July 2019

Glyndebourne mezzo-soprano Elizabeth DeShong replaced by male tenor

Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Elizabeth DeShong will be replaced by Jakub Jozef Orlinski Glyndebourne Opera has lost its leading lady for Handel’s Rinaldo after US mezzo-soprano Elizabeth DeShong pulled out “for personal reasons”. DeShong will be replaced in the title role by 28-year-old Polish tenor and breakdancer Jakub Jozef Orlinski. The part of […]

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Of Course, Lifetime Is Already Doing A College Admissions Scandal Movie

The college admissions bribery scandal is already getting the Lifetime treatment in a series of new projects that the cable network announced on Tuesday. The Lifetime movie — temporarily titled just “College Admissions Scandal” — is set to air as soon as this fall, according to Rob Sharenow, president of Lifetime’s parent company A&E Networks.

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Alibaba opens door to US sellers on its oldest platform

Image copyright Getty Images Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba has opened its doors to US sellers on its oldest platform, Alibaba.com. It now offers tools to allow US firms to sell on the business-to-business platform in the US and globally. The move will allow Alibaba, traditionally China-focused, to compete with global e-commerce giants like Amazon. Alibaba.com

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The Latest: Hawaii governor visits telescope protesters

The Latest on protesters blocking the construction of a giant telescope in Hawaii (all times local): 6:15 p.m. Hawaii Gov. David Ige is visiting protesters who are blocking construction of a giant telescope at the summit of the state’s tallest mountain. Hawaii News Now streamed live footage of Ige’s Tuesday arrival. Protesters met the governor

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Barr Revives Encryption Debate, Calling on Tech Firms to Allow for Law Enforcement

Mr. Barr also said that companies that sell encryption with the goal of ensuring “that law enforcement will not be able to gain lawful access” are “illegitimate.” Mr. Barr’s position echoed that of former Justice Department officials, including James B. Comey, the F.B.I. director, and Rod J. Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general, who took the

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