United Artists It is difficult to think of a movie star who did more to dictate the course of motion pictures in the United States during the 20th century than John Wayne. The Iowa native, who owes his acting career to John Ford and Tom Mix doing…
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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Why does traditional training fail tech teams? It’s jarring to know that 78% of organizations abandon projects partway through because they didn’t have employees with the necessary IT skills. Today, skill gaps are considered the biggest barrier to business transformation. Here’s a reality check: 39% of existing…
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Danny Cashman, 47, has been hosting “The Nite Show” at Husson University in Bangor, Maine, for 15 years. The local program airs on several Maine television stations on Saturday nights (and has a YouTube channel). It’s set up like a traditional late-night variety show, with an in-house band, an opening monologue, sketches, interviews with live…
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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Ask any entrepreneur why they chose to start a business, and you’ll probably get a hundred different answers. However, you’re likely to see an underlying theme emerge. While the individual reasons might be different, they typically boil down to a single idea — freedom. One of the…
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It’s the dawn of a new era in the DC Universe and Superman, fittingly enough, will be leading the way. Director James Gunn’s first film in this rebooted franchise is both a litmus test and a statement of intent. It’s one thing to take on the mission of…
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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Press releases haven’t always been digital. The very first one was written back in 1906 by a PR pioneer named Ivy Lee. After a major train accident in the United States, he crafted a written statement and hand-delivered it to journalists so they could report the story…
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Theo Whitman/HBO Remember how we had to wait three years between season 1 and 2 of “Severance,” and everybody panicked? For that matter, remember when nearly two years passed between season 1 and season 2 of “House of the Dragon” and even that felt torturous? Well, I guess we’d all…
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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. It’s easy to lead when things are going well. The real test? Leading when everything feels unstable: the market shifts, plans unravel, and nothing goes according to script. In my time leading ButterflyMX, I’ve learned that the true measure of a team isn’t how they perform when…
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Fox In the season 3 finale of the primetime teen soap “The O.C.” — which aired on May 18, 2006 — viewers were absolutely shocked when Mischa Barton’s lead character, Marissa Cooper, died in a fiery car crash. Within the narrative, Marissa’s ex-boyfriend Kevin Volchok (Cam Gigandet)…
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Ella Stapleton noticed in February that the lecture notes for her organizational behavior class at Northeastern University appeared to have been generated by ChatGPT. Midway through the document was the statement to “expand on all areas. Be more detailed and specific,” which could have been a prompt directed to the AI chatbot. Stapleton looked at…
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