L.A. s Dormant Social Scene Revived by Beyonce, Liza Minnelli and Kathy Hilton
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After a yearlong hiatus of gatherings, some high-profile insiders emerged over the past week to celebrate birthdays, brand relaunches and even history-making Grammy moments in a way not seen since before the COVID-19 pandemic began: When I hug anybody, I still have that knee-jerk reaction of, Is this OK?
Socializing is back.
With relaxed COVID-19 restrictions sweeping across L.A. County this week red tier guidelines, effective March 15, allow for movie theaters, gyms, museums, and indoor dining at restaurants to open doors and welcome customers with limited capacity it seems the news has spread to the social calendar. That s the way it looked surveying the swirl of gatherings, dinner parties and post-Grammy Awards events last weekend. Upon closer examination, people are tip-toeing onto the scene with varying approaches as some parties still requir
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Wolters Kluwer CT Corporation Survey Reveals How Corporate Law Departments Evolve as Companies Expand Internationally
February 3, 2021 GMT
NEW YORK (BUSINESS WIRE) Feb 3, 2021
Corporate law departments are evolving and global growth is the biggest driver. Maintaining compliance given the variety of global regulations and jurisdictions is a challenge that requires innovative approaches. That’s according to the IDC InfoBrief, sponsored by Wolters Kluwer CT Corporation, “ Modernization of Corporate Legal: How and Why Is Legal Changing.”
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IDC interviewed more than 100 general counsel, associate general counsel, and corporate secretaries from large multinational organizations. These enterprises struggle to manage the volume of legal entities comprising their global organizations. Notably, legal corporate compliance is seen as the top area requiring future resources by 47
This winter, Iowa City community members have put their heads together to figure out ways to give back during a year when non-profit organizations and those they support need assistance more than ever before. 2020 was very exhausting for people, so we thought this might be something to put a smile on people s faces, Ryan O Leary, an Iowa City native and member of the Iowa City Noon Optimist Club, a local service organization, told the Press-Citizen this week. The drive that O Leary and others organized is named The Giving Tree, in honor of Shel Silverstein s 1964 book.
Since Nov. 27, the drive has raised more than $30,000 $20,000 of which came from Randy s Flooring and was dedicated to Houses into Homes, an Iowa City-based non-profit that helps lift people out of homelessness.
Beating a dead HORSE in Franklin
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“Make sure your people is there to see the game. ‘Cause you might get embarrassed. Trust me.” Charlie Murphy, on “Chappelle’s Show” recounting a basketball game he played against Prince Also Ryan O’Leary after playing HORSE against Scarlett Kimbrell and Lauren Klem
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Daily Journal sports editor Ryan O Leary shoots a halfcourt shot during game of HORSE against Franklin girls basketball freshmen Lauren Klem and Scarlett Kimbrell last week. Scott Roberson | Daily Journal
Franklin freshman Scarlett Kimbrell shoots a 3-pointer during a game of HORSE against Daily Journal sports editor Ryan O’Leary last week. Scott Roberson | Daily Journal