Human Rights Campaign makes congressional endorsements ahead of November’s election

Max Richter has announced his new album ‘Voices’. Ten years in the making, the record is inspired by the Universal Declaration Of Human Rights.“I like the idea of a piece of music as a place to think, and it is clear we all have some thinking to do at the moment”, says Richter.

Phillip Schofield's fans been left in hysterics after the star made a raunchy slip-up live on This Morning. While speaking to a woman called Rebecca on the phone who was looking for advice on how to get a refund on a holiday she booked, 58 year old Phillip accidentally referred to travel package company Love Holidays as Love Honey, a sex toy shop.

Trust me when I say this: It is hard to be a Korean drama fan. No, no, not because I ample options of series to watch from.

To celebrate Juneteenth, the companies behind upcoming documentary John Lewis: Good Trouble — Participant, Color Farm Media and Magnolia — have launched a voting rights campaign designed to educate and encourage civic participation among audiences. The Good Trouble campaign will provide opportunities to support voting rights, learn about voter suppression, participate in civic engagement and register voters.

Angelina Jolie has called on U.S. citizens to fight for human rights and equality around the world, not just in their own country.In a new essay for Time magazine, the actress and special envoy for the U.N.

Haim have opened up about the sexism they’ve encountered in the music industry on their new album.The all-female sibling trio, comprised of Este, Danielle, and Alana Haim, are one of the hottest Los Angeles pop-rock outfits, but in a chat with Variety, they revealed interviewers were fixated on their gender up until recently.Admitting that they would constantly be asked, “What it’s like to be…?” in “every single interview”, Danielle said: “We haven’t gotten asked the question this record cycle,

Also Read: Stacey Abrams to Produce CBS Drama Based on Her Romance Novel 'Never Tell'With the perspective and expertise of Abrams, the former minority leader of the Georgia House of Representatives, the documentary will offer an insider’s look into laws and barriers to voting that most people don’t even know is a threat to their basic rights as citizens of the United States.Both Garbus and Cortés produced the film along with Abrams and “Icarus” producer Dan Cogan.“Raising the alarm about voter

Jake Kanter International TV EditorPaul Heaney, the founder of UK television sales house TCB Media Rights, is leaving the company he founded just weeks after it exited the collapsed Kew Media Group and was acquired by Australian producer and distributor Beyond International.Heaney and executive director Dina Subhani have stepped down with immediate effect.

Covid-19 care home crisis could have breached the Human Rights Act, experts have claimed. The Scottish Human Rights Commission said the scandal has raised “serious concerns” under Article 2 of the act.

Jacksonville Daily Record. “That has driven my entire life, ensuring that everybody has a safe country, they’ve got the right for life, liberty, happiness, and that we can live in the greatest country on the planet and preserve it that way,” Bowman said.See also:Jacksonville’s Republican mayor says he’ll sign gay rights law — if it passesNotably, Bowman is the senior vice president of business development for JAXUSA Partnership, the economic development division of JAX Chamber, the local chamber

Like pretty much all talk shows, “The Wendy Williams Show” stopped taping shows in its studios, instead broadcasting “@ Home” editions from host Wendy Williams’ abode while New York City has been on lockdown during the COVID-19 pandemic.

For K-movies and K-drama enthusiasts, the 56th Baeksang Arts Awards is slated to take place live without an audience tomorrow, i.e. June 5, 2020.

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Erin Napier was in for a surprise when she and her husband Ben took on their newest building makeover.

Pride flag – Photo: Sharon McCutcheon, via Unsplash.

Hannah Brown is back with another apology video.

Hannah Brown, 25, is again apologizing for her use of an inappropriate term. “I have some things and responsibilities that I need to take account for…I was on a run and I just can’t stay silent anymore,” she began her 18 minute Instagram video post shared on Saturday, May 30. The former Bachelorette star came under fire for singing the word “n—-” in an Instagram Live video while attempting to do a TikTok dance to DaBaby‘s “Rockstar.”