Powerhouse publishing and management company Primary Wave Music is expanding its brand division with the hiring of former top Atlantic Records exec Camille Hackney as head of brand partnerships, based out of the company’s New York office, and Bart Saunt as senior VP, based in Los Angeles. Additionally, the brand division’s Sam Sklover has been […]
Related Posts:
- Browns’ Shedeur Sanders Joins Elite Company Without Taking a Snap Sports Shedeur Sanders didn’t see the field in the Cleveland Browns‘ opener but his jersey continues to fly off the shelf. Sandersâ jersey ranks as the NFLâs fifth-best seller, according to NFLPA sales data from March 1 to July 31. The only players ahead of the Browns rookie are Philadelphia Eagles…
- Apple Martin is the new ambassador for London-based brand Self Portrait Entertainment Apple Martin stirs strong opinions. I get it – she’s a second-gen nepo baby, she’s pretty and she’s going to be in-demand as a model/actress/whatever for decades to come. Earlier this year, I covered one of Apple’s interviews, and I actually came away from it thinking that she sounded pretty…
- Bay Area sees COVID-19 wave and ‘tremendous confusion’ about vaccines News With COVID cases surging across California at levels not seen since a year ago, and the fall respiratory virus season approaching, access to vaccines may be more limited. The virus is no longer the menace that five years ago unleashed a pandemic, caused a million U.S. deaths and spurred government…
- Bay Area sees COVID-19 wave and ‘tremendous confusion’ about vaccines News With COVID cases surging across California at levels not seen since a year ago, and the fall respiratory virus season approaching, access to vaccines may be more limited. The virus is no longer the menace that five years ago unleashed a pandemic, caused a million U.S. deaths and spurred government…
- In LA port, bobbing blue floats are turning wave power into clean energy News By DORANY PINEDA and JENNIFER McDERMOTT LOS ANGELES (AP) — On a recent sunny morning in a channel at the Port of Los Angeles, seven blue steel structures that look like small boats are lowered into the ocean one by one. Attached to an unused wharf on a site that…
(Visited 1 times, 1 visits today)