Les Crystal, Who Led NBC News And PBS’s ‘NewsHour,’ Dies At 85

NEW YORK -- NBC News leader Cesar Conde, in one of his first public acts in the job, has committed to building a workforce at the news organizations he supervises where at least half of the employees are minorities. The staff is currently nearly 27% minority, including 8% each of Black, Latino and Asian workers.

Tony Award-nominated actor Nick Cordero, who specialised in playing tough guys on Broadway in such shows as Waitress, A Bronx Tale and Bullets Over Broadway, has died in Los Angeles at the age of 41.

assuming a newly created role that oversees NBC News, MSNBC and CNBC.Read the memo below:New memo from NBC News chief @cesarconde_ sets a goal for representation: "that 50% of our News organization employees be women and 50% of our total workforce be people of color." pic.twitter.com/s3B5KmHz7Z— Ben Smith (@benyt) July 7, 2020(Tap photo and swipe to view gallery)

A GoFundMe page to support the family of Broadway star Nick Cordero – who died over the weekend due to COVID-19 complications – has raised more than $900,000 (£721,400).

died of complications from the coronavirus on Sunday.The recent father, 41, had no underlying conditions, his wife Amanda Kloots has said, and his health struggles lasted long after he repeatedly tested negative for the virus.The timeline of his decline is a tragic reminder that even young, healthy people with no pre-existing health issues — such as diabetes or obesity — can still die after catching the coronavirus.The Tony Award-nominated actor’s health issues began in late March.

Bullets Over Broadway, Rock of Ages, Waitress, and A Bronx Tale as well as television’s Blue Bloods, has died, more than 90 days after contracting the coronavirus.His wife, fitness trainer and dancer Amanda Kloots, tearfully announced the news on her Instagram, where she had been keeping fans updated on Cordero’s harrowing COVID-19 battle since he entered Los Angeles’s Cedars-Sinal hospital in March.

Broadway star, Nick Cordero.After a 90-day hospital battle with coronavirus, Mr Cordero died on Sunday at Cedars-Sinai hospital in Los Angeles.Taking to Instagram, his wife Amanda Kloots confirmed the reports and wrote a heartfelt message: "God has another angel in heaven now."My darling husband passed away this morning. He was surrounded in love by his family, singing and praying as he gently left this earth."She continued: "Nick was such a bright light.

Broadway star Nick Cordero has died at the age of 41 after a four-month battle with coronavirus.The actor’s wife Amanda Kloots confirmed he had died in an Instagram message on Sunday.The Waitress and Rock Of Ages actor tested positive for Covid-19 in March and had suffered numerous complications from the condition after being hospitalised, and had his leg amputated as a result of blood clots. “God has another angel in heaven now,” his wife wrote.

Nick Cordero has died at the age of 41 after a three-month-long hospital battle with coronavirus. The Tony Award-nominated actor died on Sunday at Cedars Sinair hospital in Los Angeles, his wife Amanda Kloots said.

coronavirus.Cordero, who starred in hits such as A Bronx Tale, Waitress and Bullets Over Broadway, passed away at Los Angeles’ Cedars-Sinai hospital after spending more than 90 days there.“God has another angel in heaven now,” his wife Amanda Kloots wrote on Instagram.“Nick was such a bright light. He was everyone’s friend, loved to listen, help and especially talk.

Bullets Over Broadway, Waitress and A Bronx Tale the Musical, died Sunday (July 5) after a grueling battle with the coronavirus, his wife announced. He was 41.Since being diagnosed with what was thought to be pneumonia in late March, the Canadian actor spent weeks in intensive care at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, had his right leg amputated, lost more than 60 pounds and was hoping to receive a double-lung transplant.Cordero had come to L.A.

Nick Cordero has sadly passed away after his battle with coronavirus.

 3,814,000 total viewers, beating CBS News’ “CBS Sunday Morning” by 64,000 and ABC News’ “This Week” by 605,000. That gave “MTP” its tenth consecutive quarter win among total viewers and best total viewers advantage over ABC in over a year, since the first quarter of 2019.Versus 2019’s second quarter, “MTP” grew 24% among total viewers.

It’s been nearly eight years since “Les Misérables” hit the big screen.