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Paola Cortellesi's Theres Still Tomorrow
Paola Cortellesi is a staple of Italian pop culture known for her work in front of the camera and her talent as a comedian. Recently she took on a new challenge, directing her first feature movie titled Theres Still Tomorrow. The black and white movie about a woman stuck in an abusive marriage in post-war Italy, debuted in October 2023.
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Read more at WKMG News 6 & ClickOrlando
Small Business Owners With Workers' Compensation Claim Experiences Can Offer Opportunities to Agents
The Hanover’s “2024 Small Business Risk Report: A Focus on Workers’ Compensation” surveyed 300 small business owners. The report found that a workers’ compensation claim experience can influence a small business owner’s confidence in their insurance program, including the services they value and the workplace safety measures they have in place. Almost 60% of small businesses who have not experienced a claim rank price as one of the two most important factors in their workers' compensation purchase, while only 40% of business owners who have had more than one claim
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Read more at Insurance Journal
Private First Class Noah Reeves, a World War II Veteran, is Finally Back Home!
Private First Class Noah Reeves will finally be laid to rest after dying for his country 80 years ago. Records indicate he died December 6, 1944 before a ceasefire between the US troops and German soldiers. His dog tags were handed over by the Germans and he was confirmed dead before the fighting picked back up.
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Read more at WBRC
Movie Review: Boy Kills World
“Boy Kills World” succeeds at creating a toxic cartoon fascist world. The film’s astonishing levels of violence are about what it takes to overcome its version of evil. In 1971, Stanley Kubrick released “A Clockwork Orange” and it’s no exaggeration to say that it deeply shocked people.
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Read more at Variety
The Supreme Court Rejects All Petitions for Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs)
Supreme Court rejects all petitions seeking complete verification of votes cast using Electronic Voting Machines (EVM) with Voter Verifiable Paper Audit Trail (VVPAT) slips. NGO Association of Democratic Reforms (ADR) and others were among the petitioners in the case. The batch of petitions alleged the EVMs can be manipulated to influence the results.
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Read more at Business Standard
Indian-Origin Man Shot and Killed by San Antonio Police
Sachin Sahoo was pronounced dead at the scene after police officer Tyler Turner shot at him on April 21. Sources said he could have been a naturalised US citizen.
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Read more at The Financial Express
5 Reasons Why the City Needs a New City Hall
The current City Hall is in disrepair, and it will take several years to build a new one. Costs will continue to rise over time, so now is the optimal time to launch the project. 5. No. The city should make do with the current building. Don’t burden the taxpayers.
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Read more at The Killeen Daily Herald
SBA Names Aimee and Preston Osborne of Lakewood Lodge Minnesota Small Business of the Year
The U.S. Small Business Administration has named Aimee and Preston Osborne of Lakewood Lodge as Minnesota Veteran-Owned Small Business of the Year. In recognition of National Small Business Week, SBA’s Minnesota district office will recognize its 2024 state winners locally in the weeks ahead. The award highlights veterans’ achievements in the business world and is just one small way we share our country’s gratitude.
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Read more at Hometown Focus
Cyber Claims Frequency Rises 13% in the U.S.
Cyber claims frequency in the U.S. rose 13% last year, a new report shows. In 2023, there were more than 880,000 complaints sent to the Federal Bureau of Investigation with complaints of cybercrime and reported losses totaling $12.5 billion. The overall claims severity rose 10% year-over-year, with an average loss of $100,000 due to the surge of ransomware claims.
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Read more at Claims Journal
Cries From the Cotton Field - World Premiere of Cries From the Cotton Field
Larry Foley's documentary Cries from the Cotton Field will have its world premiere next month. The world premiere, which is free and open to the public, will take place from 6-8 p.m. May 8 at the Dr. Marsha Jones Performing Arts Center at Springdale Har-Ber High School.
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Read more at University of Arkansas Newswire