Arroe Collins Like Its Live Unplugged And Totally Uncut

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  • Reality TV Star Omarosa From House Of Villians

    E! brings together 10 iconic and infamous reality television villains under one roof for the new competition elimination series

    House of Villains

    The villains include: Anfisa Arkhipchenko, Johnny Bananas, Shake

    Chatterjee, Jonny Fairplay, Bobby Lytes, Corinne Olympios, OMAROSA,
    Tiffany "New York" Pollard, Jax Taylor and Tanisha Thomas.

    Hailing from some of the

    most popular reality television franchises, these notorious villains
    meet their match as they must outsmart, out-manipulate and out-scheme
    each other through a series of challenges in order to win a $200,000
    cash prize and the title of "America's Ultimate Supervillain."

     

    Each week the

    contestants compete in a battle-royale challenge that tests their
    physical, mental and emotional strength. The winner of the challenge is
    safe from elimination and at the end of the week one villain is sent
    home. It's
    the battle of the century as alliances are made, trusts are broken and
    the villains scheme their way to the top.

     

    Here's the trailer:

     

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDmKv_aZiuI

    14 min
  • Rikki Schlott Releases The Book The Cancelling Of The American Mind

    In THE CANCELING OF

    THE AMERICAN MIND: Cancel Culture Undermines Trust, Destroys
    Institutions, and Threatens Us All-But There is a Solution (October 10, 2023/$29.99 hardcover), Greg Lukianoff (co-author of the bestseller
    The Coddling of the American Mind) and Rikki Schlott offer the
    first accurate survey of the phenomenon of Cancel Culture since it
    exploded onto the scene in 2014.

     

    Cancel culture is a destructive force that has upended lives, ruined

    careers, undermined companies, hindered research, destroyed trust in
    institutions, and plunged us into an ever-worsening culture war. What at
    first seemed like just another bit of campus
    craziness has spread far beyond universities. It now infects
    journalism, the arts, nonprofits, K-12 education, and even medicine.

    More and more, modern

    discourse focuses on a moralistic evaluation of the speaker rather than
    on the merit and validity of their ideas. "If you can show someone to be
    'bad' by any measure, you don't have to listen to them anymore,"
    Lukianoff and Schlott note. "Today, basically anything can be used to
    dismiss someone as 'bad' depending on your political orientation-from
    dubbing them 'conservative' to accusing them of being 'woke.'"

     

    The authors note that

    over the last several decades, the institutions tasked with teaching us
    how to argue productively have failed to do so-most notably, American
    higher education. At the same time, the rise of social media has made
    every institution, every individual, and every idea subject to the
    scrutiny of millions of eyes-and vulnerable to being torn down.
    "Personal attacks, dismissive clichés, and an ever-growing body of
    taboos abound in virtual discourse," the authors write. "These
    destructive methods of argumentation caught on like wildfire for a
    simple reason: they help people assert moral superiority and 'win'
    arguments by simply shutting down the other side..Why bother
    meaningfully refuting one's opponents when canceling them is
    an easier option? Just take away their platform or career. Nobody else
    will dare to tread the same ground once you make an example of them."

     

    The good news is that

    there are concrete solutions. "We don't have to argue like this," the
    authors note. "We can choose to discuss problems in a solutions-oriented
    way. We can declare a truce with our political opponents and set some
    ground rules that might help us survive-or even thrive-as a nation. And
    we can start to appreciate the benefits of living in a country as
    ideologically diverse as our own."

    8 min
  • Rick Harrison From Pawn Stars Do America

    Since Pawn Stars first

    premiered in 2009, the Harrison
    family has taken viewers inside the pawn business for more than 600
    episodes, amassing a worldwide fan base along the way. From his world
    famous Gold & Silver Pawn Shop in Las Vegas, Rick Harrison - along
    with his son Corey and Corey’s friend Chumlee - assesses the value of
    wildly unique items from the commonplace to the truly historic.
    Now, Rick, Corey & Chum are back on the road for a new hit season of Pawn Stars Do America to
    visit some of America’s most exciting places in search of historical
    finds and impressive collectible
    objects. In each episode, the guys connect with fans in cities around
    the country and acquire some of the most remarkable items imaginable. In
    the season premiere, Rick, Corey, and Chum are ready to wrangle some
    wild deals in the Lone Star State. Along the
    way, the guys test-drive a 1968 Buick Riviera, become riveted by a
    blacksmith's anvil collection, and meet up with NFL legend, Emmitt
    Smith.
    Cities the Pawn Stars visit this season include Tampa, Dallas, Louisville, Boston, Minneapolis, Detroit, Phoenix and more

    9 min
  • The Daily Mess The Self Evaluation

    In the business world being at the end of a year means it's time for an evaluation. We hate them! It feels like you're being judged. When was the last time you self evaluated? But with a different attitude. Learning to listen to why you do things they way you do. Don't belittle your efforts know your path. Too often people can't answer who they are. They don't really know. It's the old what you see is what you get.

    4 min
  • Pod Crashing Episode 279 With Mike Steib From The Podcast Office Hours

    Pod Crashing Episode 279 with Mike

    Steib From Office hours With Mike Steib

    Welcome to Office

    Hours, where Mike Steib sit down with the leaders shaping our world. From
    unicorn founders to battle-tested executives, He's here to share the answers to
    the most important questions you face in your work and to help you be the CEO
    of your own career.

    No script, no spin.

    just straight-from-the-gut answers to your questions from chief executives
    ranging from visionary founder Tommy Hilfiger to NYC's Mayor Eric Adams. We
    share our honest advice for achieving the career you've imagined.

     Episodes available here:

     https://www.iheart.com/podcast/1119-office-hours-with-mike-st-122602026/

    22 min
  • Travis Mills and Rahne Jones Are Back Help I'm In A Secret Relationship On MTV

    The jaw-dropping series, Help! I’m in a Secret

    Relationship!, uncovers the heartbreaking stories of people
    who have been emotionally manipulated into keeping their relationships a
    secret. These are the cautionary tales of people who believe they have
    found the love of their lives, only to discover
    lies at the core of their relationships. What if your true love is
    hiding a massive secret… and that secret is you?
    Travis
    Mills is a recording artist, actor and on-air personality who hosts his
    Apple Music radio show, "The Travis Mills Show," as well as his hit
    podcast "ADHD with Travis Mills."
    He's the cohost of MTV's docuseries "Ghosted: Love Gone Missing"
    opposite Rachel Lindsay. Mills is the lead singer and guitarist in the
    pop-punk rock band Girlfriends, who have toured with Machine Gun Kelly,
    MOD SUN and most recently The Used summer of 2023.
    Mills has also appeared on NBC's "Good Girls," Netflix's "Flaked," "The
    Coop" for Funny Or Die and Freeform's series "Alone Together." His
    cross-platform social media following is over five million.
    Rahne
    Jones is an actor, writer, host and activist hailing from Silver
    Spring, MD. Jones made her professional acting debut as Skye Leighton on
    the Golden Globe-nominated Netflix television
    series "The Politician" starring alongside Ben Platt, Gwyneth Paltrow,
    Jessica Lange, Judith Light and Bette Midler. Jones's other credits
    include the groundbreaking FX series "Pose" and "After School History,"
    Jones's own social media-based educational comedy
    series. Prior to becoming an actor, Jones spent four years working for
    the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.

     

    8 min
  • Ronin's Justin Maas Valak Talkin The Defiler And Satan's Portal

    No trends. No gimmicks. No nonsense. Just rock. That’s what Ronin brings to the table with their second album, Valak the Defiler.

    This album is a non-formulaic, breath of fresh air in a genre that has
    stagnated and gone stale. No two tracks are the same, but between the
    eight songs on the album lies a cohesive binding that is the pure,
    unadulterated, unfettered, unwavering and unsullied essence of rock
    music. 
    Valak the Defiler
    offers every fan something to latch onto. This album shows the power of
    good song writing. The instrumentation always serves the song it’s
    supporting and nothing is done without purpose. With this innovative
    album, Ronin’s potential is sure to be realized by rock lovers everywhere.

    Ronin’s exhilarating brand of unique hard rock and

    charged live shows have earned them a reputation as one of the
    Northeast’s most exciting acts. Following the release of their 2021,
    self titled album, Ronin took the road playing across
    the tri-state area. It wasn’t long before they caught the eye of
    Pavement Entertainment who helped push Ronin’s Single
    “Temptress” up the Billboard mainstream rock charts – peaking at #23.
    They’ve shared the stage with ACCEPT and soon people will be saying
    they’ve shared the stage with Ronin.

    20 min
  • Joanna Ho Releases Say My Name

    From New York Times bestselling author Joanna Ho comes

    a powerful new picture book about the beauty, meaning, and history
    behind the names of six different children —exploring their cultures and
    ethnicities, and emphasizing the importance of identity and saying
    names correctly. In Say My Name, six children from different backgrounds introduce themselves and convey the rich histories of their names and cultures: 


    From New York Times bestselling author Joanna Ho comes

    a powerful new picture book about the beauty, meaning, and history
    behind the names of six different children —exploring their cultures and
    ethnicities, and emphasizing the importance of identity and saying
    names correctly. In Say My Name, six children from different backgrounds introduce themselves and convey the rich histories of their names and cultures. 


    10 min

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