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“Jewish Divorce Talk," a podcast hosted by Fox Rothschild partner Eliana Baer, covers divorce, separation, co-parenting and other unique considerations that arise when couples in the Jewish world divorce. On each episode, Eliana is joined by experts and guests who share their opinions and perspectives on divorce to both counter the stigma and drive for reform within the Jewish community. Episode One Get Refusal Talk Domestic abuse comes in all forms, and in the JewishSee more + [Read More]

In spring and summer of 2023, the Joseph Smith Papers will publish its final two volumes, marking the end of a monumental project that has spanned years and goes back decades. “When we finish the documents series next summer, we will have published 27 books in 15 years,” said Brent M. Rogers, managing historian for the Joseph Smith Papers. “To say that is impressive, I think, is an understatement.” The Joseph Smith Papers project started out as a one-man project in the 1970s but expanded with new resources around 2001 when historians for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints sought to identify all documents created by Joseph Smith or by staff whose work he directed, including journals, revelations and translations, contemporary reports, discourses, minutes, business and legal records, editorials and notices, as well as the Prophet’s correspondence. [Read More]

Fact Check This headline makes less sense the more you think about it. Published Aug 23, 2019 ");}else if(is_tablet()){slot_number++;document.write(" Advertisment: ");} Claim: CNN published an article entitled "Should Women be allowed to breastfeed on the battlefield?" In mid-August 2019, some social media users encountered a screenshot purportedly showing an article published on CNN entitled: "Should Women be allowed to breastfeed on the battlefield?" While the problematic premise of this headline was apparent to most viewers (wouldn't this require babies to be on the battlefield? [Read More]

Trilogy adds keiki camp to Lanai sail Are your keiki ready for a bit of adventure? Trilogy Excursions recently announced Ocean Adventure Camp as part of its Discover Lana’i excursion this summer. Available now through August, Trilogy’s keiki campers on its sailing cruses to Lanai will be led by a certified “ocean naturalist,” with curriculum presented in an age-appropriate way, aimed to encourage kids to become ocean ambassadors. Campers will experience hands-on learning and exploration with topics including Hawaiian culture, sailing, boat terminology, marine life and conservation and sustainability efforts, according to an announcement. [Read More]

October 03, 2022 The award is given annually to a member of the Nevada pharmacy community making significant and sustained contributions to the field Kate Ward, Pharm.D., BCPS Director of Clinical Pharmacy at Renown Health is the 2022 recipient of the Nevada Society of Health System Pharmacists (NVSHP) President’s Award. Dr. Ward has been with Renown for over a decade, starting as a Clinical Pharmacist in 2009. As the Director of Clinical Pharmacy, she is responsible for the oversight of all clinical pharmacy activities at Renown Regional, South Meadows and Rehab. [Read More]

Battlestar Galactica Season 1, Episode 7: “The Long Patrol” Original airdate: October 15, 1978 Reesav: After enjoying a couple of remarkable entries in our space opera roundtable, courtesy of Star Trek and Doctor Who, it seemed inevitable that one of the later contributions would fall short of excellence. To be candid, describing the original Battlestar Galactica as “less than excellent” might be one of the more generous ways to assess it. [Read More]

"We all do a great job, gay and straight," Plummer said about straights taking on the often award-winning gay roles. And the man who has now joined an illustrious list of heterosexuals winning Oscars for going gay (Sean Penn for Milk, Tom Hanks for Philadelphia, Philip Seymour Hoffman for Capote) summed it up: "All actors do our best," finished Plummer, who thinks no double standard exists. Interesting thought. How many gay Oscar winners are there? [Read More]

The Breakfast Club host Charlamagne Tha God scoffed at the story of a Mississippi morning newscaster being fired for quoting hip-hop artist Snoop Dogg. Barbie Bassett, who worked for decades as a news anchor, appears to have been fired by NBC affiliate WLBT for saying "fo’ shizzle my nizzle" on air during discussion about rapper Snoop Dogg. Bassett appeared unaware that the phrase "nizzle" is slang for the n-word. Charlamagne expressed shock that she would be fired over something so trivial. [Read More]

What is Jacques Pépin's Net Worth? Jacques Pepin is a French chef, television personality, and author who has a net worth of $20 million. Beginning his career as the personal chef of French President Charles de Gaulle, he went on to work at numerous restaurants in Paris and throughout the United States, including the Howard Johnson's chain. In the US, Pépin is famous for his various television cooking series, including his collaborative show with fellow chef Julia Child, and for his many cookbooks. [Read More]

There is a lot debate going on the female lead of Superstar Mahesh Babu’s upcoming movie ‘Sarkaru Vaari Paata.’ Way before the film announcement, the likes of Keerthy Suresh, Kiara Advani and other names were heard. Then some reports surfaced on the internet that the makers are looking for a new face and accordingly they are considering Saiee Manjrekar of Salman Khan’s ‘Dabangg 3’ fame. And here is the reaction from newbie Saiee who responded on the rumours while speaking to a Bollywood media. [Read More]