Rush Limbaugh’s radio show went somewhere unexpected on Monday. The conservative — and often controversial — political commentator revealed on Monday’s episode of The Rush Limbaugh Show that he has been diagnosed with advanced-stage lung cancer. He said he had dreaded delivering the news. “I can’t help
It’s been nearly nine months since Larry King suffered a near-fatal stroke, but these days, the legendary TV host is feeling better by the day — and grateful to be alive. “It’s been a rough year,” King, 86, who had the stroke in May, just weeks after heart
Vanessa added, “Miss you saying, ‘Bonjourno principessa/reina.’” She also shared a video interview with ExtraTV featuring her late husband answering rapid-fire questions about his life, including Kobe saying that his best friend is “my wife” and that his daughters call him “Daddy.” On January 26,
Simpson’s dad and manager, Joe Simpson, tried to talk her out of walking down the aisle minutes before the couple’s wedding — and maybe she should have listened. Because almost immediately after getting hitched, things fell apart — partially because her dad sold a show to MTV around
Digital marketing encompasses all marketing efforts that use an electronic device or the internet. Businesses leverage digital channels such as search engines, social media, email, and other websites to connect with current and prospective customers. We are now living in a period in which advertising
Asia traders braced for the reopening of mainland Chinese markets on Monday, with stocks set for further declines as the deadly virus outbreak showed no signs of slowing. Futures pointed lower in Tokyo, Hong Kong and Australia after the S&P 500 Index slumped 1.8% on
China’s central bank will inject more than $21 billion of liquidity in seeking to avert a potential sell-off from the coronavirus outbreak, and the U.S. is ready to redirect flights with passengers from China. A jump in fatalities and a surge in infections stoked fears
While the urban world is talking about the power and promise of 5G, much of rural America is still having trouble getting online. This week, the Federal Communications Commission approved a $20.4 billion program that could give six million rural homes and businesses access to high-speed broadband. FCC Chairman