The shirt features an image taken from The Pretenders’ 2023 album, Relentless, that of a toddler wearing boxing gloves and sporting a black eyepatch. The live album also will be available as a ...

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This album title suggests an entity just beginning to find its way in the world, but Learning To Crawl was already the third LP released by The Pretenders. By that time, they had already ...

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EXCLUSIVE: Emmy-winning actor, writer, director and producer Dan Levy has signed with CAA. Levy had been without agency representation since leaving WME in November — at least in part over ...

Steven Spielberg is paying tribute to his longtime publicist and advisor Marvin Levy, the only marketing professional to earn an Oscar for his work. Levy died Monday at age 96. “Marvin’s ...

Bret Hart has never been one to pull any punches, and the gloves certainly came off during a recent interview with Ariel Helwani. Hart discussed multiple of topics Tuesday on The Ariel Helwani ...

The government on Monday (March 24, 2025) proposed to abolish the Equalisation Levy or digital tax on online advertisements from April 1, a move that will benefit advertisers on digital ...

Parliament has today, March 26, 2025, voted to approve the repeal of the Electronic Transfer Levy Act, 2022 (Act 1075). In a manner similar to the initial passage of the law in 2022, the House on ...

Original Story: The Lok Sabha pa s sed the Finance Bill, 2025 on March 25, including a proposal to remove the 6% equalisation levy on digital advertising services. Finance Minister Nirmala ...

The move to eliminate the 6% equalisation levy on online advertisements will give Big Tech giants a reason to cheer but the broader term impacts include relief from the administrative obligations with ...

Minister for Media Patrick O’Donovan has said people using television-streaming services such as Netflix are “paying enough” and “I don’t see any reason to put a levy on them at the ...