Sharma Law Leads a New Era of Entertainment Law for Digital Content Creators
Anita K. Sharma, Esq. Redefines the Legal Experience for Today s Influencers and Digital Talent
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NEW YORK, April 14, 2021 /PRNewswire/ There are now 50 million digital content creators around the world, and an estimated two million of them are earning six figures. As the role of digital content creators continues to expand and evolve, Sharma Law, PLLC, a trailblazing digital media, entertainment, intellectual property, and corporate/commercial law firm, has developed the distinct experience required to support influencers, digital talent, podcasters, creative companies, and startups in the digital media era.
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‘He Better Play In Something Else’: Charmaine Says Husband Neek Can’t Touch Her Fresh Hairdo, Fans Agree
Neek Bey, appears to be having a hard time understanding that when his wife gets a new hairdo, he must keep his hands to himself regardless of how tempting it may be.
In a playful video posted to the “Black Ink Crew: Chicago” star’s Instagram page on Tuesday, Dec. 15, Charmaine jokingly called upon her female fans for some hair help. While showing off her beautiful straw curl hairstyle on its second day, Neek abruptly interrupted her to air out his grievances. “Day two, we over here making love, and I can’t even touch her neck. Come on now, what kind of hairdo is that?” the father of one questioned. “I can’t touch your neck at least, god-dang.”
Artistes show Sharon Darlington love and support
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It was a night of both laughter and tears, but above all, it was a demonstration of love. Barbadians came out last Sunday night to
Solidarity House for an evening of music and hope in a benefit concert hosted to assist ailing singer/entertainer Sharon Darlington.
Darlington who was recently diagnosed with cervical cancer was brought to tears throughout the evening as several of the island’s musical talents belted out tune after tune in her honour and in the effort to raise funds for much needed medical attention overseas. And there were many awe-inspiring performances.