With film and TV production in Los Angeles down by roughly one-third in recent years, Mayor Karen Bass took steps to make it easier to shoot at top locations.
“Brett has a question. I don’t talk to him, he’s a loser,” Evans said.
Mr. Walsh won a Pulitzer Prize for investigative reporting in 1969 and later joined The New York Times, which eventually fired him.
The edict expands on previous requirements that tied employment to proof of vaccination status.
Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan’s upcoming drama Mayor of Kingstown has been a long time coming. The crime drama series, which is co-created by Sheridan and actor Hugh Dillon, has been percolating for about 12 years, ever since Sheridan and Dillon met each other in Los Angeles. The first script sat largely untouched for a decade…
To mark the Uefa Euro 2020 tournament kicking off in June and showcase the diversity of the U.K. capital, the Mayor of London’s office released a film to raise positivity about the city. The “This is London and Everybody’s Welcome” film, developed by 20ten, features ITV sports presenter Seema Jaswal in various parts of the…
Touristification may seem beneficial but locals may not always agree. Apart from the obvious economic upside, it brings a lot more issues in the city like crowds, pollution, increase in rates of commodities, etc. All this leads to friction between tourists and locals. To ease this friction, Niantic developed ‘Mayor’. It is an application that caters to both locals and tourists. The locals recommend their favourite spots and activities to tourists. Tourists can vote for these recommendations. Each month the local with the most votes gets to be the virtual mayor of the city. Being the mayor brings a lot of perks like discounts, free parking, etc. With Mayor, Locals get a new way to enjoy the touristification of their city.
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey pledged to donate $3 million to Mayors for a Guaranteed Income, a coalition of 16 mayors pushing for a federal guaranteed income. Dorsey said in a tweet, “This is one tool to close the wealth and income gap, level systemic race and gender inequalities and create economic security for families.” MGI…
Governors and mayors from across the country are taking to Twitter this week to host question-and-answer sessions about the coronavirus pandemic. A Twitter spokesperson said, “State and local elected officials across America have already been using Twitter to consistently provide factual information and resources to their constituents and the broader public around #Covid19. Twitter is…
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot has a simple message–delivered in a variety of clever ways in a new PSA campaign. In a series of relatable scenarios, Lightfoot pleads with the city’s inhabitants to stay home to stop the spread of coronavirus. She takes on various personas such as The Analyst, emphasizing the statistics on social distancing,…
Utilize food waste data (sourced from the NRDC) with campaign messaging that gets in New Yorkers’ faces by telling them to save it – both their excuses for wasteful habits and their food.
To attract visitors to the Wanda Group’s newest tourist resort in the isolated and unknown village of Danzhai, we handpicked influencers from China and around the world to each serve as mayor of the village for a week, each highlighting a different aspect of Danzhai’s local culture and sharing it with fans in their specific communities of interest. Relying on our mayors’ own social channels and partnerships with China’s most popular news apps, we introduced Danzhai to the world and boosted tourist visits by 400%, helping revitalize the economy and create jobs for local residents.
Ban covers advertising for all HFSS food and non-alcoholic drinks.
Billionaire media mogul Mike Bloomberg, the mayor of New York City from 2002 to 2013, is spending big to send a “Vote Democratic” message in a last-minute national TV ad campaign leading up to the midterm elections on Tuesday.
In a two-minute spot titled “Higher Purpose,” he doesn’t explicitly mention President Trump, though a shot of the current occupant of the Oval Office appears briefly as Bloomberg speaks about his general disappointment with Washington politics. After calling out what he calls “fear-mongering over immigration,” Bloomberg, at the ad’s three-quarter mark, says, “I’ve never been a particularly partisan person. I’ve supported candidates from both sides. But at this moment, we must send a signal to Republicans in Washington that they have failed to lead, failed to find solutions and failed to bring us together. That’s why I’m voting Democratic.”
He doesn’t mention any specific candidates by name, but makes it clear that he blames Republicanswho, of course, control both houses of Congress as well as the White Housefor Washington’s current dysfunction.
Billionaire media mogul Mike Bloomberg, the mayor of New York City from 2002 to 2013, is spending big to send a “Vote Democratic” message in a last-minute national TV ad campaign leading up to the midterm elections on Tuesday.
In a two-minute spot titled “Higher Purpose,” he doesn’t explicitly mention President Trump, though a shot of the current occupant of the Oval Office appears briefly as Bloomberg speaks about his general disappointment with Washington politics. After calling out what he calls “fear-mongering over immigration,” Bloomberg, at the ad’s three-quarter mark, says, “I’ve never been a particularly partisan person. I’ve supported candidates from both sides. But at this moment, we must send a signal to Republicans in Washington that they have failed to lead, failed to find solutions and failed to bring us together. That’s why I’m voting Democratic.”
He doesn’t mention any specific candidates by name, but makes it clear that he blames Republicanswho, of course, control both houses of Congress as well as the White Housefor Washington’s current dysfunction.
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