Filmmaker Nik Shaw shot an 11-minute live-action Death Note short in North Hollywood to launch Re: Anime, his series of fan-made adaptations.
Filmmaker Nik Shaw shot an 11-minute live-action Death Note short in North Hollywood to launch Re: Anime, his series of fan-made adaptations.
Morrison & Foerster, the international law firm founded in San Francisco, has elected 10 lawyers to its partnership.
Garmin becomes title sponsor of Bassmaster Elite angler Jason Christie and adds four anglers to its 2018 marine pro team.
The SBA names Kathleen McShane, founder of Ladies Launch Club, to lead its Office of Women’s Business Ownership.
The C12 Group adds Brett Kirkland as a new Chair in Northeast Florida, its third leader in the region since launching there in 2014.
The Latino Family Literacy Project and the University of North Texas team up to help English learner families read together in Carrollton-Farmers Branch.
Kathy Heshelow’s short book on Amazon explains how sugar drives cravings and lays out a natural plan to cut back on it.
Media Wars: The Alan Jones Story, a TV comedy parodying Alex Jones’ Infowars, is now on Amazon Prime.
Mediaplanet’s Winter Disaster & Home Safety campaign, backed by Renogy, shows readers how to protect homes and power them through winter storms.
A HABRI-funded American Humane study found therapy dogs show no added stress when visiting children with cancer in hospitals.