#tv journalist

[dublu51]

DJT's 5- full page ads that cost him over 100K made it impossible for the Central Park Five (one - a boy of only 14) to get a fair trial - serving collectively 50 years in prison only to be exonerated by DNA evidence. Trump never apologized.

[bhaskarlive]

BJP appoints TV journalist Pradeep Bhandari as national spokesperson

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Tuesday appointed TV journalist Pradeep Bhandari as its national spokesperson.

“BJP President J.P. Nadda has appointed Pradeep Bhandari as the party’s national spokesperson with immediate effect,” said the party in a statement.

Source: bhaskarlive.in

[e-vasong]

Interview With the Vampire (2022-) is one of the best adaptations of anything ever because it is clearly made with so much love for the original text but it also is very open about critiquing the books while also existing in perfect, constant conversation with it. every change made is a strong writing choice on its own, but it is also made 10x stronger when viewed not just as an alteration of the original but an evolution.

louis being black and a brothel owner rather than a plantation owner is a really fucking smart idea all by itself. but it also directly furthers the differences in worldview between louis and lestat from the books. daniel being older, smarter, keener - much more obsessed with the truth - is an excellent conceit on its own, but its even better when we know that this is round 2 of the interview. he's learned from the awful way the interview went in the books, and now hes here for the truth. devils minion being a dance that arguably stretches decades (even if there wasnt a chase arc in the 70s!) only heightens their game of cat and mouse. armand being an adult physically and also being a POC is fucking inspired, both for how it places him in contrast to louis, and also because it allows them to avoid casting a minor in a very sexual role while still keeping the same dynamic (i.e. the frequent infantilization/fetishization of POC, especially asians).

The fact that some people are mad about its adaptation style boggles my mind, because I honestly think this set a new fucking standard for what adaptations should be. I'm insane about it. If they aren't changing the game like IWTV 2022 who even cares anymore.

[calling-the-angels]

I was reading an article from CNN about journalists in Gaza (link) and this particular paragraph stuck out to me...

I was initially a journalism major in college so I understand the background of why an organization like CNN would require this style of reporting (i.e. "both sides" representism). However, these inserts of Isreali "viewpoints" that have been shown to be barefaced lies in an article about Gazan journalists risking their lives is just piss-poor optics.

If anyone wonders why people have lost faith in traditional media sources, this is a perfect example. In an article centering Palestinian voices, the organization still requires that Israeli talking points be linked as well and often, in the same paragraph. It reads like: 'here's a quote about a personal lived experience of genocide but nah uh, here's isreali propaganda claiming they are lying and bc they are an ally, they should be believed'. It's American/Western exceptionalism at its finest because "why should we believe a Palestinian, they aren't paragons of truth and justice like we are?"

I don't know if I quite explained myself like I wanted but this particular article just made me so angry that CNN and other Western media were once considered 'trustworthy' sources of information and now are parroting isreali lies. AND telling their readers that Palestinian voices on the ground telling first-hand information are not "good enough" sources of information.

[ps-cactus]

Professor Black seems so lively today

[vyorei]

Another journalist has been murdered.

Yazan Al-Zuweidi. Say his name.

[ruvviks]

All That's Left follows two journalists and their friends in post-apocalyptic United States as they travel from the fallen east coast megalopolis Opportunity back to Los Angeles, crossing through a harsh wasteland overrun with zombies— only to find out that there is a lot more life left than what the protected cities want them to believe. On their journey they meet dozens of people living their lives as peaceful as possible away from military forces, corporations, and corrupt governments; and they learn that the same mutated ghouls that took down Opportunity are spreading rapidly through the country, destroying everything in their path. Will this finally be the end of the world as we know it?

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@shellibisshe, @florbelles, @ncytiri, @hibernationsuit, @stars-of-the-heart;

@vvanessaives, @katsigian, @radioactiveshitstorm, @estevnys, @adelaidedrubman;

@celticwoman, @rindemption, @carlosoliveiraa, @noirapocalypto, @dickytwister;

@killerspinal, @euryalex, @ri-a-rose, @velocitic, @thedeadthree

[eshalstuf]

→ moodboard: ESRA (Midnight At The Pera Palace)

[innertreeengineer]

Jasmina Marazita Espinar

[babesoftheuk3]

Jules Breach

[fidjiefidjie]

Photo Antoine Le Grand

Hommage à l'écrivain, journaliste, présentateur tv Bernard Pivot 🌹🖤📚 R.I.P 🎈🕊

Quand Bernard Pivot répondait à son propre questionnaire mythique (et à Dieu)....

👋 Bel après-midi

[dublu51]

Without IVF - one of my nieces wouldn't be here. Go by how they vote - not what they say.

[aesthetic--mood]

Clark Kent Aesthetic

[dinosaurwithablog]

On the Case of the Jealous Journalist, Parley Baer and Denver Pyle both appear. They both have appeared on several episodes of Perry Mason. The interesting thing is that they both, also, appeared on the Andy Griffith Show. Parley Baer was Mayor Stoner, and Denver Pyle was Briscoe Darling. I find that to be an interesting parallel, don't you?

They both transformed from gentlemen to country folk quite nicely.

[poppletonink]

TV SHOW REVIEW: NANA

★★★★★ - 5 stars

"Love, it's a story between two human beings so if you can't think of the other, it's possible it won't work."

NANA: two girls with the same name, on the same train, meet and fall into each other's lives. The drama, love and pain that blossom from their meeting ensues in a timely manner, unfolding in bouts of emotion before the viewer's very eyes. The beauty of the anime starts with it's characters who are woven so intricately - each of them individuals with intriguing backstories, trauma and completely different lives. Alongside the beautifully created characters, throughout the anime there are many references to Vivienne Westwood fashion, which makes NANA stand out as a punk love story for the ages. That's what NANA is about, whether you interpret the love between Nana Osaki and Nana Komatsu as romantic or platonic, the anime discusses the importance of love and friendship within our lives. The true matter that intertwines these characters however isn't fashion or love, it isn't even friendship - it's music. The husky, unique vocals of Anna Tsuchiya as Nana Osaki create a wonderful listening experience, and the songs 'rose' and 'zero' are undoubtedly the stand out tracks of the anime. The story that unfolds between two battling bands shows the complexity of relationships, as complications and heartbreak unfold between our very eyes, between performances and recordings. Full of funny moments and dramatic plotlines, a tale of music, found family and a masterclass in character creation, NANA is truly one of the greatest animes to ever bless the screen.

[ldagence-celbs]

Judith Rakers - German Journalist and Television Presenter