Nasdaq Clears 10,000 For First Time Ever Driven By Amazon, Facebook Gains

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterThe ensemble for Freeform’s forthcoming COVID-19 drama Love in the Time of Corona has been set. Leslie Odom Jr.

Counting On star Joy Anna Duggar is going through some major life changes this summer. She and her husband, Austin Forsyth, just moved into their brand new home with their two-year-old son, Gideon.

A prison service spokesman for the Ministry of Justice said the restrictions on daily life have 'helped save lives'.

Depeche Mode are set to stream their LiVE SPiRiTS concert film in its entirety next week via YouTube.Performed in Berlin as part of the Global Spirit Tour, the 2018 show features sporadically in the group’s acclaimed SPiRiTS in the Forest documentary which is coming to DVD/Blu-Ray on June 26.To celebrate the home release, Depeche Mode have teamed up with Live Nation to bring the full LiVE SPiRiTS gig to YouTube next Thursday (June 25).

Emmie Gaines asked a big and important question during the latest episode of Emmanuel Acho‘s Uncomfortable Conversations with a Black Man series.

Could romance be in the air for Andi Dorfman, 33, and Nick Viall, 39? The exes were spotted out for a jog by an eagle eyed fan in Santa Monica on Wednesday, June 18! In the snap, captured by fan @musingsofaprairiegirl, Andi and Nick are seen from behind as they run alongside a picturesque palm tree lined street. Curiously, Andi posted a selfie in the same pink top while jogging — but didn’t mention or include Nick in the photo.

Joanna Gaines and Chip Gaines brought their five children to chat with Emmanuel Acho about race on Wednesday, June 17.“Our family wants to hear what you have to say,” the Capital Gaines author, 45, said to the former professional football player, 29, in the YouTube video.

Chip and Joanna Gaines are looking to raise their five children with an awareness of racial injustice. The former “Fixer Upper” stars appeared on the latest episode of Emmanuel Acho’s new headline-making video series, “Uncomfortable Conversations With a Black Man”.

Chip and Joanna Gaines are looking to raise their five children with awareness of racial injustice.

Mackenzie Nichols Staff WriterFor the Power of Women issue, Variety talked to some of the female frontline workers in New York who are caring for the communities in the face of the coronavirus pandemic.

Dade Hayes Finance EditorThe Nasdaq cracked the 10,000-point mark for the first time Tuesday before cooling off to close at 9,953.75, a gain of 29.1 points for the day.Over the past year, the tech-heavy index has climbed 33%, far outpacing economic growth and downright contradicting the bleak picture of unemployment and collapse over the past three months.Apple, Facebook, Microsoft and many other major tech stocks rose Tuesday and have posted year-to-date gains despite the serious blow COVID-19

Dade Hayes Finance EditorThe Nasdaq cracked the 10,000-point mark for the first time Tuesday before cooling off to close at 9,953.75, a gain of 29.1 points for the day.Over the past year, the tech-heavy index has climbed 33%, far outpacing economic growth and downright contradicting the bleak picture of unemployment and collapse over the past three months.Apple, Facebook, Microsoft and many other major tech stocks rose Tuesday and have posted year-to-date gains despite the serious blow COVID-19

Snoop Dogg is ready to be part of the democratic process.

Snoop Dogg is ready to be part of the democratic process. During an appearance on Real 92.3's on Thursday, the rapper revealed that he's never voted before — but is ready to head to the polls for the 2020 presidential election. «For many years they had me brainwashed thinking that you couldn't vote because you had a criminal record,» explained Snoop, who was convicted of a felony in 1990 and 2007. «I didn't know that.

Snoop Dogg is about to use his voice in a way that he's never used it before… at the ballot box.The legendary rapper said he's never voted before, but plans to change that in November."I ain't never voted a day in my life, but this year I think I'm going to get out and vote because I can't stand to see this punk in office one more year," Snoop said in a chat with Big Boy's Neighborhood on Real 92.3. "For many years it had me brainwashed thinking that you couldn't vote because you had a criminal

Snoop Dogg says he’s never voted — but this year he plans on changing that. “For many years it had me brainwashed thinking that you couldn’t vote because you had a criminal record,” the rapper — who has gun and drug convictions going back to his high school days, though he says his record’s been expunged — revealed on the Real 92.3.

Snoop Dogg, 48, is not a fan of the way Donald Trump‘s been handling racism in America and it’s the reason he’s voting for the first time ever in Nov. The rapper appeared on 92.3’s Big Boy radio station on June 4 to discuss the tragic death of George Floyd, which has prompted protests of thousands of people around the country to stop racial injustice, and admitted he’s not a fan of Trump being in office.