Sinclair Broadcast Group Teams With Bally’s In $85M Sports Betting Deal

Charlamagne Tha God is staying in business with iHeartMedia. The multimedia mogul, co-host of New York’s Power 105’s nationally syndicated hit radio show The Breakfast Club, has renewed and extended his deal with the company.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditoriHeartMedia has renewed and extended its relationship with Charlamagne Tha God, co-host of New York’s Power 105’s nationally syndicated radio show “The Breakfast Club,” the company announced Tuesday.Under the new five-year agreement, Charlamagne will continue his trademark interview style on the radio show, which airs weekdays from 6-10 a.m.

NEW YORK -- One of the country's top book publishers is partnering with an award-winning education technology company that specializes in bilingual materials for kids.Macmillan Publishers announced Monday that it had formed a “strategic” relationship with Encantos, where products range from board books to interactive games.

Every day is game day in the Mara household.

told Bloomberg the songs are worth more than $200 million, with others telling the New York Times that it could be more than $300 million.That would make it likely the biggest acquisition ever of the music publishing rights of a single act, the paper said.Dylan — who had previously controlled most of his own songwriting copyrights — sold more than 600 copyrights spanning 60 years, Universal said.That includes classics that made him an icon from his time in New York in the early 1960s — such as

HBO Sports and Major League Baseball are teaming up on documentary Under The Grapefruit Tree: The CC Sabathia Story, about the life and career of the former New York Yankees, Milwaukee Brewers and Cleveland Indians pitcher.

TMZ reported on Monday.The host, 45, put his 9,000-square-foot home on the market after buying it from Ellen DeGeneres for $39 million in 2012.

Meghan Markle published a powerful op-ed in The New York Times about suffering a miscarriage over the summer. In the essay, the Duchess of Sussex wrote about how important it is to check in on each other and ask the simple question "are you OK," stressing the importance of shared grief as a means of healing.

reported that Prince Harry discussed their miscarriage with his family, and they were also aware of Meghan's New York Times op-ed ahead of publication. More significantly, the royals have reportedly been supporting Harry and Meghan through this heart-breaking experience:“[Prince] Charles has been supporting Harry and Meghan during their time of grief,” a source tells .

New York Times op-ed centered on the importance of asking others, "Are you OK?" Meghan wrote about the "almost unbearable grief" she and Prince Harry experienced after losing their second child, as well as the prevailing stigma surrounding miscarriage. The Duchess of Sussex wrote that she felt a "sharp cramp" one morning in July as she held her son, Archie.

For a member of the British royal family, famous for its “carrying on,” publicly sharing details of one’s personal matters is almost unheard of.

Meghan Markle revealed that she and husband Prince Harry suffered a miscarriage earlier this year in an op-ed written for The New York Times titled “The Losses We Share,” which was released on Wednesday, November 25.“I knew, as I clutched my firstborn child, that I was losing my second,” the former Suits star, 39, wrote after chronicling a normal July morning in her life.

“Mother, feminist and advocate” Meghan Markle is sharing a deeply personal part of her life…

Meghan Markle was pregnant with her second child earlier this year, but suffered a devastating miscarriage in July. Prince Harry’s wife shared her story by writing an op-ed for the New York Times, which was published on Nov. 25. She revealed that was changing her son, Archie’s, diaper when she lost her second baby.

Meghan Markle has opened up on the devastating news she suffered a miscarriage during the summer.The Duchess of Sussex revealed her heartbreaking experience and "unbearable grief" in a harrowing opinion piece in the New York Times, which was published this morning.The 39-year-old told fans in the moving op ed piece that she lost her unborn child in July.She had been putting first son Archie to bed when she felt a "sharp cramp" and dropped to the floor of the California home she shares with

Duchess Meghan has written a deeply personal and brave account of suffering a miscarriage.In a powerful article for The New York Times titled "The Losses We Share," the Duchess of Sussex revealed that she had lost her unborn, second child in July.Starting the piece with a description of a typical morning looking after son Archie, Meghan wrote, "After changing his diaper, I felt a sharp cramp.

In a heartbreaking piece for The New York Times, Meghan Markle revealed that she suffered a miscarriage earlier this year. The Duchess of Sussex, who is married to Prince Harry, shifted to the US before the pandemic engulfed the country and forced a lockdown.

Meghan Markle has opened up on the devastating news she suffered a miscarriage during the summer.The Duchess of Sussex revealed her heartbreaking experience and "unbearable grief" in a harrowing opinion piece in the New York Times, which was published this morning.The 39-year-old told fans in the moving op ed piece that she lost her unborn child in July.She had been putting first son Archie to bed when she felt a "sharp cramp" and dropped to the floor of the California home she shares with