced intense vibrations and entered a spin before crashing off Kauai, killing three passengers.

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EntertainmentMar 15

Documentary filmmaker Frederick Wiseman dies at 96

Acclaimed documentary filmmaker Frederick Wiseman, known for revolutionizing the genre with films like 'Titicut Follies,' died in February at age 96.

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EntertainmentMar 30

Hollywood Adapts Gaming Properties Amid Industry Production Decline

Studios pursue video game adaptations like Mario and Minecraft while overall film and TV production decreases from previous years.

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EntertainmentMay 1

Small Designer Sues Kim Kardashian's SKIMS Brand Over Name Dispute

A small-scale designer has filed a lawsuit against Kim Kardashian's SKIMS brand, alleging trademark infringement and unfair business practices.

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EntertainmentApr 13

Entertainment Industry Executive Discusses DEI Challenges Amid Policy Debates

Actress Issa Rae comments on diversity initiatives in Hollywood while separate government study examines workplace policies.

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EntertainmentMay 17

Survivor Contestant Seeks Justice for Sister's Death He Believes Was Murder

Joe Hunter, who appeared on Survivor seasons 48 and 50, is working with his mother to investigate his sister Joanna's death, which was ruled a suicide.

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EntertainmentApr 9

137-Year-Old Eiffel Tower Staircase Section to Be Auctioned in Paris

A piece of the Eiffel Tower's original staircase will be sold at auction next month in Paris.

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EntertainmentMar 4

Ant and Dec Win Court Order Over Alleged Secret Profits in Banksy Art Deals

TV presenters Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly secured a High Court order to trace alleged unauthorized profits made by their art consultant from Banksy sales.

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EntertainmentMar 6

New York Times Highlights Spring Reading Recommendations for Fiction and Nonfiction

The New York Times has released its spring reading recommendations featuring new novels and nonfiction works from established and emerging authors.

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EntertainmentMar 13

BBC presenter Kaye Adams denies misconduct allegations after leaving radio show

Kaye Adams has denied allegations following her departure from BBC Radio Scotland after an internal misconduct complaint.

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EntertainmentApr 23

Federal Judge Dismisses Laura Loomer's Defamation Lawsuit Against Bill Maher

A federal judge dismissed far-right activist Laura Loomer's defamation lawsuit against comedian Bill Maher over comments he made on his HBO talk show.

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EntertainmentMay 11

Dua Lipa Sues Samsung for $15 Million Over Alleged Unauthorized Image Use

Pop star Dua Lipa has filed a $15 million lawsuit against Samsung, alleging the company used her image on television boxes without permission.

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EntertainmentJun 15

New York Times Art Issue Explores Artists' Visions for Improving the Art World

The publication's annual Art issue features artists sharing proposals for reform and examining how utopian ideals influence contemporary art creation.

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