Over the past decade, Schwarzman has shaped Black Bear into a leading independent studio that produces and finances up to eight films per year. The team has been behind productions like “Sing ...

Black Bear CEO Teddy Schwarzman and NPR host Ailsa Chang are set to be honored by the Pacific Council on International Policy, Variety can exclusively announce. The gala is set for May 8 at the ...

In New Jersey, nature meets the sidewalk. It is a state known for its dense forests and extensive pine barrens, right next to increasingly developed suburban and urban areas. The state's unique ...

"The last image I have before the funeral director took Elias away was him in his little hat and outfit that the bereavement midwife got for us. He was hugging the little teddy bear. I've always ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. A council meeting in Cooma has ended in “absolute chaos” as serial pest councillor turned federal election candidate Andrew ...

Cardiff Council has defended a series of advertisement banners displayed across the city, which invite people to attend church for Easter. The banners read: "Trust in Jesus, he is alive, come to ...

The Centerville first-grade students started drawing their Smokey the Bear and Woodsy Owl themed posters back in December, submitting them in January. Now in April, the students made their way to ...

The Ad Council, a nonprofit organization known for public service campaigns like Smokey Bear and gun safety initiatives, has elected 17 new members to its board of directors. Tara Walpert Levy ...

NEW YORK, April 17, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- The Ad Council, America's leader in leveraging ... country's most iconic social impact campaigns – Smokey Bear, Friends Don't Let Friends Drive Drunk ...

"We are thrilled to welcome some of the most passionate and talented leaders in their fields to the Ad Council. Their expertise and dedication will have a profound and far-reaching impact on ...

In his biannual report to the City Council, Peterson reported that in 2024, the White Bear Lake Fire Department (WBFD) had a total of 4,784 calls, a decrease of 171 calls from 2023.