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In a slowly recovering economy, journalists on shoestring budgets need all the help they can get, and publicists looking for media coverage have to get...
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Taylor Krauss went to Rwanda for the first time in 2004, with the intention of filming a documentary about the African country's media and returning home to...
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Nearly three decades after Elizabeth Carr made international headlines as America's first in-vitro baby, she is celebrating her own milestone as a mother....
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Story originally published July 2010 on ArtBistro.Are you thinking of becoming a photographer? You're in good company. Joining the likes of Annie Leibovitz,...
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A world-class long-distance swimmer… Back in the 1970s, Diana Nyad was a long-distance swimmer without parallel, breaking numerous world records, including...
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There are millions of soccer fans watching from home and 500,000 people expected to attend the 64 World Cup soccer matches at nine different stadiums over the...
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A tiny newspaper with a circulation of 29,000 was awarded the Pulitzer for public service today for revealing corruption among local energy companies.The...
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At 3 p.m. EDT today, the winners of this year's Pulitzer Prize will be announced, so there's no time like the present to bone up on our knowledge of this...
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Following Mississippi teen Constance McMillen's prom cancellation, Johnny Weir's being turned down for Stars on Ice and, of course, One Life To Live's only gay...
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Of all the festivals that litter the entertainment landscape, SXSW seems to be the only one that has not lost it's way, despite it's ever-increasing...
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