CBS News Streams ‘Pandemia’ Special on Latinx Community

Ted Johnson CBS News has named Mark X. Lima the west coast bureau chief based in Los Angeles, where he will oversee news gathering in the western region.Lima most recently served as the vice president of news for Univision/Fusion.

Dade Hayes Finance EditorEXCLUSIVE: With the Champions League staging a condensed tournament with March Madness-like potential, one of the soccer league’s key media partners is tapping a big basketball name to promote tournament coverage.DAZN, which has exclusive rights to the league in Canada, decided to embrace the unique trifecta of basketball, Canada and soccer-loving roots in former NBA MVP Steve Nash.

Young and the Restless star Hunter King and her fiancé, Nico Svoboda, have split nearly two years after getting engaged, Us Weekly can exclusively reveal.“They called off their engagement a few months ago,” a source told Us. “It was an amicable split.

Australia and the U.K. and owns the HarperCollins book publisher.

Nicki Minaj’s husband Kenneth Petty wants to be there for his wife and their soon-to-be-born child. The 42-year-old husband of the 37-year-old Pink Friday singer, who is a registered sex offender, petitioned for a judge to change his conditions so that he can attend the birth of their child if it happens outside of his curfew hours, according to TMZ.

Brie Bella, 36, is convinced that her baby is waiting for sister Nikki Bella‘s bub! The expectant mothers showed off their nine-month bumps in a new video, as they near their due dates. “Still waiting for this baby,” Brie said in a July 29 video on her Instagram Story. “I think my baby is waiting for Nicole’s baby to be ready, I think they want to come out on the same day. SO the waiting game continues, its awful [and] super uncomfortable, but the baby will be here before we know it.”

Hilary Rhoda is providing an update on her newborn son after his “dramatic birth.”

CBS News has named Alvin Patrick the head of its newly-formed race and culture unit, the network says. Patrick starts immediately and will report to Kimberly Godwin, CBS News’ executive vp of news.

Since the recent murder of George Floyd and the Black Lives Matter protests that have continued as a result, you may have been seeing quite a few book recommendations being shared for people looking to better understand the systemic racism that affects People of Color in the US in 2020. One of those books is probably “Between the World and Me” by Ta-Nehisi Coates.

Ted Johnson CBS News is forming a race and culture unit, with Alvin Patrick named as executive producer.The network said that the unit will ensure that the news division’s “reporting reflects diverse perspectives,” and it will spearhead initiatives on race and culture and be a place for any staffer to pitch relevant stories.The news division’s president, Susan Zirinsky, said in a statement, “We must always be aware of how race and culture impacts our journalism – and, in terms of the future of

Late Broadway star Nick Cordero’s one man show will be released on his birthday.

Fans of Nicki Minaj aren’t happy with Kenneth Petty‘s criminal history, including the murder and rape convictions. Petty’s past has made its way to the top of social media users’ minds once again following the news that Nicki was pregnant with his baby.

Another celebrity couple might have just bit the dust. Keyshia Cole and Niko Khlae have apparently gone their separate ways after fans swarmed their Instagram accounts to see for themselves that the two lovebirds had stopped following each other. While it’s unclear when the two ceased following one another on social media, it’s fairly certain among their devoted fans that their relationship might have come to an end.

Ted Johnson Johnny Green Jr. has been named Vice President of news services at CBS News, where he will oversee Newspath, the affiliate news service.Green will begin his role on August 10 and will report to Kim Godwin, executive vice president of news.He previously served as vice president and news director at WBZ-TV in Boston, after joining the station as assistant news director in 2015.