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Spotify launches ‘lent destination’ hub for Christians’ spiritual reflection

Spotify launches ‘lent destination’ hub for Christians’ spiritual reflection

Spotify, an online streaming platform, has unveiled ‘Lent Destination’, a  hub designed to facilitate spiritual reflection and connection for Christians observing Lent. James Propa, Spotify’s Christian and Gospel Specialist for Sub-Saharan Africa, in a statement on Thursday, said the hub featured carefully curated worship playlists and Christian podcasts. Propa said these podcasts and playlists would simplify …

Disney Cuts Deep: 200 Jobs Axed Amid Media Shift

Disney Cuts Deep: 200 Jobs Axed Amid Media Shift

The Walt Disney Company is set to eliminate approximately 200 positions, impacting nearly 6% of the combined workforce within its ABC News Group and Disney Entertainment Networks divisions, a move signaling the relentless pressures reshaping the media landscape. This restructuring, first reported by The Wall Street Journal, underscores the company’s ongoing efforts to adapt to the …

Aisha Achimugu: Winning on all fronts

Aisha Achimugu: Winning on all fronts

Astute businesswoman and industrialist, Aisha Achimugu is the Group Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, FELAK CONCEPT GROUP; a technical and professional consortium consisting of about 8 active companies in various sectors and industries such as Engineering, Maritime, Oil and Gas, ICT Learning and Development, and various other leading sectors. Over the years, she has …

Jim Morrison is charged with lewd behavior at a Miami concert

Jim Morrison is charged with lewd behavior at a Miami concert

The Dade County Sheriff’s Office issues an arrest warrant for Doors’ lead singer Jim Morrison. He is charged with a single felony count and three misdemeanors for his stage antics at a Miami concert a few days earlier. When Morrison first got word of the charges for lewd and lascivious behavior, indecent exposure, profanity, and drunkenness, …

Marvin Miller elected first full‑time MLB Players Association executive director

Marvin Miller elected first full‑time MLB Players Association executive director

On March 5, 1966, Marvin Miller, the 48-year-old assistant to the president of the United Steelworkers of America, is elected the first full-time executive director of the Major League Baseball Players Association. Miller, whose role with the United Steelworkers of America included serving as lead negotiator, takes over at a time when the average yearly MLB …

John Lennon sparks his first major controversy

John Lennon sparks his first major controversy

On March 4, 1966, an offhand John Lennon comment appeared in the London Evening Standard. Months later, it erupted in the “Bigger than Jesus” scandal that brought a semi-official end to the giddy phenomenon known as Beatlemania. In England, no one took much notice of Lennon’s quote which later set off a media frenzy in America. Chalk …